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Security cameras are the first line of defense against crime. That’s why the security experts at Mammoth Security of New Haven know the ins and outs of surveillance technology and skillfully build camera systems for all types of commercial properties.

We know which cameras to use, where to place them, how to mix and match them, and how to configure them for maximum coverage and reliability.

We specialize in HD (High Definition) and IP (Internet Protocol) security cameras because they produce footage several times more precise than anything you'd get from a standard analog camera. And by operating on the Internet protocol, our cameras let you access live footage and manage your system remotely via browser or mobile app.

Our friendly experts are ready to hear your ideas, answer your questions, and design a security system that’s tailored to your particular surveillance needs.

Access control systems by Mammoth Security automate the process of entry management. Our access control systems improve operational efficiency while logging entry data and protecting sites from unauthorized individuals.

Smart cards, key fobs, and other credentials must be authenticated by door readers and then matched with site permissions before passage is allowed.

For turbocharged access control security, facial recognition software and fingerprint readers can replace traditional credential hardware.

The access control management software we use lets users remotely adjust entry privileges through a central system interface.

With structured cabling installed by the experts at Mammoth Security, all of your telecommunications, security, and building management systems can be supported on a fast, reliable, and secure network.

Structured cabling is the long-term, future-prcoof solution for dependable data transmission between electronic devices.

Prevent slow downloads, unprofessional conference call streaming, and dropped connections by trusting the Mammoth Security team for voice and data wiring throughout your property.

Our structured cabling installations are clearly labeled and well-organized for easy scalability as your network needs grow.

Our installation team in New Haven designs burglar alarm systems that dependably recognize security breaches.

Our crew can build a brand-new intrusion alarm system or, to help you keep costs down, can upgrade your existing system with wires and sensors you already have.

We know how to design security systems that minimize false alarms. And if your alarm sensors are triggered, you'll receive real-time notifications and the attention of a professional monitoring service.

Our intrusion alarms include access to a smartphone app so you can remotely access and manage your alarm status at any time. Remote alarm access empowers you to disarm false alarms and verify genuine break-ins for urgent law enforcement support.

At Mammoth Security in New Haven, our installation crew is serious about fire safety because fire is the deadliest intruder of all.

We specialize in reliable, professional installations of fire alarm systems for commercial facilities regardless of their size and complexity.

Our knowledgeable installers will inspect your existing fire devices for functionality and efficient placement.

We can integrate fire alarms with access control systems so that exit doors will automatically unlock to enable easy emergency evacuations. And we can integrate fire alarms with surveillance cameras to provide emergency responders with the situational awareness they need to stop fires early and save lives.

New Haven is the easternmost major coastal city in Connecticut. Founded in the seventeenth century by Puritans, New Haven boasts one of the first planned city grids in the world. Today, the city is an international center of arts, food culture, and education. It’s world-famous as the home of both Yale University and New Haven-style pizza.

Despite having a whole lot to offer, New Haven is the 36th most dangerous city in the U.S. and the number one most dangerous city in Connecticut. Every year, one in twenty-eight people in New Haven will be the victim of a property crime. Security solutions like cameras, access control locks, intercoms, and intrusion sensors are therefore necessary to deter crime and secure properties throughout the city.

The cameras used in analog surveillance systems produce terrible images--especially of subjects that are distant or moving. After a security breach, when businesses need clear proof of faces, license plates, and other details, the limitations of an analog system are almost always a problem.

At Mammoth Security, we make sure our customers get useful footage from their surveillance installations by only furnishing HD (High Definition) digital cameras. With high-definition, actionable images, our customers have the evidence they need to recognize suspects, recover property, and make New Haven a safer city for everyone.

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Our expert consultants will tailor a security system to fit your needs and our certified technicians will ensure your systems perform the way they should, every time.

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Full slate of residential services: security systems, security cameras, fire alarm systems, fire alarm monitoring, home and energy management, plus remote access with the iBridge Connected Home app.

Full slate of commercial, industrial, and institutional services: security systems, security cameras, fire alarm systems, fire alarm monitoring, business automation.

We’re large enough to handle any size home or commercial/industrial property, including schools, churches, medical facilities, and more.

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Use of product or trade names in this report is for descriptive purposes only and does not constitute endorsement by the Geological Survey

GDA (Geologic Data Assistant) is an extension to ArcPad, a mobile mapping software program by Environmental Systems Research Institute (ESRI) designed to run on personal digital assistant (PDA) computers. GDA and ArcPad allow a PDA to replace the paper notebook and field map traditionally used for geologic mapping. GDA allows easy collection of field data that include:

Station location as determined by GPS, map inspection, or as a bearing and distance offset from an existing station

This report provides a link to downloadable code, describes the required hardware and software necessary to use GDA, describes the GDA data structure, gives setup instructions for GDA, describes moving data from GDA into a desktop GIS, and discusses customization of GDA. To use GDA efficiently will require an intermediate knowledge of computer systems and, most importantly, good file management. GDA does not have to be used in conjunction with ESRI's ArcMap, but knowledge of that program is useful for customizing certain GDA files and viewing shapefiles. Haugerud and Thoms (2004) discuss rationales behind some of the choices made in building GDA.

Note that the GDA code includes HTML help files that discuss setup and use of the software. Much of this report is copied from the GDA help files.

There are 2 downloadable GDA packages from which to choose depending on the intended host system.

For installation on a Windows PC, download GDA_PC_Install.zip. This package contains the loose files and a simple DOS batch file to copy them to the appropriate directories. This is also the package to download for further development of GDA in ArcPad Application Builder.

For installation on a Windows CE device, download GDA_For_PPC.CAB.

Get a copy of this documentation as zipped html or PDF.

To use GDA, you should have some familiarity with your PDA, with ArcPad, and with some basic principles of GIS.

First, use your PDA. Learn how to open programs and switch between them. Experiment with the several different methods of text input, to find what works best for you. Learn how to change screen brightness. Poke around in the system settings. Windows CE has changed significantly with each release. Our experience is primarily with WinCE 3.0; if you are using a later version, some of our PDA-related advice may be wrong.

Configuring the communications link between the PDA and an external GPS receiver can be challenging. The instructions that work for our hardware and operating system are likely to be wrong for your setup. You will have read your manuals (this may not help much) and experiment.

Second, look through the ArcPad user manual (available here). Pay attention to the layer metaphor, the notion of an active layer, the limits of ArcPad symbolization, and how a map projection can be defined.

Third, you should have a basic understanding of map projections and datums. You should appreciate the distinction between the contents of a spatial database and the symbolization of those contents on a map or computer screen.

ArcPad, and thus GDA, runs on the Windows CE 3.0 (or greater) operating system, also known as the PocketPC operating system. It can also be installed on Windows-based desktop, laptop, or tablet computers. It does not work on Palm or Linux devices. Most WinCE computers are adequate. When selecting a PDA, pay particular attention to display readability, communications capabilities, battery life, the quality of the digitizer, memory capacity, and speed. We are currently using Hewlett-Packard iPAQs with 400MHz processors, 64MB memory, and 240 x 320 pixel 16-bit color daylight-readable displays.

An extended-capacity battery, or an expansion pack with an additional battery, is desirable. You would like to have enough power for continuous operation throughout a 14-hour field day. When using a GPS it is especially useful to set your PDA to never shut off. One reason for this is simply efficiency, but the other is that turning a PDA off without first disconnecting the com port often causes the PDA to lock up so that it can only be reset with a soft reboot. The largest drains on the battery are the intensity of the backlight and the length of time it is on, so set your backlight to dim to nothing after a short period of inactivity.