Networking Dual-Surveillance/Dual-Telepaths to Sustain Parking Structures

Today, the demand for flexible, large-scale parking structures is increasing all over the globe. To enhance safety or to sustain development, dual-surveillance based supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA) networks are modeled to be spatially integrated with a helix circulation pattern. Moreover, reliable wireless area communication is systematically organized to counter the effects of an adversarypsilas multipath radio. Their sequential-order, integrative connectivity, and reliability provide the benefits of efficient maintenance, energy savings, environmental control, safety/security, and human-care image promotion, which is due to their effective dual sensing, systematic fault-tolerance, and integrative management in area perspectives. Such systems can potentially reduce the loss due to fire-protection, such as water damage, and can help promote flexible land-use, including express delivery stations that use wireless or radio frequency identification (RFID) applications. Therefore, their adaptability and reliability can promote sustainable urban development.