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    "abstract": "This manuscript contains a description and basic principles for observing\ninaccessible areas using low cost, easily deployed equipment. The basic premise\nis to suspend a tiny video camera at an altitude of 10 - 200 meters over the\narea to be surveyed. The TV camera supports at altitude by wind or balloon. The\ntechnical challenges regard the means by which the camera is suspended. Such a\nsystem may be used by military or police forces or by civil authorities for\nrescue missions or assessment of natural disasters. The method may be further\ndeveloped for military applications by integrating the surveillance task with\ndeployment of munitions.\n  Key words: air observer, air suspended system, low altitude video observer.",
    "arxiv_id": "physics/0701115",
    "authors": [
      "Alexander Bolonkin"
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    "title": "Air Observe System",
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