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Air Pollution Surveillance Systems
Science, 1970Atmospheric surveillance is necessary in order to identify airborne pollutants, to establish ambient concentrations of these pollutants, and to record their trends and patterns. Air pollutants may occur in the form of gases, liquids, and solids, both singly and in combination. Gaseous pollutants make up about 90 percent of the total mass emitted to the
G B, Morgan, G, Ozolins, E C, Tabor
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Multimedia surveillance systems
Proceedings of the third ACM international workshop on Video surveillance & sensor networks, 2005The integration of video technology and sensor networks constitutes the fundamental infrastructure for new generations of multimedia surveillance systems, where many different media streams (audio, video, images, textual data, sensor signals) will concur to provide an automatic analysis of the controlled environment and a real-time interpretation of ...
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Veterinary Hospital Surveillance Systems
Veterinary Clinics of North America: Small Animal Practice, 2015We cannot manage what we do not measure. In order to provide optimal patient care appropriate effort must be given to the prevention of infectious disease transmission through the development and maintenance of an infection control program that is founded on results obtained through organized surveillance efforts.
Brandy A, Burgess, Paul S, Morley
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The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 1983
An area surveillance system which combines an ultrasonic intrusion detector, an electronic range finder, an instant camera and an alarm. The system is packaged in a temper-proof housing and is particularly suitable for the protection of residential and commercial buildings and for providing a quick identification of intruders.
Vernon G. Heger, Henri J. A. Charmasson
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An area surveillance system which combines an ultrasonic intrusion detector, an electronic range finder, an instant camera and an alarm. The system is packaged in a temper-proof housing and is particularly suitable for the protection of residential and commercial buildings and for providing a quick identification of intruders.
Vernon G. Heger, Henri J. A. Charmasson
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Distributed Surveillance System
2005 Purtuguese Conference on Artificial Intelligence, 2005The present paper describes a distributed surveillance system that has the ability to detect, track and snapshot subjects moving around in a certain space. The system is composed by several surveillance agents and a central surveillance agent which communicates with them and process data.
Hugo Dias +4 more
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SSRN Electronic Journal, 2018
We must have used security surveillance camera for security and safety. But this security surveillance camera are very expensive and requires many hardware components like hard disk drive, monitor or LED TV for displaying the things. Many night vision camera costs around one lakh or sometimes even more than that.
Vaishali Gaikwad (Mohite) +2 more
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We must have used security surveillance camera for security and safety. But this security surveillance camera are very expensive and requires many hardware components like hard disk drive, monitor or LED TV for displaying the things. Many night vision camera costs around one lakh or sometimes even more than that.
Vaishali Gaikwad (Mohite) +2 more
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2014
To enable effective and efficient command and control in military operations it is necessary to have full awareness of all the actions in the field. In traditional C2 systems, human operators play key roles varying from observation in the field up to semantic interpretation of observed data in the Command and Control Centre. Networks are mainly used to
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To enable effective and efficient command and control in military operations it is necessary to have full awareness of all the actions in the field. In traditional C2 systems, human operators play key roles varying from observation in the field up to semantic interpretation of observed data in the Command and Control Centre. Networks are mainly used to
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