PGISR System Overview

From perimeter activity
to operator decision

The PGISR event-response workflow

  1. 01

    Detection

    Perimeter Activity detected.

  2. 02

    Data Collection

    Sensor and camera data is gathered.

  3. 03

    Data Processing

    The collected data is processed for event context.

  4. 04

    Response/Dismissal

    The monitoring team responds to the event or dismisses as non-threatening.

  5. 05

    Data Archive

    The event and its data are archived.

How one perimeter event moves through a PGISR security system
Overhead view of a protected estate. The perimeter features metal, vibration, acoustic, radar, gas and radioactivity sensors, including cameras and FLIR.

01DetectionActivity at the perimeter

02Data CollectionSensor + camera data

03Data ProcessingProcessed on site

Security monitor personnel view the field sensor data and the sensor data processing results.

04Response/DismissalRemote monitoring

05Data ArchiveEvent record

System behavior

What happens when
activity is detected

01

Trigger cascade

One sensor may trigger another. Movement may trigger a camera. Camera images trigger automated identification processing. That ID may trigger a field text alert, a control center alert and other configurable threat elevation events.
02

Automated accuracy

Automated real-time sensor data processing increases accuracy and saves time with fewer false positives. Image processing knows the difference between a loose dog, children, adults and wind-blown plastic bags.
Example Site Deployment

Try the simulator below

Choose an event to watch PGISR detect it, verify what happened, assess the situation, and show the monitoring team how to respond.

Choose an event

Runs automatically when selected.

Overhead view of a country estate with perimeter PGISR security system processing
Monitored boundary What the camera sees
CAM 04Looking…Live