Is there a future for RF in a GPS world?
In: The Journal of Offender Monitoring. Kingston. V.22,n.1 (2009) , p.12-15Idioma: Inglês.Assunto: DIREITO PROCESSUAL PENAL | NOVAS TECNOLOGIAS | VIGILÂNCIA ELECTRÓNICA | CANADÁ Localização e Cota : P.308 Resumo: - Ironically, in the near term the conversion to GPS may come not as a result of its richer and more robust tracking capabilities, but rather as a result of adjustments that permit GPS to more closely imitate the features of RF systems. - Agencies who adopt passive GPS generally find they have to translate existing strategies into a newly defined set of practices and expected outcomes. - A new cohort raised on instant messaging and web-based computing will discard the old technologies.| Item type | Current location | Call number | Status | Date due | Barcode |
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- Ironically, in the near term the conversion to GPS may come not as a result of its richer and more robust tracking capabilities, but rather as a result of adjustments that permit GPS to more closely imitate the features of RF systems. - Agencies who adopt passive GPS generally find they have to translate existing strategies into a newly defined set of practices and expected outcomes. - A new cohort raised on instant messaging and web-based computing will discard the old technologies.
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