Video surveillance has many programs and monitoring an active volcano is an element. IDIS video generation has fulfilled this task as a video generation provider for the assignment of the Volcano of Fire in Guatemala.
This volcano, one of the world’s most active and harmful, is now monitored day and night to temporarily alert about nearby eruptions. Live photographs of the “Fire Volcano” can now be viewed online through emergency agencies, scientists and residents, all captured via IDIS’ award-winning PTZ IR 8 Mpx 31x camera.
Even more than 14 km away, the 8-megapixel style provides ultra high definition day and night tracking of the active boiler, with sudden fuel and ash eruptions appearing every 15 to 20 minutes.
In June 2018, nearly two hundred other people died in the Fuego volcano in a series of pyroclastic explosions and flows that left little time for evacuation. It is the top eruption of the volcano since 1974 and the deadliest since 1929, but is far from a remote incident. More than 60 primary eruptions have been recorded over the more than five centuries, and with another 54,000 people living in fertile lands within 10 km of the crater, the threat remains high.
The H.265 IR DC-S3883HRX camera features an 8MP lens, automatic optical zoom and 31x
As a result, continuous ultra high-definition video surveillance, combined with sensor knowledge, the addition of seismology and fuel detectors, is now aimed at the protective communities that live around the volcano through early warning.
The H.265 IR DC-S3883HRX camera, which includes an 8MP lens, 31x optical autofocus and zoom, IR functionality up to two hundred my a highly sensitive automatic return positioning sensor, has been installed via IDIS, your EPCOM spouse and Guatemala. Specialist in telecommunications Crelosa. Like all IDIS cameras, the model, which has won two prestigious design awards, features a true plug-and-play configuration with a single click, making it ideal for trouble-free installation at heights, challenging environments, and in places where engineers are exposed. at greater risk.
The IDIS PTZ also has a true long dynamic diversity (WDR), which allows it to adapt smoothly to conversion conditions; Electronic Image Stabilization (EIS) provides a consistent distance scene policy, so that volcano photographs remain sharp and sharp; and H.265 and smart codec require minimal bandwidth, even for 4K live monitoring.
The camera also remains solid despite the region’s varying weather conditions, adding under a strong sun and when temperatures drop sharply at night. Water drop windscreen wiper is a must in the rainy season. The intelligent tilt and maximum IDIS warranty give Crelosa and Fire Volcano surveillance agencies the peace of mind that the camera will continue to provide exceptional videos in one of the world’s most stunning environments.
IDIS CAMERA DC-S3883HRX 8MP 31x IR PTZ