Title :
Airport Perimeter Security: Where we´ve been, Where we are, and Where we´re going
Author :
Barry, Ann S. ; Mazel, David S.
Author_Institution :
Technol. Service Corp., Silver Spring, MD
Abstract :
Perimeter security at an airport requires disparate sensors to operate in concert to detect intruders; track them; assess threats; coordinate responses; (for example, human responders for investigation, or door and gate closings); gather evidence for law enforcement prosecution; and coordinate responses between law enforcement agencies. At present, no one system accomplishes all these tasks. Our work and development has evolved a system that meets these needs. In this paper we describe that evolution and show where we´ve been in system development, how that past has shaped our present deployment of systems and how our current work will lead to a complete solution.
Keywords :
airports; image sensors; national security; video surveillance; airport perimeter security; coordinate responses; disparate sensors; law enforcement prosecution; Airports; Cameras; Data security; Humans; Law enforcement; Radar detection; Radar tracking; Sensor fusion; Surveillance; Target tracking; camera/sensor control policy; common operational picture; data fusion; first responder directives; perimeter security; radar and video sensors;
Conference_Titel :
Technologies for Homeland Security, 2008 IEEE Conference on
Conference_Location :
Waltham, MA
Print_ISBN :
978-1-4244-1977-7
Electronic_ISBN :
978-1-4244-1978-4
DOI :
10.1109/THS.2008.4534423