Unmanned systems have the potential to extend first responders’ capabilities and do the ‘dull, dirty and dangerous’ tasks.
FrontLine Defence Magazine Canada
WRITERS
(2015,
issue 3)
BY RICHARD BRAY [field_writer2]
Research at the National Research Council facilities promises enhanced tools for the first responders of tomorrow.
(2014,
issue 2)
BY RICHARD BRAY [field_writer2]
Richard Bray takes a look at what Radar S21 Networks add to public safety and where it best suits operational needs.
(2014,
issue 2)
BY RICHARD BRAY [field_writer2]
With the increased availability and the burgeoning avenues for domestic local use of UAV's and RPV's presents a challenge for regulators.
(2014,
issue 1)
BY RICHARD BRAY [field_writer2]
The next generation of simulation training systems will be another giant step forward in realism.
(2013,
issue 3)
BY RICHARD BRAY [field_writer2]
Far from being a “victimless crime”, contraband tobacco victimizes every citizen, says Gary Grant, spokesperson for the National Coalition Against Contraband Tobacco.
(2013,
issue 1)
BY RICHARD BRAY [field_writer2]
Given that thousands of people monitor police communications, do unsecured communications put officers at risk?
(2012,
issue 4)
BY RICHARD BRAY [field_writer2]
Are Canadians being victimized by the contraband tobacco chain?
(2012,
issue 3)
BY RICHARD BRAY [field_writer2]
Winning the Howard Hughes award for helicopter technology improvement, Eurocopter's X3 exceeds company expectations during flight tests and remains low cost.
(2012,
issue 2)
BY RICHARD BRAY [field_writer2]
As an innovative OPP cop shows, the policing sector can save money by using a UAV for a wide variety of requirements.
(2012,
issue 1)
BY RICHARD BRAY [field_writer2]
Situational awareness is crucial in a CBRNE (Chemical, Biological, Radioactive, Nuclear and/or Explosive) incident.
(2012,
issue 1)
BY RICHARD BRAY [field_writer2]
Canadians see Mexico on a split screen. On one side, they see a tourist paradise that attracts 1.5 million Canadians every year. On the other: a drug war that has claimed 50,000 lives in five years...
(2012,
issue 1)
BY RICHARD BRAY [field_writer2]
CCGA Volunteers provide SAR in Canada's Arctic
(2011,
issue 4)
BY RICHARD BRAY [field_writer2]
Canada has all the elements of a national public alerting system, but are time-sensitive public safety messages getting through to the public?
(2011,
issue 4)
BY RICHARD BRAY [field_writer2]
Police Science program prepares recruits.
(2011,
issue 4)
BY RICHARD BRAY [field_writer2]
When terrorists attack using CBRNE threats, first responders are vulnerable to invisible weapons. Emergency crews must have equipment to analyze contaminants.
