Hi all,
Flying over to Norfolk Island on Wednesday to set up 3 high resolution IP surveillance cameras for a study on Sooty Terns. 3 study sites have been chosen on Phillip Island (7km off the coast of Norfolk). Each camera will be connected wirelessly to a common access point which in turn is connected to a wireless bridge to Norfolk Island. Each camera also has onboard storage of video and pictures which can be accessed and downloaded. All equipment is powered by solar panels/battery all developed locally here in Central Queensland. Federal National Parks staff will be able to access both live video and stored video/pictures from their office minimizing impact on the breeding Sooty Terns.
It is hoped that some live vision will be available through their website as well so, keep a look out.
For more infohttp://www.environment.gov.au/parks/norfolk/index.html
Also: http://www.environment.gov.au/parks/publications/norfolk/pubs/bird-checklist .pdf
Cheers,
Tom Sjolund
Video Surveillance Consultant
Security Providers Licence: 3256234
38 Shaw Av.,
Yeppoon Qld. 4703
Phone: (07) 4911 2730
Mobile: 0402 245 353
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