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I will not cheat and I will not duplicate of work.

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I used to think soccer stadium is safe and very fun now i think the soccer stadium is not really safe and need to have age restricted .

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the fun part in this PYP Exhibition is that I could learn more about soccer. The challenging part is that i need to research the resources and find how to solve the problem

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https://oosto.com/7-tips-stadium-large-venue-security/

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Consider some of these stats:

Last season, soccer-related arrests were up by 59 percent in the 3000-plus games played in England and Wales to 2,198 - the highest number of arrests since 2,273 were made in the 2013-14 season. The number of disorder incidents reported at matches in England and Wales were up by 60 percent compared to the last full season before the Covid-19 pandemic.

Last year, three separate acts of fan violence occurred on a single night in the first round of the NBA playoffs when one spectator spat on Trae Young at Madison Square Garden; another attendee in Philadelphia dumped popcorn on Russell Westbrook; and three spectators in Utah verbally abused the family of Ja Morant. Four days later, Kyrie Irving was pelted with a water bottle while leaving Boston's TD Garden following Game 4 of the Celtics vs. Nets; one day after that, someone stormed the court in Washington as Westbrook and the Wizards were in the third quarter against the Sixers.

Even the game of cricket has been mired in violence. Just this month, two cricket fans in Pakistan were reportedly killed as they celebrated their country reaching the final of the Asia Cup final.

Inexplicably, many sporting fans who walk through stadium turnstiles have seemingly forgotten how to behave. But, perhaps, we should not be surprised. The more people packed into an emotionally charged venue, the more likely it is that something will go wrong.

Many stadiums and sports venues are left wondering how they can safeguard the fan experience while keeping hooligans, criminals, and bad actors out. Stadiums, arenas, ballparks and even race tracks have the complicated undertaking of keeping players and fans safe in venues that attract tens of thousands of fans at once.

Technologies now exist that can help mitigate the problem and lead to better outcomes and accountability. The ability to recognize security threats in real-time is crucial for ensuring the safety of all guests. Whether it's physical altercations between fans or unauthorized entry on the field, security teams often struggle to investigate these incidents in real-time, identify hooligans, and/or prevent them from disrupting sporting events.

In our new eBook, Preventing Fan Violence: 7 Tips for Reducing Spectator and Security Incidents at Stadiums, we explore this topic in greater detail. Here's a quick primer on those seven tips, and we encourage you to check out the complete eBook for additional insights and ideas.

1. Maintain a Complete Watchlist

A watchlist is simply a list of people's pictures. This can consist of known hooligans and bad actors or potentially suspicious individuals that should be monitored when they enter a stadium, arena or ballpark.

2. Ensure Complete Camera Coverage

Security teams will want to have stadium cameras positioned in strategic locations so personnel can identify the bad actors (as well as players, coaching staff and VIPs). As previously mentioned, stadiums occupy a lot of space and therefore security operators need to situate their cameras for optimal coverage in order to identify hooligans (and other persons of interest) before they enter the stadium.

3. Create an Early Warning System

Depending on your relationship with your city, you can even potentially identify bad actors at entry hubs such as train or subway stations - well before the individual sets foot on stadium grounds. It's imperative to identify watchlist individuals early as they often attempt to elude detection.

4. Go with Touchless Access Control

But it's not just about security - facial recognition can also be harnessed to enhance the fan experience. Facial recognition is increasingly being used as a means of providing touchless, secure access control of VIPs, players and staff. Face-based access control is designed to balance security and visitor management by instantly recognizing authorized personnel and alerting security staff of any unauthorized entry in real-time.

5. Lock Down Sensitive Areas to Designated Players, Coaches, Employees & VIPs

Staffing each point-of-entry is unaffordable, and the use of access control solutions that require human touch are no longer safe. Biometric entry gates can grant VIP or season-ticket holders shorter queues and quicker access: fans ordering season tickets can opt to upload an ID photo, which will subsequently be compared in real-time with images captured at the stadium entrance.

6. Re-identify Bad Actors

Facial recognition is increasingly being used to identify criminals with no other means of identification and to locate missing people by comparing faces captured on camera feeds with those on watchlists. Once a hooligan or bad actor has been identified, surveillance operators can use facial recognition systems to retroactively search for and find all previous occurrences of that person.

7. Streamline Investigations

Facial recognition is not just about real-time alerting. Video analytics can be used for accelerating investigations after an event has occurred and for identifying likely suspects.

Facial recognition is fast becoming part and parcel of our everyday lives. Many people already use it to unlock their smartphones and most airports now have biometric automated border control systems for passport checks.

