An assessment of the video analytics technology gap for transportation facilities

We conduct an assessment of existing video analytic technology as applied to critical infrastructure protection, particularly in the transportation sector. Based on discussions with security personnel at multiple facilities, we assemble a list of desired video analytics functionality, which we group...

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Hauptverfasser:	Thornton, J., Baran-Gale, J., Yahr, A.
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Schlagworte:	Cameras Content based retrieval Data security Monitoring Personnel Positron emission tomography Protection Surveillance Testing Transportation
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