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BSEC’s Security Planning Toolkit
BSEC’s Security Planning Toolkit is a breakthrough in security
Planning Challenges !
planning. Toolkit gives security planners the ready capability
to optimize sensor, camera, acoustic and radar deployments Security planners use a mix of manual
without regard to project size or complexity. Typical airport methods and generalized computer
installations include complex perimeters, coastlines, fueling based engineering tools to plan complex
depots, building facilities, hangars and other critical infra- projects. Their common design goal is to
structure. The Toolkit was developed and field tested in what achieve sensor coverage along their entire
is considered some of the world’s toughest security environ- project boundary. Unfortunately using
ments. It is now used globally by operational security plan- this approach it is rarely possible to know
ners and engineers working on a variety of complex security if optimal coverage has been achieved
challenges. within the project’s technological, opera-
tional and budgetary constraints.
Toolkit is the first integrated system on the market to combine
digital mapping, sensor device simulation with operational
mission planning. At the heart of Toolkit is a high perfor- When it comes to security
mance, precise 3D interactive project representation or model.
This model gives security planners the ability to rapidly design
guessing should not be part
their sensor deployments using current operational intelli- of the plan!
gence.
Key BSEC Toolkit Model Features Include:

• Sophisticated, project requirement matched terrain analysis

• Operational time and space based threats and response force position analysis
• Automated placement and optimization of all sensor, communications links tower positions, heights and compositions over the entire project
• Accurate camera, radar and acoustic sensor simulation and coverage area estimation by individual or combined sensor in worldview modes
• Simplified and facile assessment of active and passive delay countermeasure placement alternatives
• Ready support of the complete cost benefit analysis of alternative deployments and the impact of new technology and intelligence.

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 How Planner’s Use the Toolkit:
Security planners begin their planning work by defining
project areas of interest (AOI) in their model. Planners use
the AOI to incorporate current intelligence and define
their operational posture. Once AOI are defined, planners
begin their time and space analysis of threat and blue
force responses.

Toolkit’s time and space analysis and graphic displays give

the planner the important advantage of readily high-
lighting force deployment and existing countermeasure
effectiveness. Planners can see potential vulnerabilities
and estimate the need for sensors, force redeployments or
Figure 1 shows one example of the time and space analysis used to
physical barriers and time delays.
assess response force deployment and the need for barriers and delays.
Note the terrain’s effect on response force travel times.
Planners can rapidly assess the effectiveness of each loca-
tion. This first automatic planning mode is particularly use-
ful in extremely complex project areas and when the plan-
ner is not sure which sensor is best to use in a particular
area. The second automatic planning mode will calculate
the best locations of all available sensors for entire project
area. This mode supports deployment of both radars and
cameras simultaneously and requires minimum input from
the planner. Planners use the multi-sensor mode in an
iterative manner.

Either Toolkit automatic planning mode will accurately

Figure 2 is a Toolkit generated worldview of a simulated manual de-
sign of a four radar deployment along in river port does against cross
border incursion threat. Coverage gaps and areas of poor quality of
coverage area are evident.
and quickly calculate sensor locations, coverage areas and
blind spots, while dramatically reducing project planning
time, equipment and management costs. Toolkit gener-
ates numerous useful reports including a complete sensor
deployment detail report used to generate project bill of
materials. All reports and graphical results are exportable
into common databases, spreadsheets, mapping formats
and text processors.

TOOLKIT BENEFITS
• Increased Design Conf idence: Supports rapid analysis of automatically produced security system deployments and
alternative “what if” re-positioning of guard posts, response forces, sensors and security barriers.

• Lower Costs: Significantly lowers project budgets, design time and project delivery time through automated processes
for locating guard posts, sensors, barriers and response forces.

• Reduced Project Complexity: Significantly reduces the representation of complex sensor digital outputs into an easy to
understand and accurate graphical display format.

• Improved Results: Allows planners to rapidly reduce critical threats and vulnerabilities.
• Rapid Evaluation: Permits the accurate and rapid evaluation of existing security measures.
• Better Future Planning: Supports enhanced operational and engineering plans generation with precise and rapid
data generation.

• Reduces Errors, Enhances Reliability and Accuracy: Provides a list of specifications, detailed design, and project
implementation requirements.

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