Abstract: A security system managing access to a site. The security system comprising a computing system adapted to obtain an augmented topology map of the site, the augmented topology map defining a plurality of spaces included in the site; identify respective space attribute values for each space included in the plurality of spaces; receive a request for an object to access a first space included in the plurality of spaces; determine a route from a starting location of the object to the first space based in part on the respective space attribute values identified for each space included in the plurality of spaces and an identity of the object, the route including at least one monitoring device disposed between the starting location and the first space; and permit the object to traverse the route monitored by the at least one monitoring device based in part on the identity of the object.

Abstract: Geolocation device target path data is processed by receiving source geolocation path data about a plurality of targets from at least one geolocation device, analyzing the path data to detect when the path data from one of the targets and the path data from another of the targets are likely to represent a same physical target, and generating modified path data to represent only one target using a merger of the path data from one of the targets and the path data from the other of the targets when they are likely to represent the same physical target. Providing merged and/or de-merged target path data improves the ability of a user to monitor geolocation device target path data.

Abstract: Geolocation device target path data is processed by receiving source geolocation path data about a plurality of targets from at least one geolocation device, analyzing the path data to detect when the path data from one of the targets and the path data from another of the targets are likely to represent a same physical target, and generating modified path data to represent only one target using a merger of the path data from one of the targets and the path data from the other of the targets when they are likely to represent the same physical target. Providing merged and/or de-merged target path data improves the ability of a user to monitor geolocation device target path data.