Physical Security Subject

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-To make sure that perimeter of prison is
protected
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-Restricted areas need to be constantly
guarded to prevent any unauthorized
access and escape.

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Prison has a perimeter that must be
protected,ensuring no unauthorized
access to the plant
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The key to overall security is to
implementing several layer

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Prison security layer
› Outdoor perimeter
› Indoor security

6. Is to Detect and impede an attack
Physical control
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› Gates
› Door
› Fences
 Perimeter wall
 Concertine wire

7. -Installing outdoor perimeter system in pre existing
structure:
-triggering alarm signal if crossed
• Microwave barrier/ intrusion detection system
• Infrared beam
• Doopler sensor

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CCTV Camera
› Wide area surveillance allows cameras to be
used to create a barrier zone
› Apply rules to these zone ( what can enter
this area)
› If violates rules alarm would be triggered

9. Technology
How its works
magnetomeers
Detect vibration disturbance when someone
climbs the fence or cut the links
Fiber optic
Monitor long and wide barier
Basics Disturbance-sensitive cable is
installed on existing chain
link/metal fences
Radio barrier
wireless technology of intruder detection
and transmission of alarm information via
two-way secure radio channel with a
guaranteed delivery of alarm messages to
stationary
and portable receiving units
Fence detection system
Deploy any combination of fence, buried
cable, or digital microwave sensors on a
single communications platform

11. Fence detection system

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operator do not have to look at all over
the perimeter but only at ne display
showing all the necessary information.

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Segments to considered :
– Perimeter security: includes
lighting,fencing,electronic
detection,equipment for staff and electronic
contraband detection
– Staff and inmate communication: involves
technology related to
intercom,radios,telephone,emergency
callback system, pagers and cell phones
– Contraband detection: entail metal
detectors, x ray machines and ion scanners.

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Hosmer, P. (2004). Use of laser scanning
technology for perimeter protection.
Aerospace and Electronic Systems
Magazine, IEEE, 19(8), 13-17.
Moseley, K., Coleman, A., & Sinclair, W.
G. (2000). Barriers [security]. In Security
Technology, 2000. Proceedings. IEEE 34th
Annual 2000 International Carnahan
Conference on (pp. 100-106). IEEE.

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Sykes, G. M. (2007). The society of
captives: A study of a maximum security
prison. Princeton University Press.
King, R. D., Morgan, R., Martin, J. P., &
Thomas, J. E. (1980). The future of the
prison system (p. 34). Farnborough:
Gower.

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