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ComputingComputer ScienceInformation TechnologyComputer SecurityComputer VisionCybercrimeDigital SurveillanceIncident DetectionSurveillance ApplicationsSurveillance Data AnalysisCamerasEmotional BehaviorFingerprint RecognitionLaw Enforcement SurveillanceRoot Cause DeterminationSensor-based SurveillanceSurveillance CamerasSurveillance Systems
In the post 9/11 era, population security and safety considerations have given rise to research needed for identification of threatening human activities and emotional behavior. Information and technology developments have helped provide law enforcement organizations with tools that assist in gathering and processing a wide spectrum of data inputs (from simple video inputs to more complex types of retina or fingerprint checks) as security measures against crime. Millions of sensors across the world are currently available to collect and store data about particular places or subjects of interest, including surveillance cameras, which are tirelessly collecting and storing real-time data that can help in identifying the root cause of an event.