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Would it help if you could shut it off whenever you wanted?

 

Would it help if you could relay that to others easily and also receive theirs? (Like via HUD.)

 

What if the same system could tap other cameras like an exterior vehicle camera or a rear-facing personal camera?

Conducting/supporting a study that compares all currently available triage tagging tools (different styles of paper tags, triage ribbon, reflective slap wrap wrist bands, colored clothes pins, chemical lights, single colored chemlight alternatives, triage lights and paper tags with RFID) in daytime, nighttime and adverse condition scenarios. There are several studies that compare triage methods but I have found only one... more »

If a #QIS network similar to (Battelle Firm) could DHS persons have #trustedops within the entire geographical land, sea, and air space under the scope of defined USA territory?

We need to make an inventory of all satellites and other space objects, launched by all nations in order to control what exactly these satellites are doing. Is it possible that some of these space machines could be targeting specific individuals on Earth and attacking them via some infrared or laser beam method? There's too much that we don't know about this issue. Rogue characters and nations could harm individuals living... more »

Do you ever notice how so many people coming from third world countries who are engineers and computer scientists have absolutely no social science knowledge? Do you know why? Because studying these subjects, including psychology, is against their backward religion. That's why they all go crazy on the internet. Because they have no social science skills to understand human nature from an ethical perspective.

I am assuming here that the reason you are focussing on flooding is because there is a dire need to find solutions during this winter season in North America. Maybe it would be a good idea to connect other topics as well so we could add our ideas as they come. The previous platform had many different topics with many ideas to discuss. Please also, tell us what you've done with the previous platform and how you managed... more »

In the summer of 2015, I had a discussion with several members of this group, specifically, Peter G Neumann and others. Could we please return to this discussion? We need to discuss provisions on getting the internet safety up to par and redesigned. At that time, we were generating good ideas for discussion. Please see to it that we can re-open these talks for our group. Much can be learned and taught together as collaborators.... more »

You've got to start designing airports around the world to become more Zen-like. What I mean by this is to find ways to decrease stress levels through soft lighting, noise reduction, better internal infrastructure and designing hallways and airport paths indoors to be Zen-like and effective. Maybe introduce some plants in the ticketing areas, Zen-like music in the background, tell people to talk the least, wear comfortable... more »

Most travellers who come to airports are totally stressed out due to sleep deprivation. They figure they'll come to the airport and sleep on the plane. While they're getting to the plane, during ticketing and at the waiting area, they become enraged and cause problems for everyone else. My suggestion is to advertise to all travellers on their tickets and electronic tickets, to get enough sleep before they travel. For... more »

Well, I suggest we start a new track for improving transport safety on roads and avoiding vehicle crashes. According to the statistics I've found on the Internet, there are over 32,000 road accidents and crashes on America's roads yearly. That's besides all of the crashes in Canada, Mexico and everywhere else worldwide. We all need to smarten up and start finding solutions to these problems. I'm up for the task, what... more »

Robotics are becoming more sophisticated. How can these technologies best be used?

Here is an interesting paper on how people psychologically react to robots. Important factors when considering integrating robotics into homeland security and public safety...

First responders are not able to limit casualties in active shooter scenarios as much as we would like,
it seems reasonable to look for things that normal citizens can do to limit casualties in these cases.
After viewing what pictures and video were available to the public in the Charlie Hebdo shooting, I made a few observations.
1- The shooters are not wearing eye protection.
2- Charlie Hebdo offices are very confined... more »