200; Double Tandem -- 400; Dual Double -- 850
04L/22R
6952 x 150
Asphalt
Good
Single -- 100; Double -- 200; Double Tandem -- 400; Dual Double -- 850
08W/26W
5000 x 300
Water
n/a
n/a
04W/22W
3000 x 150
Water
n/a
n/a
Chapter 3: Landside
Landside consists of all land access points, focusing on the main terminals of the airport but also its massive parking infrastructure. HNL has several passenger access and drop-off points, including several parking structures including Interisland Parking Structure (Lot M), Overseas Parking Structure (Lot D), which "will fill up first," (Honolulu International Airport, 2016). There are a total of 6,000 spaces in Overseas, Interisland, Commuter, and International parking structures (Honolulu International Airport,… Continue Reading...
directions outside the compound, which is surrounded by a fence all the way around.
The main access points are on the north face of the school and the guard booths should be installed at each one with mounted cameras inside and outside the perimeter. A third booth should be installed on the roof of the complex allowing for a 360-degree surveillance of the perimeter and beyond. This guard booth would be armed in case of a terrorist breach of the perimeter. A turret on both west and east wings would be installed for defensive purposes and a turret on the north face and the south face… Continue Reading...
As with many consumer-oriented businesses, fast food restaurants need to maintain a strong but unobtrusive security profile. Their structures and access points need to remain accessible while still preventing malicious behavior. This security survey of a fast food restaurant provides an example of how to perform a total security audit, identify weaknesses and risks particularly with regards to customer and employee safety, and offer suggestions for improvement.
Property and Perimeter
The outermost boundaries of the fast food restaurant are the limits of the company’s locus of control. There is a lot the fast food restaurant can do to improve its perimeter security, without deterring customers. In fact, making upgrades to… Continue Reading...
access points. Everything was up for grabs—the Middle East, Southeast Asia, South and Central America, Eastern Europe—for capitalists societies entering into the era of globalization and, by extension, an era of hypercapitalism, the need to control was imminent. The need to control, however, did not coincide with the need to support populations—either abroad or domestic. The aim of globalization as with hypercapitalism was to gain hegemonic control and to provide the means of wealth transfer: the inner circle of the developed world stood to benefit and has done so, with… Continue Reading...
a city to promote public transportation is to keep prices low, make access points as convenient as possible, and keep the public transport system safe and clean so that it appeals to all people no matter their demographic.
Significance of the Problem
The problem is significant because of the negative outcomes that can be avoided were public transportation to be utilized more thoroughly by the populace of a city. To preserve the health of the atmosphere by cutting down on smog, people should use public transportation as it is essentially like an enormous car pool operation that allows individuals to get where… Continue Reading...
"Metro is working with employees, riders, jurisdictional partners, and the general public to make sure that everyone does their part in creating and sustaining a culture of safety and security in stations, vehicles, support facilities, and access points" (Metro facts, 2016 p. 2).
Some of the initiatives that have already been taken to promote safety throughout the Metro network include the following:
• Digital signs in the stations show next train arrival times, system status and time of day;
• Digital signs outside some stations show system status and time of day;
• Digital LCD monitors at station manager kiosks show real-time advisories and alerts;
• Two-way radios between train operator and operations control center;
• Hotlines from operations control center to police and fire departments;… Continue Reading...
