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The Weekly Round-Up: 23.03.07
Round-Up I would certainly not recommend travelling anywhere in London at the end of March, let alone large buildings - like Docklands conference halls which are a prime target for avian-flu ridden pigeons carrying Al Qaeda-manufactured dirty... [23 Mar 2007]
Anti-terror scanning tech tested on London commuters
News Passengers who agree to be screened at Paddington during the trial will pass through a metal box containing a millimetre wave-imaging technology that can detect items such as guns, ammunition or bombs hidden beneath... [11 Jan 2006]
NYC subway gets $212m high-tech anti-terror scanners
News The UK government and police are also looking at the use of sophisticated high-tech scanning equipment to detect concealed bombs and weapons on London's underground transport system following the terrorist bombings on 7... [25 Aug 2005]
Police to test bomb-detecting body-scanners
News The government and police are planning to evaluate scanning technology that can see through clothes and detect concealed bombs and weapons on people following the suicide bomb attacks on London this month. [22 Jul 2005]
Leader: Tech and terror
Leader Some mainstream news programmes started to talk about mobile networks being used to detonate the four bombs. While the first scenario above - bombs set off from afar - is technically possible, it is... [11 Jul 2005]
Getting Mad: Nuclear Mutual Assured Destruction, Its Origins and Practice
White Paper Thermonuclear bombs were the ultimate in terror weapons. The United States has rejected the notion that threatening population centers with nuclear attacks is a legitimate way to assure deterrence. Most... [28 Dec 2004]
London Underground looks at 'smart' anti-terror CCTV monitoring
News The move comes as London remains on a high state of alert against a possible terrorist attack following the bombs in Madrid earlier this month. London Underground is set to roll out high-tech CCTV surveillance software... [29 Mar 2004]
