Amper supplies the security and surveillance system for the Indian port of Mundra

Amper has provided the critical communications management system to the port of Mundra, the largest private port in the Indian subcontinent, which will oversee the security of the free trade zone of this dock of more than 100 km2.

Amper has announced that, through its partner in India Mistral Solutions Pvt. Ltd, has supplied Wipro Limited with a critical communications management system for the free trade zone of the port of Mundra (India), the largest in the Indian subcontinent, the result of a multi-million rupee contract. The system will integrate the different existing sensors and supervise the security of the maritime and land areas of the entire port. Wipro will carry out the commissioning, the integration and maintenance of the security and surveillance system.

The project consists of the supply, installation and commissioning of various sensors, surveillance cameras, network elements and video management and analysis software, in addition to the Amper Command and Control solution. This Command and Control solution is a heterogeneous platform that acts as a single interface for the cartographic monitoring of all surveillance cameras along with the integrated communication and mobility system. Mistral will adapt the Amper Command and Control solution to meet the requirements of this project.

Amper’s Command and Control solution is an internationally recognized platform, which works worldwide in more than 200 installed systems, and is built according to the C4ISR concept (Command, Control, Communications, Computers, Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance), which integrates various sensors with communication networks and indicates the response protocols to follow in emergency situations. The command and control network thus established gathers inputs from the different sensors installed at strategic points throughout the port, places them on a cartographic representation of the area and allows communication between emergency response units. The graphical user interface is easy to use, so the system can be operated by surveillance personnel with minimal training.

Esther Garcés, general manager of the European market, Asia y África de Amper, ha declarado: “Estamos muy satisfechos de nuestra participación en este proyecto para el mayor puerto privado de Asia. Nuestro liderazgo en soluciones de seguridad pública y privada nos permite acceder en todo el mundo a mercados con alto potencial como este que ha fomentado el Gobierno de la India. Estamos preparados para ayudar a la mejora de la seguridad ciudadana con soluciones de última generación, que son líderes en su sector tecnológico y fruto de nuestra apuesta por la ingeniería de alto valor añadido y la innovación”.