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Geographies of Technological Surveillance

Geographies of Technological Surveillance refer to the spatial dimensions and implications of surveillance technologies, examining how these systems are distributed, implemented, and experienced across different locations and populations. This concept explores the interplay between technology, power, and societal control within various geographical contexts.

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The geographies of technological surveillance encompass the various ways technology is employed to monitor individuals and communities. This includes the use of cameras, data collection methods, and geospatial analysis to track behaviors and trends. Understanding these practices is crucial as they r...

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Key Terms

Surveillance
The monitoring of behavior, activities, or information for the purpose of influencing, managing, or directing.

Example: CCTV cameras in public places are a common form of surveillance.

Geospatial Analysis
The collection and analysis of data related to geographic locations.

Example: Using GPS data to track traffic patterns.

Data Privacy
The aspect of information technology that deals with the proper handling of data.

Example: Regulations like GDPR protect personal data in the EU.

Predictive Policing
Using data analysis to anticipate where crimes are likely to occur.

Example: Police departments using algorithms to allocate resources.

Ethics
Moral principles that govern a person's behavior or conducting an activity.

Example: Debates on the ethics of surveillance technologies.

Public Health Monitoring
Tracking health data to manage and respond to health issues in populations.

Example: Using mobile data to track disease outbreaks.

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Key Concepts

surveillance technologydata privacygeospatial analysissocial implications