CARNAHAN CONFERENCE ON CRIME COUNTERMEASURES PROCEEDINGS, MAY 16-18, 1979

• NCJ Number: 62284
• Editor(s): J S JACKSON
• Date Published: 1979
• Length: 189 pages
• Corporate Author: Ores Publications
• Sale Source: Ores Publications
• Publication Type: Conference Material
• Language: English
• Country: United States of America
• Note: *This document is currently unavailable from NCJRS. SPONSORED BY THE UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND THE LEXINGTON SECTION AND THE AEROSPACE AND ELECTRONIC SYSTEMS SOCIETY OF THE INSTITUTE OF ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS ENGINEERS IN COOPERATION WITH TECHNICAL GROUPS OF IEEE ELECTROMAGNETIC COMPATABILITY - MICROWAVE THEORY AND TECNIQUES - SYSTEMS, MAN AND CYBERNETICS - VEHICULAR TECHNOLOGY

Annotation

SESSIONS OF THIS 1979 CONFERENCE ON CRIME CONTROL MEASURES FOCUSED ON SECURITY, COMMUNICATIONS TECHNIQUES, IDENTIFICATIONS AND AUTHENTICATION, CRISIS MANAGEMENT, VEHICLE MONITORING, AND EVALUATION.

Abstract

THE OPENING SESSION OF THE CARNAHAN CONFERENCE CONSIDERED COOPERATIVE RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT FOR POLICE IN THE UNITED KINGDOM, DEVELOPMENTS MADE BY THE U.S. AIR FORCE RELATED TO EXTERNAL PHYSICAL SECURITY SYSTEMS FOR THE U.S. DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE, ACCESS CONTROL, AND SECURITY PRACTICES FOR SMALL BUSINESS RETAILERS. SESSION TWO EXAMINED COMMUNICATIONS AND CONTROL, SPECIFICALLY THE DEVELOPMENT OF AN INTEGRATED STATEWIDE LAW ENFORCEMENT COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM, MOBILE DATA TRANSMISSION AND A FACSIMILE SYSTEM, AND ELECTRONIC COMMAND AND CONTROL AIDS. ANOTHER DEALT WITH PERSON IDENTIFICATION AND AUTHENTICATION AND EXPLORED SUCH AREAS AS AUTOMATIC FORENSIC SPEAKER RECOGNITION, VOICE AUTHENTICATION, MICROWAVE RESPIRATION MONITORING, AUTOMATIC WRITER RECOGNITION, AND AUTOMATIC ENTRY CONTROL FOR MILITARY APPLICATIONS. A SESSION CONCERNED WITH IDENTIFICATION AND EVALUATION ADDRESSED PERSONNEL AUTHENTICATION USING LONG-TERM AVERAGED VOICE SPECTRA, COUMPUTER-ASSISTED TEXT ANALYSIS, ACHIEVING AND MEASURING HIGH SECURITY IN ANALOG SPEECH COMMUNICATIONS SECURITY DEVICES, AND A A SIGNAL THEORETICAL METHOD FOR CREATING FORGERY-PROOF DOCUMENTS FOR AUTOMATIC VERIFICATION. IN SESSION FIVE CRISIS MANAGEMENT, X-RAY TECHNOLOGY AND AVAILABLE SYSTEMS FOR PARCEL INSPECTION WERE ALSO DISCUSSED, AS WAS COMPUTER MAP GENERATION IN AN AUTOMATIC VEHICLE MONITORING SYSTEM. THE FINAL SESSION DEALT WITH A MICROCOMPUTER VIDEO MOTION DETECTION SYSTEM, RESOURCE PROTECTION BY SEGMENTED LEAKY COAXIAL CABLES, THE DESIGN OF VIDEO STORAGE FOR SECURITY SURVEILLANCE SYSTEMS, COMPUTER SECURITY SIMULATION, AND REAL-TIME SURVEILLANCE OF WIDELY SEPARATED REMOTE SITES. PAPERS PUBLISHED BUT NOT PRESENTED AT THE CONFERENCE EXAMINED DATA COMPRESSION IN CRYPTOGRAPHY, SPEAKER RECOGNITION IN CHORAL SPEECH, IMAGING SURVEILLANCE SYSTEMS, AND CATASTROPHE THEORY AND CERTAIN DESIGN ASPECTS OF AUTOMATED IDENTIFICATION SYSTEMS. TABLES, FIGURES, REFERENCES, AND STATISTICAL PROCEDURES AND EQUATIONS ARE INCLUDED. (DEP)