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Incorporation of inflicted TBI into an existing surveillance system, such as a trauma database, may be a feasible solution to many of the problems encountered.

When vehicle orientation information is available, the methods presented in this paper can be used in a traffic surveillance system such as [3] to improve the vehicle classification accuracy.

In an active post launch surveillance system, such signals will need to be rapidly evaluated and adjudicated with replication in other data sets, in other regions, and through multi-signal integration approaches.

This gave us a better understanding regarding virus transmissibility in different phases of the epidemic as well as its association with clinical surveillance and the effect of control measures including quarantine and surveillance system such as airport fever screening implemented worldwide since May.

Marine virologists have in fact come closest to implementing a surveillance system such as we propose for humans.

Analyzing data collected by a large surveillance system such as BRFSS, allows for an analysis incorporating a large array of covariates not available when analyzing clinically-based data.

Weather- surveillance systems such as Doppler radars use a technology similar to echolocation that reflects pulses off water vapor in the air to record the speed and movement of a storm.

There are other examples of emergency based surveillance systems such as the Weapon Related Injury Surveillance System (WRISS) in the United States (Barber et al. 1998) which was implemented to track firearm related injuries.

This approach is especially useful for surveillance systems, such as for parking lots, offices, and controlled experimental environments, in which cameras are fixed and directed to the area of interest.

Detecting static objects in video sequences has several applications in surveillance systems such as the detection of illegally parked vehicles in traffic monitoring or the detection of abandoned objects in public safety systems and has attracted the attention of a vast research in the field of video surveillance.

The ED SS is not meant to replace traditional surveillance systems, such as SPARCS, but is instead a tool for providing current and timely information to be considered alongside traditional systems and other sources of information during routine daily surveillance or during emergencies (Paterson and Durrheim 2013; Buehler et al. 2009).