 Here you will find past and present articles related to the Camera/Fixture Lowering System from industry leading publications. Click on the links below to open the "PDF" file. |
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International July/August 2011 article: “Highly Beneficial” Cost benefit evaluation of use of MG Squared camera lowering system deployed by ADA County Highway District in Boise, Idaho. 92% cost saving per year in maintenance costs. 65-80% less time per CCTV site cleaning and maintaining the cameras. publication's link: www.itsinternational.com click here to view  Traffic
Technology InternationalJanuary 2010 article: “Raised Awareness” The successful combination of an innovative camera lowering device with pure Ethernet/IP communications for freeway and arterial roadway ITS devices is likely to see a more widespread rollout across Idaho’s freeways and beyond. publication's link: www.ukintpress.com/mag_traffic.htm click here to view  Thinking
HighwaysVol 4 No 4 • November/December 2009 article: “The Height of Progress” Innovative ITS deployments demand equally innovative ITS maintenance solutions. publication's link: www.h3bmedia.com click here to view  Thinking
HighwaysVol 3 No 4 • November/December 2008 article: “Ahead in the Poles” Israel’s “Cellular in Green” project ... one of the advantages of the [MG]2 lowering system is the ability to combine the system at any required height. publication's link: www.h3bmedia.com click here to view  Thinking
HighwaysVol 2 No 1 • April/May 2007 article: “A Maximum High” MG Squared and Michigan DOT's ground breaking camera lowering project. publication's link: www.h3bmedia.com click here to view  Traffic
Technology InternationalOctober/November 2005 article: "Raising ITS: Increasing ITS efficiency and maintainability in Australia" The Roads and Traffic Authority of New South Wales (RTA) in Australia became interested in Camera Lowering Devices (CLDs) when there was a requirement for camera poles on the northern side of the Tom Uglys Bridge in Sydney. publication's link: www.ukintpress.com/mag_traffic.htm click here to view  Traffic
Technology International: Homeland SecurityJanuary 2003 article: "Keep Your Distance: Lowering Downtime" Security camera downtime due to equipment failure or maintenance may be unavoidable, but with a lowering device disruptions to surveillance can be kept to a minimum. publication's link: www.ukintpress.com/mag_traffic.htm click here to view  Traffic
Technology InternationalAnnual Review 2003 article: "Bridge Commander" Gaining access to surveillance systems on the Sunshine Skyway Bridge. Lowering Systems keep maintenance from disrupting the 60,000 VPD traffic flow. publication's link: www.ukintpress.com/mag_traffic.htm click here to view  ITS
InternationalSeptember/October 2000 article: "Bucking the Bucket Truck" Height and Position of Detection Equipment and maintenance no longer determined by a Bucket Truck. publication's link: www.itsinternational.com click here to view |
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