Task 6.2a Having read the Unit Textbook cover to cover, your task is now to produce a design concept for the perimeter of this site. This must mitigate all of the risks in the Task 6.1a risk analysis table, or at least those rated moderate IRV and above. You will begin by providing an outline description of each perimeter element. For example, under surveillance you should include CCTV and you may wish to add other elements such as patrolling, watchtowers etc. Under detection you should evidence correct selection and application of at least one form of dedicated PIDS, but you might like to add as a second example video motion detection or patrolling officers etc. Delays will comprise fences, gates etc. In columns two and three you will then build on your outline description with detailed technical and performance specifications. In the technical column this may include height of the perimeter, gauge of the wire, number, spacing and kind of cameras, zoning of PIDS, illumination level and spacing of lamps etc. Your information should be sufficient for a contractor to interpret your requirement accurately. In the performance column you will state what your perimeter elements are designed to do. For example, the delay time afforded to your barriers, the sensing performance parameters of your PIDS, the purpose of your CCTV (surveil, detect, recognise, identify, provide evidence etc.). You will need a full understanding of both Units 5 and 6 in order to be able to complete this satisfactorily. Background Briefing Note 6.6 (Online Library) will help you in this regard. Hint: If you have your security risk analysis printed out at your side you will be able to produce a better tailored solution. [The number of rows provided is for guidance; you don't have to use every one in each subsection if you don't need to. Conversely, you may add more if you wish] Perimeter Outline Description of Requirement Elements Technical Specifications (you will need a detailed assimilation and understanding of the Unit Textbook and there should be full page referencing) Desired Performance Specifications (you will need a full understanding of Units 5 and 6 in order to be able to complete this. Strong answers will be expansive, applying performance requirements back to specific risks in the risk analysis).