FEATURE STORY Solutions Guide: Surveillance Aerial IMPROVING OUTCOMES AND CAPABILITIES
few resources in the government and law enforcement toolkit that serve a more varied, impactful and “game-changing” role than the aviation division. Whether providing security for high profile events, performing search and rescue after natural disasters, covertly tracking the movements of suspects or protecting borders and coastlines, air crews play an increasingly critical function in maintaining the public’s security.
In the world of public safety, there are
BY RON MAGOCSI
At the heart of this growth is the ongoing development of new and more sophisticated aerial surveillance tech- nologies that continually raise the bar for what air crews are able to accomplish. Yet even as capabilities that would have been unthinkable just a decade ago become more commonplace, police departments and government agencies find themselves facing a new challenge. Namely, how to successfully navigate the marketplace bliz- zard of complex options, technologies and device makers as they work to develop and/or maintain a robust solution.
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