New vapour-sensing system to catch graffiti vandals - Sydney

emilymainzer · #1 14th May 2015, 06:00

It is good that technology in railways developing day by day.In Sydney railways introducing vapour -sensors of the device are triggered, an alarm is sent to the Police Transport Command (PTC) and Sydney Trains control staff who can view live CCTV recordings to intercept the criminals.In the last financial year, the government has spent $34m in removing graffiti from the Sydney Trains network, which is an increase from $30m the year before.
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jayar · #2 14th May 2015, 09:55

This is good news, and I am sure of interest to train operators in many countries.

62440 · #3 14th May 2015, 13:11

What on earth is a "Live Recording"? (Other than a total contradiction of terms!)

Regards, 62440.

Beeyar Wunby · #4 17th May 2015, 13:18

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Originally Posted by 62440

What on earth is a "Live Recording"? (Other than a total contradiction of terms!)

Thankyou for that. This sort of mangled gobbledy-gook technobabble gets on my wick also. Perhaps it's the opposite of programmes that are 'recorded live' ? Urrrgh.

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