The following Informative reference standards contain information that is useful in understanding this Example specification.

Some of these documents are drafts of standards that may become Informative references in a future release of this specification.

In the following reference descriptions, the terms:

• "Compliancy of Example to Standard", and
• "Example Specific Implementation"

are defined as "Yes", or "No".

Compliancy of Example to Standard

Yes → Indicates that Example fully complies to the standard.

No → Indicates that Example is not compliant.

Example Specific Implementation

Yes → Indicates that a specific Example profile is defined, meaning a subset of the standard is defined.

No → Indicates that the standard is used without any specific restriction.

Advanced Security Service Specification

This applies to the usage of IEEE802.1x security, TLS, and Key Storage.

• A client may be authenticated based on a certification path that it presents to the server, e.g., a TLS client is authenticated by a TLS server.
• The certificate-based authentication is performed according to a certification path validation algorithm that enforces a certification path validation policy.

Standards Body: ONVIF

Reference Number: Version 1.3 February 2016

URL: https://www.onvif.org/specs/srv/security/ONVIF-AdvancedSecurity-Service-Spec-v120.pdf

IPR Status: Free

Compliancy of Example to Standard: No

Example Specific Implementation: No

Comments: There is overlap between ONVIF and Example. The management of parts of the system is done differently.

Display Service Specification

Configures a mosaic of video on a display device.

• The display service provides functions to enable a client to control and configure display devices.
• The service introduces panes, each of which occupies an area of the physical display.

Standards Body: ONVIF

Reference Number: Version 2.3 May 2013

URL: https://www.onvif.org/specs/srv/disp/ONVIF-Display-Service-Spec-v221.pdf

IPR Status: Free

Compliancy of Example to Standard: No

Example Specific Implementation: No

Comments: N/A

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File Export Format

This applies to the secure export of media for court purposes.

• A client may be authenticated based on a certification path that it presents to the server, e.g., a TLS client is authenticated by a TLS server.
• The certificate-based authentication is performed according to a certification path validation algorithm that enforces a certification path validation policy.

Standards Body: ONVIF

Reference Number: Version 17.06 June 2017

URL: https://www.onvif.org/specs/stream/ONVIF-ExportFileFormat-Spec-v100.pdf

IPR Status: Free

Compliancy of Example to Standard: No

Example Specific Implementation: No

Comments: Need to review against other standardised encryption methods.

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Schedule Service Specification

This manages schedules for configurations, special days etc.

• The schedule service provides functions to manage schedules and special days.
• Schedules and special days are defined by iCalendar vEvents. iCalendar is a very flexible format where daily, weekly, monthly and yearly recurrence can be used.

Standards Body: ONVIF

Reference Number: Version 1.0 June 2015

URL: https://www.onvif.org/specs/srv/sched/ONVIF-Scheduler-Service-Spec-v100.pdf

IPR Status: Free

Compliancy of Example to Standard: Yes

Example Specific Implementation: No

Comments: N.A

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Thermal Service Specification

This manages thermal camera settings.

• The Thermal (imaging) Service provides configuration and control data for specific propertiesof thermal imaging devices.
• WSDL is part of the framework and provided in the ThermalWSDL file.

Standards Body: ONVIF

Reference Number: Version 17.06 June 2017

URL: https://www.onvif.org/specs/srv/thermal/ONVIF-Thermal-Service-Spec-v1606.pdf

IPR Status: Free

Compliancy of Example to Standard: Yes

Example Specific Implementation: No

Comments:

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Video Analytics Device Service Specification

This defines controls for analytics engine processing of data and video created by a camera.

• The Analytics Device Service has to be used for stand alone analytics devices (Network Video Analytics – NVA) which perform evaluation processes on media streams or metadata enhanced media streams.
• Evaluations may involve more than one media stream or metadata enhanced media stream at a time. The Analytics Device Service receives media streams or metadata enhanced media streams from live-generating or storing devices.

Standards Body: ONVIF

Reference Number: Version 2.1.1 January 2012

URL: https://www.onvif.org/specs/srv/analytics/ONVIF-VideoAnalytics-Service-Spec-v221.pdf

IPR Status: Free

Compliancy of Example to Standard: No

Example Specific Implementation: No

Comments: Overlaps with Example.

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