T/FSAS 49.3-2020 Public security supervision data resources Part 3: IoT perception data specification
T/FSAS 49.3-2020 Public security supervision data resources Part 3: IoT perception data specification
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Scope
Scope: This document specifies the terms and definitions of IoT sensing data in public security supervision, data classification, data element catalog, and data coding requirements. This document is applicable to public security supervision authorities and enterprises and institutions involved in the construction of smart supervision systems for planning, building, and maintaining IoT sensing databases. Main technical content: This standard is consistent with the relevant laws, regulations, and norms such as the "Standard for the Construction of Detention Centers" (Jianbiao [2013] No. 126), the "Technical Construction Standards for Detention Centers" (Gongjian [2002] No. 160), and the "Notice on the Issuance and Implementation of Relevant Standards" (Gongjian [2018] No. 209), as well as the standards GA/T 541-2011 "Management Regulations for Public Security Data Elements" and GA/T 524-2011 "Rules for the Compilation of Public Security Data Elements". This standard is applicable to public security supervision authorities and enterprises and institutions involved in the construction of smart supervision systems for planning, building, and maintaining IoT sensing systems. Among them: 1) Normative reference documents: This standard cites and references the latest versions of domestic standards to fully ensure the enforceability and feasibility of the standard provisions. 2) Terms and definitions: It clearly defines the terms "public security supervision data resources", "IoT sensing data", and "IoT sensing data elements". 3) Classification of IoT sensing data: It clarifies the classification of IoT sensing data in public security supervision. 4) IoT sensing data element catalog: It specifies the basic requirements for the IoT sensing data element catalog, and stipulates the data element catalogs for four categories of data: basic data, technical prevention data, IoT sensing data, and smart application data. It refers to the rules for compiling public sec