Unattended Surveillance Solutions for Large-Scale Forestry Parks

Enhancing Security and Operational Efficiency through Intelligent Video Analytics

Located in Senrong Village, Fenglin Township, Hualien County, Taiwan, the Lintian Mountain Forestry Cultural Park is a well-preserved heritage site showcasing the forestry history from the Japanese colonial period to the post-war era. Originally a key logging site in eastern Taiwan, it has been transformed into a free-access cultural park, featuring preserved Japanese-style cypress buildings, a railway, Zhongshan Hall, and a museum of artifacts. Spanning a vast area, the park encompasses rich natural ecosystems, including Taiwan beech and red cypress, creating a serene environment.

The larger the site, the greater the need for a highly scalable management framework.

Due to its expansive size and open layout, integrated with nearby schools, dormitories, and residential areas, the park faces significant challenges in implementing effective surveillance and security systems. Establishing a highly efficient central management system to monitor incidents and enable flexible access to video footage is critical for reducing operational costs.

LILIN’s surveillance solutions, proven in large-scale environments, align seamlessly with the park’s needs through their remote-controlled video monitoring capabilities. The park has deployed various LILIN cameras, including PTZ speed domes, bullet cameras, and dome cameras, all centrally managed and viewed via the LILIN Central Management System (CMS). The LILIN Pro App further enables real-time event and video access from mobile devices. This allows patrol personnel to manage the park flexibly without being confined to a control room, receiving alerts from various locations directly on their mobile devices.

LILIN’s Intelligent Video Analytics Solution

The integration of intelligent video analytics with electronic fencing significantly reduces manpower requirements. By designating alert zones to detect people or animals and combining multiple conditions to generate events, the system enables managers to review footage based on specific incidents, eliminating the need to sift through hours of recordings from each camera.


“Achieving operational efficiency through resource optimization is the greatest benefit of adopting intelligent cameras,” said Steve Hu, Chief Information Officer at LILIN. “Remote unattended surveillance is a game-changer, empowering management to handle large-scale sites with ease.”

To address the challenges of the park’s expansive terrain, LILIN provides additional solutions such as high-zoom cameras, searchlight-equipped devices, and thermal imaging PTZ cameras, which operate effectively in complete darkness, enabling diverse applications for park management.

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