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Case Studies
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In July 2018 Airvis Ltd provided a UAV security provision, to Farnborough International Airshow. This case study provides a summary of the events that took place and describes how Airvis Ltd were able to successfully provide their services.
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Information
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When you fly a drone in the UK it is your responsibility to be aware of the rules that are in place to keep everyone safe. Follow these simple steps to make sure you are flying safely and legally
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This code provides good practice advice for those involved in operating CCTV and other surveillance camera devices that view or record individuals, and covers other information that relates to individuals, for example vehicle registration marks captured by ANPR equipment. This code uses the terms ‘surveillance system(s)’, ‘CCTV’ and ‘information’ throughout for ease of reference.
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This code of practice is issued by the Secretary of State under Sections 29 to 31 of the 2012 Act. It provides guidance on the appropriate and effective use of surveillance camera systems by relevant authorities. It is a significant step in the ongoing process of delivering the government’s commitment to the ‘further regulation of CCTV’ which it believes is a task that is best managed in gradual and incremental stages.
This code covers technology systems that are associated with, or otherwise connected with, surveillance cameras. There are 12 guiding principles for Airvis Remote Pilots | ||
