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Sandia: Putting Sensors to the Test

NCJ Number
113622
Journal
Security Management Volume: 32 Issue: 9 Dated: (September 1988) Pages: 179-180
Author(s)
P Ohlhausen
Date Published
1988
Length
2 pages
Annotation
To test security sensor reliability, Sandia National Laboratories expose many types of sensors to various environmental conditions, using computer-aided design tools to set up perimeter security configurations.
Abstract
At a video testing site, Sandia evaluates camera towers, lighting, video motion detectors, charge-coupled device closed-circuit television cameras, video recorders, and devices used in access control. Sandia has created a light fixture that emits only very near infrared radiation for nighttime surveillance, a security robot, and a video touch screen that enables security officers to touch the appropriate part of a video floor plan on a computer screen.

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