Amazing Security at Olypic Games (Pic)
 

It gathers images and audio from an electronic web of over 1,000 high-resolution and infrared cameras, 12 patrol boats, 4,000 vehicles, nine helicopters, a sensor-laden blimp and four mobile command centers.

sort of like Internext becuase SoBe will be showing up... hehe

http://www.cnn.com/2004/TECH/08/10/o....ap/index.html

They need it, I hope it proves to be enough! :thumbsup

Thats some security:thumbsup

The zeppelin was very close to my house yesterday.

Thats great knowing that our athletes are being protected so well.

wow, amazing security.

I'm surprised they aren't using some type of infra red or some technology to read brain waves & detect anger and other potential problems..


Get your tin foil hats out :1orglaugh

Great news on the security they are going to need it but I wouldn't be surprized if they hit thousands of miles away while everyone is looking at the games...

I think now Greece is the safes city in the world.

All the security in the world isn't going to protect shit if its not installed and tested first...

http://msnbc.msn.com/id/5490540/

"At the heart of that umbrella is the sophisticated command, control, communications, computers and intelligence network, dubbed C4I, from San Diego-based Science Applications International Corp., that provides the real time intelligence communication capability for all Olympic security forces.

The C4I system will provide a digital, encrypted communications network that is capable of providing real-time picture, sound and data. All that will be fed by a network of more than 1,400 high resolution cameras hung on every column, every lamp post and looking into virtually every nook and cranny throughout Athens.

But the system has come under criticism already for fear that it won?t be completely installed in time for the games. The final installment of $173 million to SAIC has been put on hold as of July 11th by the Greek government."

Electronic systems aren't invulnerable. Just look at the electronic voting systems they are trying to use.

dang, this is hardcore security

Greece is not a city, just an FYI

One day this shit will be in every town and city...

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It gathers images and audio from an electronic web of over 1,000 high-resolution and infrared cameras, 12 patrol boats, 4,000 vehicles, nine helicopters, a sensor-laden blimp and four mobile command centers.

sort of like Internext becuase SoBe will be showing up... hehe

http://www.cnn.com/2004/TECH/08/10/...y.ap/index.html
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One day this shit will be in every town and city...




Yea, I plan to sell my content everywhere. IN stores, on the web,, sattelite and TV.. There will be nowhere I won't be.

SECURITY costs for the Olympic Games has swelled to a record-breaking $US1.5 billion for the said event alone. That's a lot of money :2 cents:

where's the pic?

u should of wrote (link):2 cents:

Maybe it's time to move there .... :1orglaugh

:thumbsup

he he nice:winkwink:

wow thats crazy but well needed too.. no risks!

They are fuckin' paranoid !

There are going to be alot of people there, so the security need to be high.

I've seen the interviews and the video room databases are crazy.

Spoken words collected by the cameras with speech-recognition software are transcribed into text that is then searched for patterns along with other electronic communications entering and leaving the area -- including e-mail and image files.

geez, now thats security.

its amazing. and its good.

I swear, the shit people say here just kills me sometimes.

all ive got to say is : if somebody wanted to do something, i doubt any of that is gona stop them

Thats sad but true

wow interesting read, thx for the link...350 million dollars, not too little for security :)

Greece is a country you idiot.

ahahha, that is funny

You never know what might happen over there.

total costs = 1 billion...ouch.