Case Study As early as 2004, one U.S. airport recognized that it could not continue to rely on live patrols and solid barriers to provide the high degree of security required to protect its fuel farm. The 3,000 acre facility, which supplied fuel for 200,000 domestic and 160,000 international flights each year, was located in an isolated area surrounded by a canal, a road, and railroad tracks. The airport’s security authority determined

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