Enhancing Team Situational Awareness in Crime Scene Investigation through the Use of Head Cameras
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Steen-Tveit, K., Munkvold, B. E. & Skattør, B. (2024) Enhancing Team Situational Awareness in Crime Scene Investigation through the Use of Head Cameras. NIKT: Norsk IKT-konferanse for forskning og utdanning, 2. https://www.ntnu.no/ojs/index.php/nikt/article/view/6265Sammendrag
In the rapidly evolving landscape of technology, where data volumes are expanding at a dramatic rate, law enforcement agencies face the imperative to significantly boost their efficiency. Modern society is undergoing a revolutionary shift in the digital realm, compelling law enforcement and other public sector agencies to stay up to date and explore the potential of new technologies for enhancing team situational awareness and overall performance. However, the integration of new technological tools does not consistently translate into increased effectiveness in police work. Also, the technology must be customized for officers' benefit, and its acceptance depends on multiple factors. This paper outlines the background, intent, and early results of an ongoing Norwegian project examining the possibilities of using head cameras during crime scene investigation (CSI) for live streaming and video recording. The results from field trials and a following survey indicate considerable promise in enhancing team situational awareness within CSI. Enhancing Team Situational Awareness in Crime Scene Investigation through the Use of Head Cameras