Posts Tagged ‘security’
Speaking recently at an international ministerial meeting in Bali – Countering the Cross-Border Movement of Terrorism – Secretary General Jürgen Stock, Head of Interpol, shared the organisation’s plans to expand its frontline operational support. INTERPOL plans to do this by establishing regional counter-terrorism structures attuned to the threat landscape. This support ...
New software detects hazardous chemicals
August 24, 2016Researchers at the University of Edinburgh, working with the Defence Science and Technology Laboratory (Dstl), have pioneered a new chemical substance analysis software technique that could play a significant role in boosting current homeland security measures and illicit substance detection. Ideally suited for portable hand-held spectroscopy devices, the system provides efficient, ...
Linguistic summary of sensor data to reduce data deluge
August 24, 2016Case study from Leonardo who will pitch their ideas to industry and investors at the CDE Marketplace on 6th September 2016. Surveillance systems are becoming increasingly complex and provide vast quantities of data that currently require human operators to interpret. Leonardo has been funded by the Centre for Defence Enterprise (CDE) to ...
Satellite technology can be harnessed and utilised by almost every industry in some form. Satellites have the power to improve telecommunications, detect illegal activity and even help the environment. MOD DCB features writer Domhnall Macinnes caught up with Stuart Martin, CEO of the Satellite Applications Catapult, to discuss today’s satellite ...
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