Naslov
Concept development of ICT tools and applications within the Unity Project

Autori
James, Daniel ; van der Giessen Mark ; Bayerl Petra Saskia ; Jacobs Gabriele ; Karlović, Ruža ; Markarian Garik

Vrsta, podvrsta i kategorija rada
Radovi u zbornicima skupova, cjeloviti rad (in extenso), znanstveni

Izvornik
5. MEĐUNARODNE ZNANSTVENO-STRUĈNE KONFERENCIJE - Istraţivaĉki dani Visoke policijske škole u Zagrebu Unaprjeđivanje sigurnosne uloge policije primjenom novih tehnologija i metoda / Joško Vukosav Ksenija Butorac Joško Sindik - Zagreb : MUP - Policijska akademija, 2016, 13-32

ISBN
978-953-161-299-9

Skup
5. MEĐUNARODNE ZNANSTVENO-STRUĈNE KONFERENCIJE - Istraţivaĉki dani Visoke policijske škole u Zagrebu Unaprjeđivanje sigurnosne uloge policije primjenom novih tehnologija i metoda

Mjesto i datum
Zagreb, Hrvatska, 21.04.2016. - 22.04.2016

Vrsta sudjelovanja
Predavanje

Vrsta recenzije
Domaća recenzija

Ključne riječi
application, community policing, cooperation, citizen-engagement, mobiletechnology, unity
(tion, community policing, cooperation, citizen-engagement, mobiletechnology, unity)

Sažetak
Police forces are increasingly using mobile technologies for community policing (CP) purposes. In aiming to engage with citizens, the key concerns that need to be addressed in the design as well as in the practice of using mobile IT are the trust-building, information exchange, accountability and crime prevention. The Unity project uses key target areas of community policing identified during the project as focal points and key objectives. The project aims at developing a novel approach that would enable efficient CP via a dedicated system utilising existing and emerging mobile technologies. The proposed system will be realised with generic architecture, allowing for adaptations to applications in various EU countries, taking into account the existing legal systems as well as regional and cultural differences. Several applications used both by citizens and police officers will be utilised to increase the level of interaction and open various new communication channels between the police and the community in a non-emergency environment. The application needs to take into account the requirements from both the police and citizens. For instance, a law enforcement application could receive, respond to, delegate and publish incident reports, while a citizen application could be used to provide incident reports with possible multimedia functions as well as to receive updates on incidents previously submitted, particularly highlighting the time and the manner in which incidents are being resolved. The existing applications showed success and we intend to analyse these solutions whilst developing trust indicators, creating web portals and a data- analytics engine behind a database. This paper

Izvorni jezik
Engleski

Znanstvena područja
Sigurnosne i obrambene znanosti

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