PRESENCE DETECTION SYSTEMS - EFFICIENCY OF USE, BEST PRACTICE

Roberts Vikainis; Sergejs Talapins; Romans Matvejevs

doi:10.17770/bsm.v4i9.7039

Authors

Roberts Vikainis Bc.iur., Docent of Border Guard and Immigration Service Subjects Department of the State Border Guard College (LV)
Sergejs Talapins Prof.Bc.gr., Assistant of Border Guard and Immigration Service Subjects Department of the State Border Guard College (LV)
Romans Matvejevs Bc.soc., Senior Inspector (in the field of technical means of border surveillance) of Robežnieki Border Border Surveillance Unit of Daugavpils Board of the State Boarder Guard (LV)

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.17770/bsm.v4i9.7039

Keywords:

border surveillance, photosensor, presence detection system

Abstract

One of the features of the development of modern society is the growing need to restrict access to various objects. The main task of the State Border Guard is to ensure the inviolability of the state border, including the prevention of illegal crossing of the state border. Nowadays, presence detection systems are often used for this purpose - devices or functions of a security television system that generate an alarm when movement is detected in the field of view of the camcorder. The aim of the current study is to analyze the efficiency of the use of presence detection systems used in the structural units of the State Border Guard.

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