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In recent years, the number of the cases of information leaks is increasing. Companies and Research Institutions make various actions against information thefts and security accidents. One of the actions is adoption of the crime prevention system, including the monitoring system by surveillance cameras. In order to solve difficulties of multiple cameras monitoring, we develop the automatic huma...

Abstract Intensification of human activities is pushing our use ecosystems beyond thresholds resiliency. Given the accelerating global crisis ecological sustainability, there has been enormous growth in research related to security. However, differences opinions on security have hindered understanding and effective applications this concept. To understand development security, we reviewed its a...

Predicting the effectiveness of user interfaces at the design stage has been extensively explored for the traditional computer workstation and the expert user. Various analytical tools, such as CogTools apply the Keystroke Level Model (KLM) approach to evaluate software designs for efficiency prior to development. The mobile platform presents additional input paths and resource constraints not ...

This essay introduces a new featured section, to be published in Small Axe annually, that explores the critical vocabulary of field Caribbean studies.

The most important requirement of the family after food and clothing is housing. It also plays an important role in providing safety and security etc. for the family. Security is important therefore it is placed among other human physiological needs like food, shelter and sanitation. Security feeling is one of the main factorsin stability of urban spaces. It can be said that secure enviro...

Abstract “Queer” is a relatively recent and somewhat controversial term in African studies. Yet it proving to be productive, not only for understanding subjectivities of sexuality gender, but also situating Africa’s position the larger economy knowledge. Otu van Klinken explore productive tensions between “queer” “Africa,” aim read Africa as queer from Africa. Thus, rather than imagining polar ...