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The Contracting Committee, chaired by the Councilor for Finance and Recruitment, Eduardo Martínez-Oliva, has opened this morning the economic offers of the 13 companies that have come to install the video surveillance system in the neighborhood of El Carmen and will now be studied for the different municipal services.
This is the first initiative that is tendered in the Smart City project of the DUSI strategy, and its installation will provide real-time information on incidents in the streets, in order to improve management efficiency.
The main objective of this initiative, requested by the merchants of the neighborhood and that was transferred to the Municipal Board, is to increase the subjective sense of security and deter the commission of infractions, in addition to controlling traffic in the area to respond to concrete needs.
To this end, an innovative system of 15 state-of-the-art video cameras will be installed in different streets.
The aim is to change the concept of surveillance cameras, as equipment that merely captures images, to an intelligent system of video sensors that, by means of video analytics, are able to inform in real time of the state of the city and, in this way, improve the efficiency in its management.
It is an initiative promoted through public-private collaboration, business and university, to be a pioneer in the field of Smart Cities adapting technology to the specific needs of the municipality and its singularities.
The cameras, whose location will be marked, will record images that can only be seen by Local Police and that will be deleted once it is observed that there is no crime commission.
In the event that it has occurred, the recording will be sent to the judicial or administrative authority to establish the criminal or administrative responsibilities that may have occurred.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Murcia
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