英文摘要 |
The Taichung City closed circuit television system (electronic wall)has been in place for ten years. It was created as a monitoring system to follow suspicious cars entering and exiting Taichung City in order to prevent potential criminals from committing crimes within the city. In 2011, Taichung County and Taichung City Were combined into a special municipality;as the information storage t4echnologies and infrastructures of the city and county police departments differed greatly, an integration and interfacing platform was created to organize the monitoring systems at each of the 11, 294 intersections in the Taichung area. After the intetration, the rate at which the surveillance footage was watched and the proportion of working cameras were improved . However, whether or not it prevents unforeseen major criminal activities, such as the September 11 trrorist attacks in the US(2001), the March 19 shooting incident in Taiwan(2004), the Novermber 26 shooting incident in Taiwan(2010), the Sunflower Student Movement(2014), and the Taipei Metro attack(2014), or online criminal acts remains unclear. It is recommended that relevant crime analysis systems be integrated and fusion centers be created in order to fully utilize the power of technology in crime prevention. Therefore, this study examined the Taichung City Police Department’s electronic wall in order illustrate how they coped with the approaching digital convergence and introduced intelligence-led policing measures and situational crime prevention to create a fusion center. The old and new monitoring systems were combined into a single structure to eliminate sectionalism and create a comprehensive , regional crime prevention network in the hopes of addressing future threats to public safety. |