Design the New Concept of Security Check at Airport with Comprehends Trend of Passengers Behaviour Analyses
Journal Title: Journal of Tourism and Services - Year 2015, Vol 6, Issue 10
Abstract
This article discusses the choice of technology for the analysis of passenger behaviour and the allocation stage in a potential dangerous threat to civil aviation security. The choice of technology is based on the result of the multi-criteria analysis and selected criteria requirements of the principle of operation, efficiency and other important features for the applicability of the technology to process passengers and baggage handling at international airports. The applicability of the results there are included technologies for non-contact monitoring of extrasensory manifestations of the human body indicating which is detected an abnormal behaviour. These are based on different principles and activities and on different parameters monitoring. The result of the analysis is designed to project the Air Transport Department of University of Business in Prague. The goal of this project is the modification process security checks at airports incorporating behavioural analysis as one of input indicators for the robustness of the control. This article also describes airport security workers as a key element of protection against acts of unlawful interference in civil aviation. Then there will be described factors of working environment affecting their convenience. The anonymous questionnaire among security workers of an airport forms source of valuable data for the research part of the article. In that part the respondents reported factors, which can be distracting and can negatively affect quality of the work and thus also performance and error rate.
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Jindřich Ploch, Tomáš Děkan, Jan Zýka
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