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Summary of SST Projects Identied by Stage of Project

Summary of SST Projects Identied by Stage of Project

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Summary of SST Projects Identied by Stage of Project
The Use of Smart Surveillance Technologies for Suicide Prevention in Public Spaces: A Professional Stakeholder Survey from the United Kingdom
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Background Around a third of suicides in the United Kingdom occur in public spaces, such as on the railways, at bridges, or coastal locations. Increasingly, the use of Artificial Intelligence and other smart technologies are being proposed as a means of optimising or automating aspects of the surveillance process in these environments. Yet relative...
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... locations also had multiple technologies implemented or projects planned. In total, 72 examples of SSTs being implemented or planned were identied (Table 3). Note. a Reects the number and percentage of participants indicating "yes" to this question. ...

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