Enhancing Team Situational Awareness in Crime Scene Investigation through the Use of Head Cameras

Authors

  • Kristine Steen-Tveit University of Agder
  • Bjørn Erik Munkvold University of Agder
  • Bente Skattør Oslo Police District

Keywords:

Crime Scene Investigation, Team Situational Awareness, Live Video Streaming, Head Cameras

Abstract

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 en-hancing team situational awareness and overall performance. However, the inte-gration of new technological tools does not consistently translate into increased effectiveness in police work. Also, the technology must be customized for offic-ers' benefit, and its acceptance depends on multiple factors. This paper outlines the background, intent, and early results of an ongoing Norwegian project exam-ining 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.

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Published

2024-11-24

How to Cite

[1]
K. Steen-Tveit, B. E. Munkvold, and B. Skattør, “Enhancing Team Situational Awareness in Crime Scene Investigation through the Use of Head Cameras”, NIKT, no. 2, Nov. 2024.