Infrastructure Security Leveraging the ITS Experience Base Presented at ITS America Commercial Vehicle and Mobility Forum K.K Saxena, CCP Principal Kimley-Horn.

Infrastructure Security Leveraging the ITS Experience BaseInfrastructure Security Leveraging the ITS Experience Base

Presented at

ITS America Commercial Vehicle and Mobility Forum

K.K Saxena, CCPPrincipal Kimley-Horn and Associates, [email protected]

Summer Meeting • August 30 – September 1, 2005

The Security Era: Agencies, Needs and TechnologiesThe Security Era: Agencies, Needs and Technologies

• Airports• Ports• Utility Owners

– Water, sewer, electric and gas• D.O.T.s• Counties• Cities

Typical Security NeedsTypical Security Needs

• Perimeter Security• Access Control; Card Control, Key

Control• Video Monitoring• Chemical, BIO, Radiation Detection• Vehicle Monitoring

Security & ITS: Parallel ProcessesSecurity & ITS: Parallel ProcessesInfrastructure Security

• Vulnerability Assessment• Needs Analysis• Emergency Response Plan• Security Enhancement Plan• Concept Design: Alternatives, Costs• Infrastructure/Communication

Design• Devices: Sensors, detectors,

cameras, signs & controllers• Data Processing, Automation of

Operator Function• Status Displays, Video Walls,

Web-based

ITS• Feasibility Studies• Needs Analysis• Incident Management Plan• ITS Master Plan• Concept of Operations• Complete PS & E Package• Devices: Sensors, detectors,

cameras, signs & controllers• Data Processing, Automation

of Operator Function• Status Displays, Video Walls,

Web-based

Infrastructure Security ProjectTypical StepsInfrastructure Security ProjectTypical Steps• Vulnerability Assessment• Emergency Response Plan• Needs Analysis• Security Enhancement Plan/ Concept of Operations

― Alternatives Analysis• Concept Design

― Deployment Costs ― O & M Costs

• Infrastructure/Communications Design• Devices, Sensors, Detectors, Cameras, Signs, Controllers• Data Processing, Automation of Operator Functions• Status Displays, Video Walls, Web-based distribution

Examples of Cross-Over Technology ExperienceExamples of Cross-Over Technology Experience

• Water System Vulnerability Assessments– 4 in Texas; 3 in California

• Miami International Airport Security• Ports of Long Beach and Los Angeles• Fort Lauderdale Executive Airport Security• Port of Miami Security• Sky Harbor (Phoenix) Airport Security• City of Phoenix Water Utility System• Jacksonville Electric Authority (JEA)

Miami International Airport Perimeter SecurityMiami International Airport Perimeter Security

• Telecommunications Master Plan Update

• 18 Technology Assessments and Deployments

• Integration of Multiple Technologies at Interim and Final Center

• Field and Operations Center Deployments

Long Beach – Port of Los AngelesLong Beach – Port of Los Angeles

• Communications Master Plan

• Container Tracking• Commercial Vehicle

Operations• CMS/DMS• CCTV• Network Integrations• Construction Oversight

Fort Lauderdale Executive Airport SecurityFort Lauderdale Executive Airport Security

• Telecommunications Master Plan• 6-mile Fiber Communications Network• 42 CCTV Cameras• 28 Security Gate Sites• Interim Control Center Upgrade

Phoenix Sky HarborPhoenix Sky Harbor

Port of MiamiPort of Miami

Port of Miami SecurityPort of Miami Security

• Update 3-year-old Security Plan• Complete Gate Access Control System

for 76 Entryways; Terminals 3,4,5• Design New Access Control System

Terminal D,E,F• Complete Port-wide Communications

Plan• Waterside Surveillance• Training

Enabling Technologies ExperienceEnabling Technologies Experience

• Wide Area Network• World-Class Technology and Standards• Large Network Design and Implementation• Systematic Approach• Infrastructure and Architecture• Redundancy and Fail-over• Operations and Configurations• Routers and Switches (Cisco, Nortel)• Fiber Optics• SONET/Frame Relay/ATM/Ethernet• Voice Over IP

Agencies Benefit from the ITS Experience BaseAgencies Benefit from the ITS Experience Base

• Familiarity with process• Familiarity with Federal regulations• Technical Savvy – what works, what does not• Open system architecture, modular design• Systems engineering, system management

approach• O&M Issues, need for automation• Cost – Effective System Design• Rapid Deployment

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