Slide 1Problem StatementFunctional AnalysisDerived RequirementsSystem ValidationUse Case ModelSKY TROOPERMOBILE SURVEILLANCE SYSTEMPROGRESS REPORTTeam # 4Jonathan UsherRonny PolanskySunil PatelProblem StatementThousands of casualties and fatalities occur due to excessive speeding and/or drunk drivingPredictable law enforcement strategiesStationary CamerasHabitual location of officersIllegal immigration rises every yearRising operational costs (fuel, salaries, etc…) create increased strain on city and state budgetsScarcity of resources in border regions and high crime areasFunctional AnalysisInput – Function - OutputInputs: Speeding/Erratic vehiclesMotion along borderFunction:Detecting, identifying, and reporting speeding vehicles and erratic driving behaviorMonitoring borders and alerting border patrol to illegal immigrants and drug smugglersOutput: Decrease in traffic/border violatorsLower operational expenses and better allocation of scarce resourcesDerived RequirementsTechnical Requirements:Light weight digital cameras with high zoom capability (3 miles)Cameras have night and thermal vision capabilityCameras run on solar power for the majority of the dayReal-Time communication capability for each observation unitRail system to support observation unitsControl Center receives and interprets all signals with the ability to control individual unitsSystem ValidationCurrently stationary cameras are employed in traffic environmentsHigh resolution cameras are in use by the Department of DefenseVehicle database is already establishedTechnological capabilities to identify shapes through thermal imaging existYearly production and operational costs of individual units are well below costs of training, equipping, and deploying officers.Use Case ModelCentralized Dispatch UnitInfo from SensorPatrol Unit