Interfacing with Next Generation Tagging and Tracking Systems for Prisons and Correctional Facilities
Catherine McFarland, Roy Sterritt, Patricia O’Hagan, Edward Hanna · 2010
Current state of the art biometric tracking systems for Prisons and correctional facilities rely on entry points to know who is where. It is envisaged that next generation systems will be required to tag and track at the individual level. Previously the authors have presented a roadmap for such a cyber-physical system. This paper aims to provide a potential interface design to facilitate management and interaction within and to the self-managing system.