Education
Project NOLA Executive Director Bryan Lagarde speaks with visiting members of the Jefferson Parish Sheriff's Office
Featuring overnight guest rooms, a large private courtyard, and a conference center that may accommodate over 100 visitors, Project NOLA's National Real-Time Crime Center at the University of New Orleans is very pleased to host online and in-person educational opportunities to help communities more easily create and better utilize crime camera programs to reduce crime.
Please call us at (504) 736-9187 to learn more about our seminars and training sessions.
Please call us at (504) 736-9187 to learn more about our seminars and training sessions.
Technician Certification Series:
Video Analyst Certification Series:
Community Series:
- How to install crime cameras on private property, municipal buildings and utility poles
- How to connect private surveillance cameras into a municipal crime camera program
- How to install and configure Gunshot Detectors and License Plate Recognition (LPR) Cameras
- Tips, tricks and best practices when installing and troubleshooting crime cameras
Video Analyst Certification Series:
- Analyzing live and recorded crime camera video via computers and mobile devices
- Using crime cameras to detect suspicious activity, dangerous situations and crimes in progress
- Relaying Real-Time information to units responding to crimes in progress and breaking emergencies
- Video evidence collection and preservation
- Socially responsible use of License Plate Recognition and Low-Density Facial Recognition
- Introduction to Forensic Software to enhance videos taken by crime cameras, cell phones, and more
Community Series:
- Introduction to crime cameras and how they may be used to inexpensively, quickly and dramatically reduce crime
- How to create and implement a powerful yet socially responsible community-wide crime camera program
- Private, municipal and federal funding mechanisms
- Pros and cons of facial detection and other advanced video technologies
- Using crime footage to better understand and address the cycle of violence and its affects on community
One of two large meeting rooms at Project NOLA's National RTCC
Project NOLA video monitoring floor, also used to educate visitors
