Increasing residents' safety perception is essential for their health and wellbeing, and is of
great importance when it comes to neighborhood planning and policy design. Despite the …

Remotely sensed data can serve as an independent source of information about the location
of residential structures in areas under demographic and health surveillance. We report on …

In recent years traffic surveillance systems have begun leveraging fisheye lenses to
minimize the requisite number of cameras for comprehensive coverage of streets and …

Smart home cameras (SHCs) offer convenience and security to users, but also cause
greater privacy concerns than other sensors due to constant collection and processing of …

Wireless cameras are widely deployed in surveillance systems for security guarding.
However, the privacy concerns associated with unauthorized videotaping, are drawing …

The wide presence of cameras using automatic image processing has a positive impact on
smart cities and autonomous driving objectives but also poses privacy threats. In this context …

Privacy Matters examines how communications and writing educators, administrators,
technological resource coordinators, and scholars can address the ways surveillance and …

In modern society, the development of a territory is increasingly tied to the capability to
ensure an adequate level of security to persons and infrastructures. Criminal acts, including …

Smart City applications such as intelligent traffic routing, accident prevention or vehicle
surveillance rely on computer vision methods for exact vehicle localization and tracking …

Traffic cameras are a widely available source of open data that offer tremendous value to
public authorities by providing real-time statistics to understand and monitor the activity …