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Planning and Design This chapter introduces the concepts of why an enterprise network should consider migrating from a standalone analog network to a converged IP network supporting voice, video, and data. The following topics are addressed: �Introduction to the concepts of video resolutions, codecs, aspect ratios, frame rates and requirements for camera placement to achieve the required number of pixels per-foot to provide sufficient video quality to meet the needs of the physical security manager. �Network deployment models and the IP transports used by IP video surveillance cameras. �The network requirements, video traffic flows between endpoints, bandwidth requirements are discussed. �A design checklist to help the physical security and network manager achieve the goal of integrating IP video surveillance on the IP network. �A case study for implementing IP video surveillance on a campus deployment. ... detail... About Us