Police forces recognise their responsibility to protect people's privacy too and carry a 'privacy impact assessment' for the deployment of cameras.
But the deployment of cameras is no longer limited to public places.
There has been limited direct assessment of these interactions through deployment of cameras on commercial fishing gear especially on demersal longlines.
With wide deployment of cameras in urban transportation systems, the surveillance video becomes an important data source to conduct vehicle counting.
Regarding the sub-optimal deployment of cameras, auto-calibration of frustums can be achieved by allowing cameras to collaborate through sharing their ' experiences' of detecting an object with a certain level of surety at an angle.
He prefers a so-called smart wall, the deployment of camera and drone technology to trace movement on the border, especially in remote areas.
In the past two decades, image sensors associated with the ever-increasing power of modern computing systems are increasingly affordable, and hence there has been widespread deployment of camera-based vision systems for traffic monitoring, traffic management, traffic data collection, traffic accident warning, etc. [3, 4, 5, 6].
But where Mr. Kaurismaki presented his take as a slapstick tragedy that bordered on sadism, Mr. Almereyda layers his cool-to-the-touch version with a luxuriant paranoia compounded by the constant deployment of video cameras and listening devices.
Emboldened by his success with "Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels," the young British director has gone for the big one: Babylonian budget, sweeping locations, dazzling deployment of multiple cameras, tender use of a child character, and the near-religious radiance of a female icon... Such, at any rate, was Mr. Ritchie's wedding to Madonna, which took place recently in the Scottish Highlands.
These substrates have distinct acoustic backscatter signatures in multibeam bathymetry and can be used to target the deployment of video cameras or ROVs which may reveal cold-water coral ecosystems [50], [58].
There are two sides to modernism: the profuse and the abstemious; the quest for the infinite and for the infinitesimal, or (as Paul Ignotus wrote in a memorable study of Maupassant) the deployment of the camera as a telescope or as a microscope.
