Study of the Requirement for a Central Data Center Management System for Security and Smart Crime Prevention for Smart City Development
Keywords:
Central data center management system, CCTV, Cloud, SecurityAbstract
A central Data center management system for crime prevention and smart living for smart city development. The system operates as both a web application and a mobile application, with data base stored in a central security data center's room and in the cloud. It includes reporting and notification features through a dashboard, consisting of three main components:1) Database System with 4 sub-components, 2) CCTV Camera Management System with 5 sub-components, and 3) Data Analysis and Dashboard System with 4 sub-components. Studying the system requirements, the researchers have designed a questionnaire that includes three aspects: 1) Development Components, 2) User Environment, and 3) Expected Outcomes. The questionnaire was conducted by two groups: government officials and the citizen. The overall result ranked highest requirement level (Xbar=4.63) it categorized into sub-aspects all three aspects ranked the highest (Xbar=4.63, Xbar=4.66, Xbar=4.61 in order). When considering by the group, the group of government officials, the overall requirement level was the highest (Xbar=4.68), and considered by aspect, all three aspects had the highest level of requirements ( Xbar=4.70, Xbar=4.67, Xbar=4.63 in order). The general public, the overall requirement level was the highest ( Xbar=4.59) and all three aspects also had the highest requirements ( Xbar=4.57, Xbar=4.64, Xbar=4.58 in order). Lastly, the result of both groups was consonant, with the highest requirements for the following sub-components of the system: 1) Database System with CCTV camara area, and 2) Data Security System.
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