New systems for urban surveillance

The growing number of surveillance sensors in our society present new challenges, both in terms of data overview and of personal integrity preservation for watched individuals. This report presents suggestions of how to address these problems. We introduce four new concepts for surveillance in an urban environment, and suggestions on how to realize these concepts. We believe that these concepts are beneficial, possibly necessary, for the development of future successful surveillance systems. Finally, we belive that the kind of surveillance systems suggested are realizable within a near future.