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Advancements in Sensing with Security Applications: Bolstering NATO Security through Science

Jamal Blair

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In an ever-evolving security landscape, sensing technologies have emerged as indispensable tools for detecting threats, enhancing situational awareness, and safeguarding our societies. This article provides a comprehensive overview of the latest advancements in sensing technologies and their profound impact on strengthening NATO's security posture.

Advances in Sensing with Security Applications (Nato Security through Science A: 2)

Advances in Sensing with Security Applications (Nato Security through Science Series A: Book 2)

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Sensing Technologies for Threat Detection

Early and accurate threat detection is critical for minimizing the impact of potential attacks. Sensing technologies play a pivotal role in this process by enabling the detection of various threats, including:

Explosives and weapons: Sensors can detect trace amounts of explosives and identify hidden weapons through non-invasive screening methods.
CBRN materials: Advanced sensors can detect and identify chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear (CBRN) materials, aiding in the prevention of catastrophic incidents.
Cyber threats: Cybersecurity sensors monitor network traffic and identify suspicious activities, providing early warning of potential cyberattacks.

Sensing Technologies for Situational Awareness

Situational awareness is essential for effective decision-making and response during security incidents. Sensors provide real-time data that enhances situational awareness in various scenarios:

BFree Download surveillance: Sensors monitor bFree Downloads and detect unauthorized crossings, providing bFree Download patrols with real-time information.
Crowd monitoring: Sensors analyze crowd dynamics and identify potential threats, supporting law enforcement in managing large gatherings.
Traffic monitoring: Sensors monitor traffic flow and identify incidents, enabling rapid response to congestion or accidents.