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Camera locations were chosen to ensure the highest possible capture accuracy by not requiring any camera to view more than two lanes over. An exception to this is Location 7 which will utilize a long-range LPR camera to capture the 3rd lane. Communications for Locations 1-9 will be provided by 5GHz wireless radios from Ubiquity Networks. The City of Sunny Isles Beach is already successfully using these radios. Communications for Locations 10 and 11 will be provided by 3G or 4G cellular modems to be provided by the City. This blend of 5GHz radios and cellular modems will deliver the greatest throughput to a majority of the LPR locations while reducing monthly and annual cellular contract fees. All LPR data will be centralized on a server to be installed in the City of Sunny Isles Police Department. This server will analyze the data in real time and trigger alerts when a wanted license plate is read. Patrol officers will be able to monitor LPR alerts from inside their vehicles using the CarDetector Fixed software installed on their mobile data terminals. Any authorized City of Sunny Isles Beach user will be able to log onto a web page to run reports and gather intelligence from any computer. In addition to the license plate data that is captured by the twenty-four(24) City of Sunny Isles Beach LPR cameras, the City will also have access to nearly one billion LPR reads in south Florida and across the nation. Vigilant Video's Law Enforcement Archival Reporting Network (LEARN) is the most depth data sharing platform available and ensures that the City of Sunny Isles Beach will gain the most intelligence from its LPR system. Currently, LEARN is ingesting LPR data from numerous other LPR providers (NDI, PIPS, etc) at other Florida law enforcement agencies (LEA)which is then made available to City of Sunny Isles Beach officers and investigators. The public safety impact of LEARN uniting LEAs across the country within a common LPR data sharing framework should not be underestimated. This interoperability is included in this proposal to the City of Sunny Isles Beach. As is evident by the pictures and details in the following design, Iron Sky personnel walked every equipment location searching for the most effective location for equipment taking into account the amount of work required of the City. Iron Sky believes this is the best design and will result in an extremely effective LPR system with the highest uptime, lowest maintenance and lowest total cost of ownership. Scalability and Future Camera Integration Iron Sky is aware of the City's vision to deploy video surveillance cameras in its parks in the near future. Iron Sky has developed its own Video Management Software (VMS)which will fully integrate all video surveillance cameras and LPR cameras onto a single platform enabling any authorized user to view any camera on any device (PC, laptop, tablet, phone) anywhere in the world. In response to an incident the City of Sunny Isles Beach would simply need to give a 3rd party agency, such as County or State emergency responders, a web page, username and password. There is no software to install or maintain and users navigate all cameras using a very simple and intuitive Google Maps interface. The following images are snapshots from one of Iron Sky's clients, Sandy Springs, GA. Iron Sky has full integrated their surveillance cameras, traffic cameras, LPR cameras, 911 CAD data and Vehicle Location data. In addition, two neighboring police departments, Dunwoody and Iron Sky Response to the City of Sunny Isles Beach Request For Proposal#12-09-01 Section 4 Page 3