Description

The Pikeville Cut-Through Project is an astonishing engineering wonder that has been called “the eighth wonder of the world” by The New York Times. Spearheaded by former Mayor William C. Hambley, the Pikeville Cut-Through Project officially began in November of 1973 with the purpose of relieving the barrage of flooding that the City of Pikeville experienced each year prior. The Cut-Through Project also provided the City of Pikeville with more room for development, due to the relocation of the Levisa Fork of the Big Sandy River away from downtown Pikeville, and relieved the City of congestion caused by the railroad and the three major highways that passed through it.

Technical solution

Looking for cost-effective 24/7-surveillance – indoors or outdoors? AXIS P1448-LE Network Camera has you covered. A sturdy and flexible camera with a long list of great Axis features, AXIS P1448-LE is ideal for a multitude of purposes. It’s also the first camera in the P14 Series with both 4K resolution and built-in IR. AXIS P1448-LE captures still or motion-filled footage in high resolution and under difficult light conditions – including complete darkness. That’s because it delivers 4K resolution at 25/30 fps and features all our brilliant Axis light-compensating features. There’s Axis Forensic WDR for clarity when there are both dark and light areas in the scene. P-iris for optimal depth of field, resolution and image contrast. Axis Lightfinder for color images in near darkness. And Axis OptimizedIR, which fully illuminates completely dark scenes for up to 25 meters (82 ft).