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| UER Forum > UE Main > Possibly exploration friendly new security measure (Viewed 1996 times) |
Deuterium
Location: PNW Gender: Male Total Likes: 290 likes
| | | Re: Possibly exploration friendly new security measure < Reply # 2 on 11/7/2015 11:05 PM > | Reply with Quote
| | | Posted by Antash This looks like a fine idea, but, well, for trains, not buildings, cause the threat are not only taggers, but also scrapers and common vandals, so simple motion sensors work best (ok, that's debatable ;) And I bet that no one cares about explorers "goodwill".
| Nothing is immune. This would be a good thing for visible outdoor and exterior locations that appeal to vandals, but also frequented by birds and animals that trip motion detectors. They don't want people up on the tower galore but their main concerns are real damage caused by vandals and scrappers. The cost of live operator confirmation for each bird or cat event would get out of hand so it's all in good signal processing. Selective response chemical sensors coordinated with motion detectors could have very good accuracy for catching tagging in progress while ignoring whiffs of paint from a nearby auto shop or movements explorers or animals. Motion sensors are dirt cheap. This can be very practical once the cost of sniffing sensors drop enough. All sounds good in theory and real world examples from Australia sounds promising. The thermostat tells your furnace to switch on when the house gets cold. You might not have given this any thought. The computer checks for absence of flame and chimney airflow before it gives gas. Once it gives gas, it checks for successful light off and constantly monitors for blow out. You want it to pickup problems without false alarms. The computer checks the order of events so it's less likely to miss a fault and resists bypass. If you jump a sensor, the program sees the improper order of events and won't move forward. All of the decision making process fits on a chip and they're very cheap to mass produce.
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| Antash
Location: Wroclaw, Poland Gender: Male Total Likes: 9 likes
| | | Re: Possibly exploration friendly new security measure < Reply # 6 on 11/8/2015 2:16 AM > | Reply with Quote
| | | As a redundant security measure it's of course a good idea, but still not in every case (thought I wrote it, well, I didn't), I mean it's a matter of costs, and if it would pay off. I'm skeptic. Btw I thought it's possible to regulate the sensitivity of motion sensors so that they won't get set off by small animals? As for the scrap topic: one day while I was in the forest I found something that looked like someones stash - shining copper wires, about 4cm thick! It was so shiny that it was more like pink than the typical copper brown, never seen something like it. It had to be stashed there the same day. Huh, it was my lucky day! Finders keepers, right? I read that this kind of wires are used for example in trains cause they can stand up to 2000 amps, so I was afraid that they won't want to buy it from my at the scrap yard, however... no questions asked, also I saw their current pricing for electric traction - yup, in "plain text" ^^
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