Prisoner tracking and warning system and corresponding methods
First Claim
1. A system to monitor a subject comprising:
- a) a monitoring station computer having a first file including reference behavior data of one class of individual to be monitored;
b) a second file in the monitoring station computer including behavior data defining the subject to be monitored;
c) a defined set of allowed activities for the class of individual being monitored programmed into the monitoring station computer;
d) a remote monitoring transmitter and receiver attached to the subject periodically transmitting data to the monitoring station computer;
e) a satellite global positioning system cooperating with the transmitter and receiver attached to the subject to determine the subject'"'"'s current location;
f) a program in the monitoring station computer to analyze the data transmitted from the remote monitoring transmitter to determine if there are variations from the allowed activities and if there are variations the generate a first alarm signal;
g) an expert system associated with the monitoring station computer, the expert system programmed to recognize a continuum of degrees of alarms based on a comparison of the variation of the behavior data defining the subject to be monitored, and the reference behavior data of the monitored subject;
h) a second alarm signal generated by the expert system defining a specific recommend course of action appropriate in the case of the monitored subject.
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Abstract
The present invention discloses a general overall system 30 and a general overall method 10 for tracking, monitoring, and learning prisoner or parolee behavior. The system 30 and method 10 involve obtaining prisoner or parolee data and monitoring data for at least one individual prisoner or parolee 38, storing the prisoner or parolee data and monitoring data into a database, learning prisoner or parolee behavior from the prisoner or parolee data and the monitoring data in the database, and updating the prisoner or parolee data and the monitoring data in the database. The present invention involves learning both individual and aggregate prisoner or parolee behavior from the prisoner or parolee data and the monitoring data in the database. The present invention executes expert system (i.e. including but not limited to fuzzy logic, reinforcement learning, neural networks, artificial intelligence, etc.) algorithms for determining and analyzing deviated behavior by the prisoner or parolee 38. The present invention system 30 and method 10 is able to assign a parole level to the prisoner or parolee 38 and determine whether the prisoner or parolee 38 is to be moved up or down a parole level depending on whether the prisoner or parolee behavior does not constitute or does constitute prisoner or parolee violations. Furthermore, the present invention tracks, monitors, and learns the behavior of the prisoner or parolee 38 by controlling and regulating the permitted/prohibited locations or sectors, the permitted/prohibited location or sector dwell times, the permitted/prohibited travel routes, the permitted/prohibited travel times that the prisoner or parolee 38 spend at or between various locations.
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24 Claims
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1. A system to monitor a subject comprising:
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a) a monitoring station computer having a first file including reference behavior data of one class of individual to be monitored;
b) a second file in the monitoring station computer including behavior data defining the subject to be monitored;
c) a defined set of allowed activities for the class of individual being monitored programmed into the monitoring station computer;
d) a remote monitoring transmitter and receiver attached to the subject periodically transmitting data to the monitoring station computer;
e) a satellite global positioning system cooperating with the transmitter and receiver attached to the subject to determine the subject'"'"'s current location;
f) a program in the monitoring station computer to analyze the data transmitted from the remote monitoring transmitter to determine if there are variations from the allowed activities and if there are variations the generate a first alarm signal;
g) an expert system associated with the monitoring station computer, the expert system programmed to recognize a continuum of degrees of alarms based on a comparison of the variation of the behavior data defining the subject to be monitored, and the reference behavior data of the monitored subject;
h) a second alarm signal generated by the expert system defining a specific recommend course of action appropriate in the case of the monitored subject. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24)
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