This self-assessment activity will help you study the key terms and definitions. Drag the term from the bottom of the activity to the box with its matching definition and then select the Check button. Module 1 Terms and Definitions Controls airport, agency, airline, and vendor staff and vehicle access to secure and sterile areas throughout the facility. Takes the variable resource load, driven by peak and trough demands, and converts it into a manpower-staffing roster. Graphical user interface (GUI) information data that an airport manager can easily access on a computer system. Technology that evaluates the contents of video data to determine user-specified information about the content of that video. Overlays the Flight Information Display System (FIDS) with emergency or security-related data during airport incidents. Drives a methodology for minimizing the airport's environmental impact of an airport and ensures compliance with appropriate regulatory standards and, where desirable, appropriate ISO certification. Assists the automatic handling of events, including SMS, trouble-ticket logging and activation, and paging. Decision-support system that allows airport management to be informed on the status of airport operations in real time. Used at airports to count the number of enplaning and deplaning passengers, count the number of pedestrians who enter a door or geographic region, determine the location, speed, and direction of travel, identify suspicious movement of people or assets, inventory license plates, and evaluate how long a package has been left in an area. Catalog of everything in the airport that drives the linking and tracking of assets ownership and service agreements and entitlements. Environmental Management System (EMS) Manager's Dashboard Emergency Display System Airport Operations Control System (AOCS) Airport Staff Rostering System Video Analytics Application Asset Inventory Management System Intelligent Video Software Computer Aided Dispatch (CAD) System Access Control System