PSIA Area Control Specification V1.0 (released 11/15/2011) This specification will standardize the communication into access control and intrusion products, making them interoperable with the overall security system. This spec takes advantage of other PSIA specs, especially the Common Metadata and Events Model (CMEM). Harmonizing and sharing data between access control, intrusion, video, and analytics systems results in optimized and more easily integrated security management. Please contact Debbie Maguire for info on this spec." |
| PSI Model The PSI Model establishes a top-level hierarchy for describing standards and protocols in a deployment context. The model provides a registry and glossary of common protocols and terms which can be referenced by individual Use Cases as appropriate.  PSI Model |
| IP Video Use Cases The PSI Model establishes Use Cases to present protocols in a scenario-specific manner. The first two use cases (basic IP Video and managed IP Video) were selected for their prevelance in the industry and to serve as examples from which to build future Use Cases. IP Video Use Case #1IP Video Use Case #2 |
| IP Media Device Spec (IPMD)1.1 SpecPack- NEW...Feb 15, 2010 This package contains the specifications relevant to all PSIA members and registrees as of Feb 2010. While the contents of this package are available as separate documents, it is expected at this time that all parties interested in the PSIA IP Media Device Specification will also require the PSIA Service Model. Both of these specifications are included in this package for convenience IP Media Device (IPMD) Spec 1.1 SpecPack |
| Recording and Content Management (RaCM) Specification, Version 1.1a (r0.6b) The PSIA Recording and Content Management (RaCM) Specification, Version 1.1a, describes the PSIA standards for recording, managing, searching, describing, and streaming multimedia information over IP networks. This includes support for both NVRs and DVRs. The specification references the PSIA Service Model and IP Media Device specifications. XML Schema definitions, and XML examples, are included in the specification to aid implementers in developing standards-based products. The specification was developed with input from a broad set of manufacturers. RACM Spec. Version 1.1a and Schema/xsd files |
Video Analytics Specification (VAS) v1.0 The v1.0 Video Analytics Specification specifies an interface that enables IP devices and video management/surveillance systems to communicate video analytics data in a standardized way. The scope for the initial release of the Specification focuses entirely on video analytics capabilities discovery and analytic data output. Video analytic capabilities discovery will include standard configuration data exchange to enable any analytic device to communicate to another device or application its basic analytic capabilities at the device level and the video channel level (for multi-channel devices). This includes information such as the PSIA VAS version number supported, analytic vendor information (name, software version number, etc.), event types and mechanisms supported, and other supported configurations. From an analytic output perspective, the v1.0 Specification includes the definition of multiple types of analytic events, including alerts and counts, as well as video analytics metadata output.
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| PSIA Common Metadata & Event Model v1.2 Rev.0.4 (posted 01/24/2012) PSIA Common Metadata & Event Model |
PSIA Common Security Model v1.0
data and user security. It covers security requirements and definitions for network and session security, key and certificate management, and user permission management. These security definitions apply to all PSIA nodes. |