Alarm calls are important defensive behaviors. Here, we report the acoustic spectrum characteristics of alarm calls produced by Hainan gibbons (Nomascus hainanus) inhabiting Bawangling National Nature Reserve in Hainan, China. Analysis of call data collected from 2002-2014 shows that alarm calls are emitted by all family group members, except infants. Alarm behavior included simple short alarmi...

This paper presents an alarm system based on temporal episodes. A temporal episode is semi qualitative information that describes the signal trend. The system developed is a limit alarm system based on episodes extracted on line. It is able to recognize specific signal behaviours such as probe disconnection or steady state near the alarm limit threshold. The system is implemented to run on line...

Spatial alarms are set on a spatial location of interest which the subscribers of the alarm will travel to sometime in the future. Alarm processing requires meeting two demanding objectives: high accuracy, which ensures zero or very low alarm misses, and high scalability, which requires highly efficient and optimal processing of spatial alarms. In this paper, we propose to use safe period optim...

This study designs a smart home control system, aiming to resloving family fires and the problem of children falling over windows. The system includes data monitoring module, single-chip display an executive module alarm module. collects temperature, smoke pressure inside home, microcomputer processes collected by displays it on in real time. When temperature value exceeds set threshold, alarms...

Industrial alarm systems inform the operator of abnormal plant behavior and are required to guarantee safety, quality, and productivity of the plant. However, modern alarm systems often produce large amounts of false or nuisance alarms which leads to alarm floods. Operators receive far more alarms than they can handle. To reduce these alarm floods, we developped an alarm system that performs Ro...

Many animals respond to the threat of predation by producing alarm signals that warn other individuals of the presence of danger or otherwise reduce the success of predators. While alarm signals may be visual or auditory as well as chemical, alarm pheromones are common, especially among insects and aquatic organisms. Plants too emit chemical signals in response to attack by insect herbivores th...