Geofencing in a Security Strategy Model

Ijeh, Anthony C.

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-04062-7_11

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“…The vision of Education and Sustainable Development is for education to be solution oriented so that contributors to a countries sustainable future are developed. Such opportunities for personal development can be through professional training (Ijeh et al 2009a), capacity building schemes such as research work which addresses societal problems as shown in research work (Ijeh 2013). The benefits of solution oriented curriculums have been demonstrated through learning outcomes (Ijeh et al 2009b;Ijeh 2010Ijeh , 2011.…”

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“…Such opportunities for personal development can be through professional training (Ijeh et al 2009a), capacity building schemes such as research work which addresses societal problems as shown in research work (Ijeh 2013). The benefits of solution oriented curriculums have been demonstrated through learning outcomes (Ijeh et al 2009b;Ijeh 2010Ijeh , 2011. These benefits enable contributors to use their education to transform the societies in which they live.…”

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Transformative Approaches to Sustainable Development at Universities

Filho¹

2015

World Sustainability Series

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Transformative Approaches to Sustainable Development at Universities

Filho¹

2015

World Sustainability Series

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“…The wearable unit should have a speaker for communication with the alarm receiver and an alarm button. For outdoor use, it should be possible to use services such as “geofencing” [ 14 ] for setting up a geographical zone based on GPS coordinates, and if a user (the wearable unit) crosses the border of this area, an alarm is activated.…”

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Indoor and Outdoor Social Alarms: Understanding Users' Perspectives

Sjölinder¹,

Nöu²

2014

JMIR Mhealth Uhealth

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The elderly population is increasing and there is a need to provide care and safety at a high level with limited resources. New social alarm solutions may contribute to safety and independence for many elderly. However, it is important to understand the needs within the user group. This work studied social alarms in a broad sense and from several user perspectives. In the first study, social alarm use and its aspects were investigated. To understand where there may be problems and weaknesses, users, caregivers, managers of municipalities, and personnel at alarm centers were interviewed. The interviews helped identify a number of problems. For municipalities, the processes of procuring new alarms and managing their organization were found to be complex. The effect of this was that the same social alarm systems had been ordered over and over again without taking into account new user needs or new technical solutions. For alarm users, one large problem was that the alarms had very limited reach and were designed for indoor use only. This has resulted in users hesitating to leave their homes, which in turn has negative effects due to lack of physical activity and fewer social contacts. One important result from the first study was the need for a social alarm solution that worked outdoors. In a second study, needs regarding outdoor social alarms were investigated. The results from this study showed that wearable outdoor alarms must be easy to use, provide communication, and be well designed. Finally, these alarms must work both indoors and outdoors, and the user should not have to worry about where he/she is or who is acting on an alarm.

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The Structure and Agency Policy Language (SAPL) for Attribute Stream-Based Access Control (ASBAC)

Heutelbeck

2020

Lecture Notes in Computer Science

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Geofencing in a Security Strategy Model

Cited by 10 publications

References 11 publications

Transformative Approaches to Sustainable Development at Universities

Transformative Approaches to Sustainable Development at Universities

Indoor and Outdoor Social Alarms: Understanding Users' Perspectives

The Structure and Agency Policy Language (SAPL) for Attribute Stream-Based Access Control (ASBAC)

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