Application of Wireless Multimedia Sensor Networks for Green Borderline Surveillance
Astrit Hulaj, Adrian Shehu, Xhevahir Bajrami · Annals of DAAAM for ... & proceedings of the ... International DAAAM Symposium · 2016
The security of the state borderline is one of the global concerns and main goal of every country.Intensive human involvement in application of conventional systems for border patrol is one of the serious problematic issues.In recent times, border security systems in their composition include high-tech equipment, such as: various unattended sensors, unmanned aerial vehicle, surveillance towers equipped with cameras, etc.However, these systems are faced with unsolvable problems, as regards their application along border areas with difficult terrain and covered with high forests.In this paper we will give ideas for a new system, which can be placed alongside the green borderline with a much cheaper cost and which could offer better results.In the new system for the green borderline surveillance, we propose the application of advanced sensors technology, respectively multimedia wireless sensor nodes (MWSN).This technology will have direct impact on reducing the involvement of human factor (police patrols) to the security of the green borderline and will impact on elimination of false alarms.