Comprehensive CCTV Deployment at Taipei Songshan Airport
Taipei Songshan Airport is a unique urban hub located in the heart of the capital, right next to the city's main business and administrative districts. As the most centrally located airport in Taiwan, it serves as a crucial link for domestic routes and international flights across Northeast Asia. It maintains a high density of flights to key destinations like Tokyo, Seoul, and Shanghai, offering maximum convenience for travelers.
Songshan Airport's annual passenger throughput has long ranked among the highest in Taiwan, with near-constant peak conditions during morning and evening rush hours and travel seasons, resulting in nonstop flows of people and vehicles inside and outside the terminal, and an exceptionally busy operational environment. This not only poses severe challenges to flight scheduling and ground transportation but also demands even higher standards for safety management and risk prevention.
In such a high-density and high-traffic environment, any potential security vulnerability could lead to severe consequences. Therefore, Songshan Airport authorities have continuously invested resources over the years, proactively introducing advanced surveillance technologies to ensure the safety of passengers, staff, and facilities.
LILIN deployed professional-grade cameras throughout the terminal interior and exterior. The system includes video recording, people flow counting, abandoned object detection, abnormal behavior analysis, and queue detection. When threats are detected, the system issues automatic alerts for faster incident response.
Outside the terminal, LILIN deployed AI cameras to monitor traffic flow. Queue detection at bus stops and pick-up/drop-off zones automatically alerts staff when lines become excessive, enabling faster vehicle dispatch and traffic management.
High-speed PTZ cameras with auto-tracking monitor parking lots and open areas. In no-standing pick-up/drop-off zones, the system detects vehicle overstay and triggers alerts for enforcement.
Inside the terminal, LILIN cameras cover all areas and passageways. ATM areas have multiple cameras at different angles to capture transaction details. Departure control zones and shopping streets use dense camera arrays with people flow counting and abnormal behavior detection.
In restaurants, rest zones, and boarding halls, abandoned object detection alerts security staff when luggage remains unattended. The observation deck has cameras for area monitoring.
The system includes a backend video management platform for searching, playback, and analysis. Intelligent features are centrally managed, reducing staff workload and response times.
The system supports traffic management and incident response at Taipei Songshan Airport.
