Sensitive Site List - Revision history

Sam at 14:56, 18 February 2023

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RegularGuy at 16:03, 7 September 2021

2021-09-07T16:03:56Z

Sam: /* Demo Scenario */

2021-05-04T20:10:51Z

Demo Scenario

Sam: Created page with "A Sensitive Site List is a list of geographic areas you would like to keep an eye on. If anything comes too close to a site, you would like to have Truxton tell you about it...."

2021-05-04T20:08:45Z

Created page with "A Sensitive Site List is a list of geographic areas you would like to keep an eye on. If anything comes too close to a site, you would like to have Truxton tell you about it...."

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A Sensitive Site List is a list of geographic areas you would like to keep an eye on.
If anything comes too close to a site, you would like to have Truxton tell you about it.

=Sensitive Site Violation=
A sensitive site violation (SSV) is generated when a geographic location exploited by Truxton came within the area of a sensitive site.

=Demo Scenario=
Imagine the operating scenario where a parole officer checks in on a sex offender client.
One of the conditions of their parole is to stay at least 100 meters from any school in the county.
The officer now has the unenviable job of gathering all of the geographic coordinates of places the offender has been and matching those up with school locations.

Truxton ships with a sensitive site list of "Fairfax County Schools" which contains all of the schools in Fairfax County, Virginia.
During the [[ETL Stages#Explanation|stage]] of exploitation where [[How Truxton Works#Reporting|reports are generated]], Truxton will query the <code>[SensitiveSite]</code> and tag all locations that were too close to a site.
The analyst (officer) then only needs to review the "SSV" tags to validate the potential parole violations.

=Database Tables=
There are two tables in Truxton that handle sensitive sites.

==<code>[SensitiveSiteList]</code>==
This contains the name and description of the list.

==<code>[SensitiveSite]</code>==
This contains the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_Geodetic_System#WGS84 WGS84] coordinates and name of the sensitive site.
It also contains the distance in meters around the site that makes it sensitive.

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 During the [[ETL Stages#Explanation|stage]] of exploitation where [[How Truxton Works#Reporting|reports are generated]], Truxton will query the <code>[SensitiveSite]</code> and tag all locations that were too close to a site.
 The analyst (officer) then only needs to review the "SSV" tags to validate the potential parole violations.
 =Usage=
 To add a sensitive site list, a CSV file is needed with the appropriate headers labeled: Name, Longitude, Latitude, and Distance. Distance is always in meters.
 =Database Tables=

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 A sensitive site violation (SSV) is generated when a geographic location exploited by Truxton came within the area of a sensitive site.
-=Demo Scenario=
+=Operating Scenario=
 Imagine the operating scenario where a parole officer checks in on a sex offender client.
 One of the conditions of their parole is to stay at least 100 meters from any school in the county.