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(Bamahane-Israel Defense Forces) Netanel Rozman and Elina Greenspoon - In the shadow of recent security incidents in the south, a virtual fence that will aid in the detection and prevention of infiltration attempts will be set up on the Israel-Egypt border in the coming year alongside the physical barrier currently being built along the border. Radars will be positioned on high poles, allowing for the observation of objects from long-distance. The virtual fence can identify objects in a focused and detailed manner and overcome false alarms.2011-09-02 00:00:00Full Article
Virtual Fence to Be Set Up on Israel-Egypt Border
(Bamahane-Israel Defense Forces) Netanel Rozman and Elina Greenspoon - In the shadow of recent security incidents in the south, a virtual fence that will aid in the detection and prevention of infiltration attempts will be set up on the Israel-Egypt border in the coming year alongside the physical barrier currently being built along the border. Radars will be positioned on high poles, allowing for the observation of objects from long-distance. The virtual fence can identify objects in a focused and detailed manner and overcome false alarms.2011-09-02 00:00:00Full Article
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