Understanding Surveillance Technologies Spy Devices Their Origins and Applications.pdf

Surveillance

Technologies

Spy Devices,

Their Origins

& Applications

Julie K. Petersen

Saba Zamir

Consulting Editor

CRC Press

Boca Raton London New York Washington, D.C.

Understanding

Text design and layout by the author.

Illustrations and photos by the author unless otherwise credited.

Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data

Peterson, Julie K.

Understanding surveillance technologies : spy devices, their origins & applications / Julie K. Peterson.

p. cm.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

ISBN 0-8493-2298-7 (alk. paper)

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CONTENTS

Acknowledgments

Preface

About the Author

Format of This Book

Section 1

◊

Introduction

Chapter 1 - Introduction & Overview

Section 2

◊

Acoustic Surveillance

Chapter 2 - Audio

Chapter 3 - Infra/Ultrasound

Chapter 4 - Sonar

Section 3

◊

Electromagnetic Surveillance

Chapter 5 - Radio

Chapter 6 - Radar

Chapter 7 - Infrared

Chapter 8 - Visual

Chapter 9 - Aerial

Chapter 10 - Ultraviolet

Chapter 11 - X-Rays

Section 4

◊

Chemical & Biological Surveillance

Chapter 12 - Chemical & Biological

Chapter 13 - Biometrics

Chapter 14 - Animals

Chapter 15 - Genetics

Section 5

◊

Miscellaneous Surveillance

Chapter 16 - Magnetic

Chapter 17 - Cryptologic

Chapter 18 - Computers

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

This book is dedicated to Araminta Ross , who climbed every

mountain and used whatever surveillance devices were at

her disposal to further the quality of life and well-being of

others. May we all make such wise choices.

T his was an enormous project and would not have come together so well

were it not for the support of a small group of talented and treasured friends.

They offered their help and opinions at the eleventh hour, when I most

needed that extra assistance to get the project ‘in the can’ and out the door.

Your unselfish and dedicated attention and willingness to be there on short

notice will always be remembered and is greatly appreciated.

Special thanks go to Dan for giving up his precious recreational time at

the end of many long work days and on many weekends. Dan unfailingly

checked fine details and pursued niggling questions that would otherwise

have been missed.

To Doug and Mary, I cannot thank you enough for providing what little

social time I had during the long months that it took to write this book and

for the great food and fantastic desserts that were always there to lift my

spirits.

To Craig, I give my sincerest appreciation for showing up on the doorstep

on so many occasions with Chinese or Thai food when I was putting in

those 14-hour days and didn’t have time to cook. Thank you also for the

miso soup that soothed my throat when I was ill and needed a little extra

attention. I owe you a great debt of gratitude.

To Ariel, Scott, Linda, Curtis, and Julie, it may not seem like a lot of time,

but together, your efforts saved me about a week’s work and something

more that cannot be measured, an objective ‘second opinion’ which en-

hanced this project in many tangible and intangible ways. Many thanks

for your unselfish contributions.

To Ryan, Amy, and Jacob, thank you for coming along and providing those

precious moments of distraction that give our heads and hearts a break

and help us to remember the smaller but more important priorities, and the

reasons why we otherwise work so hard.

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