Table 7 List of primary studies
From: Surveillance and security: protecting electricity utilities and other critical infrastructures
ID | Primary study | Title |
|---|---|---|
S1 | [Gulijk et al., 2012] | Survey of surveillance technologies, including their specific identification for further work |
S2 | [Bellanova & Friedewald, 2011] | Smart Surveillance – State of the Art |
S3 | [Guelke et al., 2013] | Matrix of Surveillance Technologies |
S4 | [Schlehahn et al., 2013] | Report on surveillance technology and privacy enhancing design |
S5 | [Nguyen et al., 2009] | Encountering SenseCam: Personal Recording Technologies in Everyday Life |
S6 | [Weber, 2006] | The Next Step: Privacy Invasions by Biometrics and ICT Implants |
S7 | [Thalmann, Salamin, Ott, Gutiérrez, & Vexo, 2006] | Advanced Mixed Reality Technologies for Surveillance and Risk Prevention Applications |
S8 | [Hampapur et al., 2003] | Smart Surveillance: Applications, Technologies and Implications |
S9 | [Williams & Eyo] | Ubiquitous Computing: The Technology for Boundless Surveillance |
S10 | [Mueller & Kuehn, 2013] | Einstein on the Breach: Surveillance Technology, Cybersecurity and Organizational Change |
S11 | [Sutor & Reda, 2008] | Multi Sensor Technologies Augmenting Video Surveillance: Security and Data Fusion Aspects |
S12 | [Senior, 2009] | An Introduction to Automatic Video Surveillance |
S13 | [Meggitt, Roderick, & Cooke, 1999] | Advanced Technologies for Undersea Surveillance of Modern Threats |
S14 | [Gulzar, Abbasi, Wu, Ozbal, & Yan, 2013] | Surveillance Privacy Protection |
S15 | [Gong, Loy, & Xiang, 2011] | Security and Surveillance |