His Name Was Seth Rich

[TheReal_ND]

Basically you'd need to build little airship platforms that could autonomously hover around high-crime areas (at high enough altitude to not bother anybody). They need sensors that listen for gun shots. As long as you have more than three, you'd probably be able to locate the position of the gunshot pretty fast. They could instantly train cameras on the location. Ideally the cameras would have IR for nighttime surveillance and also the ability to read license plates and take decent shots of faces. As soon as this happens they would alert the servers. The servers would alert dispatch. Dispatch could send officers to that location. If their squad cars have the ability, you might even be able to forward images of the suspects directly to the car as well as real-time footage of the scene.

That's just some kind of sensor that listens for gunshots, a microcontroller, and little airship drone to mount this stuff on, and a wireless connection (i.e. 4G). Really, you could do most of the processing at the server level.

That's basicaly how it works already. CCTV is combined with the Shot Spotter. Not sure exactly but Shot Spotters are already a thing I know that.

http://www.shotspotter.com

Our acoustic sensors identify and time-stamp specific impulsive noises; our system classifies and triangulates the location and type of gunshots within 10 feet; then our experts validate they are gunshots - all within 30-45 seconds of a gun being fired

[Speaker to Animals]

But imagine instantly detecting *and* being able to keep eyes on the perps in real time, as well as provide officers with real-time sitrep of the scene.

[TheReal_ND]

Yeah I think that's the idea with the CCTV systems some/most cities have. I know Ireland is 100% covered with them. I think D.C. is too

[Speaker to Animals]

Yeah I think that's the idea with the CCTV systems some/most cities have. I know Ireland is 100% covered with them. I think D.C. is too

It would be cheaper with airship drones, though. You don't need cameras all over the place to do it.

[TheReal_ND]

Tru. More effective no less

[SuburbanFarmer]

Basically you'd need to build little airship platforms that could autonomously hover around high-crime areas (at high enough altitude to not bother anybody). They need sensors that listen for gun shots. As long as you have more than three, you'd probably be able to locate the position of the gunshot pretty fast. They could instantly train cameras on the location. Ideally the cameras would have IR for nighttime surveillance and also the ability to read license plates and take decent shots of faces. As soon as this happens they would alert the servers. The servers would alert dispatch. Dispatch could send officers to that location. If their squad cars have the ability, you might even be able to forward images of the suspects directly to the car as well as real-time footage of the scene.

That's just some kind of sensor that listens for gunshots, a microcontroller, and little airship drone to mount this stuff on, and a wireless connection (i.e. 4G). Really, you could do most of the processing at the server level.

Define 'high altitude'. If you want to avoid commercial flight paths, that's over 40,000 ft (at least). FAA will never allow that, so you're probably limited to very low altitude flight.

Even if you're flying low, you will need to wait for the sound to actually arrive (and actually be detected), which will take quite some time. Also, since you're low, you will need to blanket the city in DSLDrones, to catch angles around the buildings, otherwise, you've probably got 3 different camera angles of rooftops.

[Speaker to Animals]

Basically you'd need to build little airship platforms that could autonomously hover around high-crime areas (at high enough altitude to not bother anybody). They need sensors that listen for gun shots. As long as you have more than three, you'd probably be able to locate the position of the gunshot pretty fast. They could instantly train cameras on the location. Ideally the cameras would have IR for nighttime surveillance and also the ability to read license plates and take decent shots of faces. As soon as this happens they would alert the servers. The servers would alert dispatch. Dispatch could send officers to that location. If their squad cars have the ability, you might even be able to forward images of the suspects directly to the car as well as real-time footage of the scene.

That's just some kind of sensor that listens for gunshots, a microcontroller, and little airship drone to mount this stuff on, and a wireless connection (i.e. 4G). Really, you could do most of the processing at the server level.

Define 'high altitude'. If you want to avoid commercial flight paths, that's over 40,000 ft (at least). FAA will never allow that, so you're probably limited to very low altitude flight.

Even if you're flying low, you will need to wait for the sound to actually arrive (and actually be detected), which will take quite some time. Also, since you're low, you will need to blanket the city in DSLDrones, to catch angles around the buildings, otherwise, you've probably got 3 different camera angles of rooftops.

Oh, no. I just mean out of people's immediate line of site. Not much higher than the buildings. They need only be a bit higher than the buildings for it to work.

[SuburbanFarmer]

Basically you'd need to build little airship platforms that could autonomously hover around high-crime areas (at high enough altitude to not bother anybody). They need sensors that listen for gun shots. As long as you have more than three, you'd probably be able to locate the position of the gunshot pretty fast. They could instantly train cameras on the location. Ideally the cameras would have IR for nighttime surveillance and also the ability to read license plates and take decent shots of faces. As soon as this happens they would alert the servers. The servers would alert dispatch. Dispatch could send officers to that location. If their squad cars have the ability, you might even be able to forward images of the suspects directly to the car as well as real-time footage of the scene.

That's just some kind of sensor that listens for gunshots, a microcontroller, and little airship drone to mount this stuff on, and a wireless connection (i.e. 4G). Really, you could do most of the processing at the server level.

Define 'high altitude'. If you want to avoid commercial flight paths, that's over 40,000 ft (at least). FAA will never allow that, so you're probably limited to very low altitude flight.

Even if you're flying low, you will need to wait for the sound to actually arrive (and actually be detected), which will take quite some time. Also, since you're low, you will need to blanket the city in DSLDrones, to catch angles around the buildings, otherwise, you've probably got 3 different camera angles of rooftops.

Oh, no. I just mean out of people's immediate line of site. Not much higher than the buildings. They need only be a bit higher than the buildings for it to work.

If you want to catch a camera shot of people committing a crime, then you literally have to position the aircraft in their line of sight. Every. Line of sight.

[TheReal_ND]

So I found a bunch of new information regarding the guccifer 2.0 "hacks"

Search found 0 matches: Guccifer

Going to make a new thread after work

[tue4t]

Basically you'd need to build little airship platforms that could autonomously hover around high-crime areas (at high enough altitude to not bother anybody). They need sensors that listen for gun shots. As long as you have more than three, you'd probably be able to locate the position of the gunshot pretty fast. They could instantly train cameras on the location. Ideally the cameras would have IR for nighttime surveillance and also the ability to read license plates and take decent shots of faces. As soon as this happens they would alert the servers. The servers would alert dispatch. Dispatch could send officers to that location. If their squad cars have the ability, you might even be able to forward images of the suspects directly to the car as well as real-time footage of the scene.

That's just some kind of sensor that listens for gunshots, a microcontroller, and little airship drone to mount this stuff on, and a wireless connection (i.e. 4G). Really, you could do most of the processing at the server level.

Define 'high altitude'. If you want to avoid commercial flight paths, that's over 40,000 ft (at least). FAA will never allow that, so you're probably limited to very low altitude flight.

Even if you're flying low, you will need to wait for the sound to actually arrive (and actually be detected), which will take quite some time. Also, since you're low, you will need to blanket the city in DSLDrones, to catch angles around the buildings, otherwise, you've probably got 3 different camera angles of rooftops.

Your best bet is probably a mix of both systems. Static microphones + responder drones.