Tasman District Council, NZ is accessing existing private wildlife cameras for boating surveillance

Tasman District Council, NZ boating surveillance network

In Progress

Tasman District Council partnered with Project Janszoon to improve public safety by accessing their wildlife webcams in Anchorage and Awaroa. The Council uses these existing cameras as a 24 hour surveillance network to monitor speeding boats. The Council receives 30 second screenshots that are timestamped in popular spots to allow easy identification of potential safety concerns. The Council hopes that the surveillance system will promote safe boating and reduce boating injuries and accidents.

Public Safety Surveillance Public Private Partnership (PPP)

Tasman District Council, NZ

District council in New Zealand

New Zealand

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About the Project Janszoon. Its tasks and goals

The task Project Janszoon has set for itself is to transform the ecological prospects of the Abel Tasman National Park over the next 30 years

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Access to webcams improves public safety in Anchorage and Awaroa | Tasman District Council

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