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Increasing use of sensors and sensor data by the police
The police are increasingly working with sensors. In the late 1990s, the police also used sensors, such as cameras to photograph crime scenes and surveillance cameras on the street. But the number and type of digital sensors that the police have at their disposal has grown enormously. Police officers on the street are supported by digital sensor technology. This affects the role of the police officer. Agents make decisions based in part on information that comes from sensors. In this sense, the actions of the police are informed
by data. It is conceivable that sensor data will play a more guiding role in the near future.
by data. It is conceivable that sensor data will play a more guiding role in the near future.
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Trend 1: Er zijn steeds meer politiesensoren en -sensordata De politie werkt steeds meer met sensoren. Eind jaren negentig maakte de politie ook gebruik van sensoren, zoals camera’s om plaatsen delict te fotograferen en toezichtcamera’s op straat. Maar het aantal en type digitale sensoren dat de politie tot haar beschikking heeft is enorm gegroeid. Politieagenten op straat worden ondersteund door digitale sensortechnologie. Dit heeft invloed op de rol van de politieagent. Agenten nemen beslissingen mede op basis van informatie die van sensoren komt. In die zin wordt het handelen van de politie geïnformeerd door data. Het is voor te stellen dat in de nabije toekomst sensordata een meer sturende rol krijgen. Kun je in zo’n geval nog steeds zeggen dat de politieagent zelf de beslissing maakt?
Source:
Report
Burgers en Sensoren
Critical Infrastructure, National Security, Urban Security
Date published
23 September 2019
