Satellite Technologies and Global Security - Aydogan, Hakan
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Globalization has facilitated the expansion of the illicit trafficking of people and goods across borders. In this respect, international organized crime is of high importance in terms of global security, and its importance should be considered more carefully in today's globalized world. This study proposes that law enforcement agencies can benefit from the use of new technologies and especially Global Positioning System (GPS) in the fight against international organized crime. GPS tracking devices can be used in monitoring criminals because it can detect the exact location of a target in…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
Globalization has facilitated the expansion of the illicit trafficking of people and goods across borders. In this respect, international organized crime is of high importance in terms of global security, and its importance should be considered more carefully in today's globalized world. This study proposes that law enforcement agencies can benefit from the use of new technologies and especially Global Positioning System (GPS) in the fight against international organized crime. GPS tracking devices can be used in monitoring criminals because it can detect the exact location of a target in terms of its geographical coordinates (latitude and longitude). The GPS is one of several global satellite services contributing to global security. There are also other satellite services such as satellite phone, satellite internet, satellite radio and television and satellite imagery contributing to global security. This study addresses the contribution of global satellite network services to global security. In particular, it focuses on GPS based vehicle tracking systems, and their use by law enforcement officers in the fight against international organized crime.
Autorenporträt
Il a obtenu sa licence et sa maîtrise en FLE à l'université Dokuz Eylul d'Izmir, en Turquie, et a terminé son doctorat en Europe en linguistique appliquée de l'anglais en 2016. Il parle le russe, l'allemand, le bosniaque et le finnois à un niveau intermédiaire. Il a également enseigné dans des universités européennes en tant que conférencier dans le cadre de la Commission interministérielle mixte de la culture.