Research on fish deterrence technologies for Asian carps has been conducted in laboratory confinements, outdoor raceways, and a small river system, with limited, short-term studies in the CAWS.
He had teams analyzing the failure of Great Britain, the leading power of the day, to formulate effective strategies of defense and deterrence from new technologies like the tank, airplane and radio.
"The UK needs to capitalise on its current high standing in the traditional applications of forensic science and seize the opportunity to become a world leader in the development of technology for prevention, deterrence and detection of fraudulent products and services".
Recently, video surveillance has received a lot of attention as a useful technology for crime deterrence and investigations and has been widely deployed in many circumstances such as airports, convenience stores, and banks.
"Australia's security is underpinned by the Anzus Treaty, United States extended deterrence and access to advanced United States technology and information.
Japan has some of the world's most modern technology for surveillance and deterrence, military experts say.
And more generally, it's worth noting that the heart of Allison's proposal is deterrence: a military measure supported by technology and international agreements.
The company actually considered using drones for deterrence, though Selinger now believes the technology is still too nascent.
Previously there was no real end-to-end deterrence until the introduction of a new technology called UniSecure®.
Advancements in military technology may even allow increased deterrence with fewer American troops on South Korean soil, just as the American military fought this year in Iraq with a smaller force than it used in the Persian Gulf war in 1991.
