In this project our group set out to take a look at surveillance on the main campus of Arizona State University with concern to what value or purpose that coverage may have. After looking at various buildings and parking lots/structures around campus, we found overwhelmingly that any active surveillance was arranged in such a way as to clearly serve as protective measure for property and not to enhance the safety of students, faculty, staff, or visitors to the ASU campus. Additionally, in areas heavily frequented by people throughout the day and where crimes of opportunity are prone to occur - there was little to no surveillance or deterrents.
Below are articles detailing our observations and findings regarding the sampling of locations we considered in this project.
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Contributions to this project were made by the following individuals:
Jon Hutcheson
Patrick Newton
Tom Rogers
Troy Sickels
Joe Waller
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