Device Description
Cameras for mines and tunnels are an essential element of security and safety monitoring. The mining sector presents a number of challenges, from low lighting to connectivity issues in remote areas. These surveillance cameras observe the many processes within the mine and are mostly installed in a permanent, overt manner, with portable covert cameras being used on a temporary basis. IR thermal imaging cameras are often used as they offer the ability to see in dark, foggy or dust filled environments where there are large trucks, cranes, robotics and other moving apparatus that present danger to humans.
KPIs
| E2E Latency: | Moderate |
| Jitter: | Sensitive |
| Data Rate: | Medium |
| Availability: | Medium |
| Criticality: | Safety Critical |
| Communication Direction: | Two-way |
| Common Communication Mode: | Unicast |
| Mobility (type/speed): | Fixed |
| Service Continuity: | Not Required |
| Device Autonomy (Power Constrained): | No |
| Connectivity Type: | WAN |
| Priority Services (NS/EP): | No |
| Guaranteed Service: | DCGBR |
| Security: | Medium |
| Lifespan: | Long |
| Location Based Services: | Very High Accuracy |
| Slice Type: | mMTC |