Case Study:
Airport Bird Surveillance
and Control System
Airport Bird Surveillance
and Control System
“Airport Bird Surveillance and Control System”
This project involved creating an advanced bird surveillance and control system to improve airport safety by reducing the risk of bird strikes. The platform combines real-time monitoring, detection, and deterrence strategies, using AI-powered video analysis to identify bird activity near runways and alert airport staff to potential hazards. By automating detection and response, the system helps airports manage bird populations effectively and reduce disruptions.
Client Background
The client, an international airport authority, needed an efficient bird control solution to minimize flight disruptions and safety risks caused by bird strikes. Traditional bird monitoring methods were labor-intensive and often reactive, so the client sought an automated system for early detection and deterrence. The system needed to integrate with existing airport operations and provide reliable, real-time alerts.
Market/Competitive Analysis
Research revealed a lack of comprehensive solutions in the market that combine real-time bird detection with automated deterrence. Many existing systems required extensive manual intervention, so this project aimed to deliver a highly automated, precise, and integrated solution that reduces the need for human monitoring.
Project Objectives
Scope of Work
Ensuring real-time detection accuracy while minimizing false alarms.
Building a system that integrates smoothly with existing airport operations and scales to cover large areas.
Adapting to changing weather and lighting conditions that affect video clarity and detection.
Designing deterrence mechanisms that are effective yet minimally disruptive to airport operations.
Team Composition: