Transit trains surveillance system on the line to Kaliningrad

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  • Client Police Department under the Lithuanian Ministry of the Interior
  • Implementation period 2008
  • Project location Lithuania
  • Project partners IBM, Bosch
  • Project task Improving the control of trains to/fromKaliningrad to ensure safe and smooth transit of trains in Lithuania.
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Solutions in this project

  • Video surveillance system
  • Perimeter security solutions
  • Data communication solutions

During the first phase of implementation of the Specialised Kaliningrad Transit Programme, FIMA installed surveillance systems in four rail stations, their access points and on the Vokė bridge.

FIMA set up a system that provides more control of the route between Lithuania and Kaliningrad to improve security along what is both a national and EU border. During the first phase of the Facilitated Kaliningrad Transit Programme, FIMA engineers installed IP-based video surveillance systems comprising more than 100 cameras in four Vilnius-Kaunas stations, their access points and on the Vokė bridge. FIMA also installed 2km of sensor cabling to detect border violations on some other sections of the line.

Images are transmitted to video surveillance posts in Vilnius and Kaunas and data is also sent to transport police and Gelsauga,the authority responsible for railway security.

Project uniqueness

The project created one of the biggest IP-based video surveillance systems in Lithuania.

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Testimonials

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  • Under difficult conditions, the work was carried out to a high standard. FIMA staff displayed a high level of qualification and competence.

    Arvydas Linkus, Head of the Investment Planning and Technical Maintenance Development Department of the Police Department under the Lithuanian Ministry of the Interior