The film is by John Downer, who is known for finding whimsical ways to deploy cameras, and some of its images come from cameras placed in animatronic penguins, fake penguin eggs or phony rocks.
That money should allow Mayor Michael Bloomberg and Police Chief Raymond Kelly to accelerate their work on two security "rings" — an idea adapted from London's "Ring of Steel" — that deploy cameras and other surveillance equipment around the city.
Even as new satellite systems dilute the government's ability to influence what Americans watch and read, they also allow television networks to deploy cameras and crew to remote areas more easily than ever before.
We used a random sampling design to deploy cameras (within the areas determined as explained above), which might have missed sub-areas with especially high or low predator or prey species densities or habitats where predator-prey interactions occur disproportionately.
If the keys have to be placed in the camera's file system, this means that the file system has to be specific for every deployed camera.
Let Q and U⊆Q denote the set of all the deployed camera sensors and the set of actuated camera sensors, respectively.
We deployed camera traps whenever tiger tracks were found in places adjacent to protected areas where tigers had not been recently reported.
Dr. Priede has studied the deep oceans for more than two decades, deploying cameras and other equipment 20,000 feet down near Hawaii, among other places.
The above-mentioned papers are about the full plan for deploying cameras in a network, where both location and orientation of each camera can be determined before constructing the network.
Future research has plenty of directions to take, but the effect demonstrated here is robust and beneficial enough to take seriously and, for some police departments, it may be enough to tip the balance in favor of deploying cameras.
