Most hail from districts outside the capital and come in rotating shifts to hear surveillance applications; a single judge signs most surveillance orders, which totaled nearly 1,800 last year.
The five remaining papers in this special issue are concentrated on high-level processing in video-based surveillance including three contributions in scene understanding and reasoning, and each of the areas of biometrics and multicamera surveillance includes a single paper.
The entire series of drug charges causing an ongoing scandal across elite Queensland football teams stems from Crime and Corruption Commission (CCC) surveillance on a single accused drug dealer.
It turned out, as Kaplan writes, that "the active surveillance of a single terrorist suspect could put a million people, possibly a million Americans, under [the NSA's] watch.
Patton was keeping surveillance on a single NBPP member who stood dressed in semi-military uniform outside of a polling station in Philadelphia last year.
The data is based on surveillance from a single large teaching hospital, Mubarak Al-Kabeer Hospital, which serves a catchment area representing about 60% of Kuwait's population.
A limitation of this study is that the incidence of melioidosis and population mortality rates were based on active surveillance at a single hospital.
We carried out the prospective clinical surveillance at a single centre that has invested heavily in safety, which may limit generalisability.
Some of these systems have been designed for local surveillance in a single metropolitan area, while others cover broad geographic areas, including multiple jurisdictions (7, 8 ).
During the surveillance round a single venous blood draw using vacuum tubes is used to prepare rapid tests, a rapid plasma reagin (RPR) syphilis test, and for those who consent to participate, DBS specimens for centralized ANC surveillance testing.
