Crime Identification System for Campus Safety and the Threat of Suspicious Student Conduct

Ensuring campus safety is of paramount importance for educational institutions.With the increasing prevalence of crime and the potential threat of suspicious student conduct, there is a need for an effective crimes identification system.This paper aims to propose a comprehensive system that utilizes advanced technologies, such as video surveillance, data analytics, and behavioral monitoring, to detect and mitigate potential threats on campus.The proposed Crimes Identification System (CIS) integrates various components to enhance campus safety.These cameras capture real-time footage that is then processed using advanced video analytics algorithms.The algorithms analyze the footage for suspicious activities, unusual behavior patterns, or known criminal profiles.The system incorporates a centralized monitoring and alert system that notifies security personnel immediately upon detecting any suspicious behavior or potential threats.This enables a swift response to mitigate the risks and ensure the safety of the campus community.

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Proceedings of International Conference on Artificial Life and Robotics
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2025-02-13
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https://doi.org/10.5954/icarob.2025.os20-6
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Technology and Data Analysis
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Crime Identification System for Campus Safety and the Threat of Suspicious Student Conduct

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Crime Identification System for Campus Safety and the Threat of Suspicious Student Conduct

Kay Hooi Keoy, Sellappan Palaniappan, Kasthuri Subaramaniam, Oras Baker, Wong Zhen Bang
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Ensuring campus safety is of paramount importance for educational institutions.With the increasing prevalence of crime and the potential threat of suspicious student conduct, there is a need for an effective crimes identification system.This paper aims to propose a comprehensive system that utilizes advanced technologies, such as video surveillance, data analytics, and behavioral monitoring, to detect and mitigate potential threats on campus.The proposed Crimes Identification System (CIS) integrates various components to enhance campus safety.These cameras capture real-time footage that is then processed using advanced video analytics algorithms.The algorithms analyze the footage for suspicious activities, unusual behavior patterns, or known criminal profiles.The system incorporates a centralized monitoring and alert system that notifies security personnel immediately upon detecting any suspicious behavior or potential threats.This enables a swift response to mitigate the risks and ensure the safety of the campus community.

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