| NEWSROOM | WHO WE ARE | MISSIONS | HISTORY | RELATED LINKS |
| HOW DO I... |
» Advanced USACE Search
» Site Map » Remote Network Access |
|
|||||
|
|
|||||
|
CONTACTS
Have a Question Involving Electronic Security?
Limited to Official Duty Active Military and Government Personnel Only
ESS MCX Technology Focus Areas
| Sensors | Intrusion Detection, Interior/Exterior, Cameras, Thermal Imagers | |
| Monitoring & Control | Software, Workstations, Local Processors, Digital Video Recorders | |
| Comm & Networks | Fiber Optics, Wireless, Protocols, Encryption, Hubs/Routers, Wireline | |
| Entry/Access Control | Physical/Logical, Cards/Readers/Keypads, Biometrics, Door Controls | |
| Infrastructure | Power, Fences, Barriers, Lighting | |
| Policy & Standards | UFC, UFGS, Army Regulations, Industry Standards | |
| Technical Consulting | Risk & Vulnerability Assessment, Surveys, Planning, Design | |
| Research & Testing | R&D, Government Testing | |
| Training | ESS Design, ACP, ICIDS, Seminars |
|
Let us help you get started with your project!
Contact the Electronic Security Center US Army Engineering and Support Center, Huntsville 4820 University Square Huntsville, AL 35816-1822
Phone: 256-895-1740 DSN: 760-1740 Fax: 256-895-1519
DID YOU KNOW ... When a Pan Tilt Zoom (PTZ) Dome Camera is installed with a mounting arm to a 4 inch pole it creates a minimum 7° blind spot in the cameras' 360° Field of View (FOV). Larger mounting structures such as a utility pole or building will create a greater blind spots. It is always important to orient the camera to where the blind spot occupies the least significant view from that camera location.
|
||
|
