Published 2016-11-03
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Abstract
The purpose of this research is to develop a system capable of processing the data in real time by citizens, which offer risk control and privacy protection and security for urban communities. For this purpose architecture capable of managing the requests of citizens and generate responses from the nearest quadrant design application. The system also has the ability to generate recommendations associated with sites that create risk to people who visit. The results of the system tests showed significantly improved response times of the Police against citizen’s requests. This research was developed under the parameters of the National Plan for Community Surveillance by Quadrants (PNVCC) of the National Police of Colombia.
KEYWORDS: Urban Computing, Urban Security, ubiquitous computing, GPS, QR-Code, recommender system, queuing theory.
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