This document discusses various topics related to surveillance including facial recognition, autonomous weapons, big data privacy issues, metadata, and the future of surveillance. It provides definitions of surveillance as watch kept over a person or group to gather information through continuous observation. The document notes surveillance is increasingly employed for purposes other than just security, such as health monitoring, social care, environment monitoring, and smart cities. It also briefly mentions under skin surveillance.

1. FACIAL RECOGNITION
AND SURVEILLANCE
ADRIANO MESCIA

2. SURVEILLANCE
AND
AUTONOMOUS
WEAPONS

3. FACIAL RECOGNITION
AN AUTOMATED HUMAN PROCESS

4. BIG DATA
A PRIVACY ISSUE

5. METADATA
THE THIN LINE BETWEEN
SURVEILLANCE AND SPYING

6. FUTURE OF
SURVEILLANCE

7. surveillance
noun
1.
a watch kept over a person, group, etc., especially over a su-
spect, prisoner, or the like:
The suspects were under police surveillance.
2.
continuous observation of a place, person, group, or ongoing
activity in order to gather
information:
video cameras used for covert surveillance.
3.
attentive observation, as to oversee and direct someone or so-
mething:
increased surveillance of patients with chronic liver disease.

8. “to observe continually and attentively
in order to gather information”

9. SURVEILLANCE
EMPLOYED
NOT FOR SECURITY
- HEALTH
- SOCIAL CARE
- ENVIRONMENT MONITORING
- SMART CITIES

10. UNDER SKIN
SURVEILLANCE