10 research outputs found
Systematic reuse and platforming: Application examples for enhancing reuse with model-based systems engineering methods in space systems development
No full textTechnique for Concept Selection Using Interactive Probabilistic Multiple Attribute Decision Making
No full textImpacts on High-level Systems-of-Systems Figures of Merit due to Integrated Architecture Sizing and Technology Evaluation at the Subsystem-Level
No full textSystems of systems: From mission definition to architecture description
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Videos Don’t Lie: African Americans’ Support for Body-Worn Cameras
No full textIn light of growing concern regarding the policing of inner-city communities—including questionable incidents of use of force—equipping officers with body-worn cameras (BWCs) has emerged as a salient proposal for reform. Based on a national-level survey of African Americans (n = 1,000), this project shows that wide consensus exists among Black citizens in favor of BWCs. Since ostensibly “videos don’t lie,” implementing camera technology thus may be a means to increase police legitimacy. Importantly, the analysis also reveals that African Americans support a broad range of reforms to improve inner-city policing, of which BWCs are only one. Finally, the survey included a subset of 45 Black police officers. These officers also supported BWCs and most other proposed reforms but at a level that was lower and less intense than African American members of the public
