NOTTINGHAM, England, February 9 /PRNewswire/ -- ShootLive will be demonstrated live at the Home Office Scientific Development Branch at the RAF Halton, Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire on 21st and 22nd March 2007, stand C24.

Using ShootLive digital photography, command and control teams can view live, high quality images from surveillance operations, counter-terrorism activities or major events for enhanced identification, intelligence and investigation purposes.

ShootLive streamlines the evidence capture process, automatically sending Preview copies of the photographer's images over a mobile data connection to a secure, central IT server. Command and control teams view the photographer's images within seconds of the camera click by connecting to the secure, central IT server.

ShootLive is particularly suited for evidence gathering from potential Chemical Biological Radiological and Nuclear (CBRN) incidents as images can be streamed in real-time over mobile data connections from the hot zone to a safe area, where an assessment of the situation can be carried out by the command and control team.

Mark Habgood, ShootLive Marketing Director said, "Previously, film or video images had to be physically transported to be identified. This can be problematic given that people and equipment need to be decontaminated after attending CBRN incidents. ShootLive will enable police to make decisions based on live information on the ground."

The system is 100% tamper proof with each digital photo date and time stamped as soon as it leaves the camera. In fact, within seconds multiple copies of the image are recorded on both the local ShootLive box and the central secure server. The importance of tamper proof systems is an integral and essential police requirement which has previously been problematic when using digital photography.

About ShootLive

The ShootLive digital photography process was developed by the PA Group, one of the leading providers of media services in the UK and home to the country's national news agency. Since 1868, media across the world have relied on our unrivalled reputation for providing fast, fair and accurate information.

Every day our images illustrate the top news, sport and show business stories. We have a team of more than 40 photographers strategically positioned around the country with the latest digital cameras and ShootLive to respond rapidly to breaking news. Pictures are transmitted within moments of being taken and distributed to national and regional newspapers, broadcasters and electronic media.

ShootLive is a software programme that runs on the photographer's laptop, on a central IT server and on an editor's PC at an operations centre.

Our GameOn mobile service provides in-game coverage of every Premier League fixture. PA's unique ShootLive photography process streams images over high-speed wireless links to our picture editors. These pictures are selected, edited and combined with live football commentary and delivered to subscribers within 90 seconds of the action taking place on the pitch.

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About HOSDB 2007

HOSDB 2007 Exhibition - the UK's premier showcase for the latest security equipment. This annual exhibition will take place on 21 and 22 March 2007 at RAF Halton, near Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, UK. The exhibition is organised in partnership with the Association of Police and Public Security Suppliers (APPSS). It will include around 200 exhibitors and leading suppliers in over 145 different categories displaying 3,000 products in fields such as imaging systems, search equipment and body armour.

Note to Editors:

A picture accompanying this release is available through the PA Photowire. It can be viewed at www.mediapoint.press.net.

For more information, please contact: Mark Habgood, ShootLive Marketing Director: +44-(0)115-844-7447 or mark.habgood@shootlive.com