Stadiums and sports venues have not always leveraged technology to its fullest extent. But given the rise in fan violence and the increased urgency to protect fans, players, and staff, stadiums are adopting facial recognition and video analytics to identify bad actors in real-time and ensure they're not given the opportunity to endanger fans, players or staff, or disrupt the gameday experience.

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7 Tips to Improve Stadium and Large Venue Security

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Consider some of these stats: Last season, soccer-related arrests were up by 59 percent in the 3000-plus games played in England and Wales to 2,198 - the highest number of arrests since 2,273 were made in the 2013-14 season.

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https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2022/10/14/deadly-indonesia-football-stampede-caused-by-tear-gas-minister#:~:text=More%20than%20130%20people%20were,the%20world's%20worst%20sports%20disasters.&text=A%20football%20stampede%20in%20Indonesia,country's%20security%20minister%20has%20said.

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More than 130 people were killed as they rushed to exit a stadium in East Java in one of the world's worst sports disasters.

Security personnel fired tear gas to disperse the crowd at the Kanjuruhan Stadium in Malang, East Java [File: AFP]

A football stampede in Indonesia that killed more than 130 people was caused by tear gas, the country's security minister has said.

A team of government officials, and football and security experts had launched an investigation to determine the main cause of death in one of the world's worst stadium disasters, which occurred after a match at Kanjuruhan Stadium in East Java on October 1.

Coordinating Security Minister Mahfud MD on Friday said footage from 32 security cameras revealed the incident was more harrowing than previously known.

The findings, detailed in a 124-page list of recommendations, have been handed to the president.

A separate team was still investigating the toxicity of the chemical compound used, but whatever the result, it could not "diminish the conclusion that the massive [number of] deaths was mainly caused by tear gas", Mahfud said.

The crowd control measure is banned for use in stadiums by the world football governing body, FIFA.

The fact-finding team found the police personnel on duty had no knowledge of the prohibition of tear gas, which it said was fired "indiscriminately" and the officers had employed "excessive" measures.

Investigators concluded that the Indonesian football Association (PSSI) had been negligent by ignoring regulations and called for the resignation of its chairman and executive committee.

They added that match organiser PT Liga Indonesia Baru had also been negligent.

Indonesian authorities and the PSSI have faced mounting questions and criticism over the incident.

The police and the military said they were investigating dozens of their officers in relation to the incident. The police have sought to play down their role in the tragedy, emphasising that narrow doors in the overcapacity stadium, exacerbated the crush.

At least six people, including three police officers, have been charged over the deadly incident.

Earlier this week, the PSSI announced it had formed a joint task force with FIFA to improve crowd control and safety measures.

The rare intervention by the sport's governing body comes as Indonesia is due to host the FIFA under-20 World Cup next year.

Source: Al Jazeera and news agencies

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Deadly Indonesia football stampede caused by tear gas: Minister

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More than 130 people were killed as they rushed to exit a stadium in East Java in one of the world's worst sports disasters. A football stampede in Indonesia that killed more than 130 people was caused by tear gas, the country's security minister has said.

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https://www.npr.org/2022/10/02/1126457227/indonesia-soccer-riot-stampede-crowd-disasters-history

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Stampede at a soccer stadium in Indonesia is the latest deadly incident with crowds

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Panic and a rush for the exit left at least 125 dead, most of whom were trampled, after the game. Here’s a look at some of the major crowd disasters in recent decades.

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Indonesian Soccer Game Leaves At Least 125 Dead: What to Know

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Another 300 people were injured by the incident

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A team of government officials, and football and security experts had launched an investigation to determine the main cause of death in one of the world’s worst stadium disasters, which occurred after a match at Kanjuruhan Stadium in East Java on October 1.

A separate team was still investigating the toxicity of the chemical compound used, but whatever the result, it could not “diminish the conclusion that the massive [number of] deaths was mainly caused by tear gas”, Mahfud said.

Investigators concluded that the Indonesian football Association (PSSI) had been negligent by ignoring regulations and called for the resignation of its chairman and executive committee.

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I think the fitting part in the USNDG for my issue is Number 3 good health and well-being. I pick this is because i am talking about how to be safe in soccer and well-being about soccer.

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1. I know that soccer is useful for it can make you fast
2. I know that soccer can be dangerous

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An inquiry into the interconnectedness of human-made systems and communities; the structure and function of organizations; societal decision-making; economic activities and their impact on humankind.

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Economic activities and their impact on humankind.

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I pick this topic because i want to share how to be safe in soccer and simple tips. The proper exercises, to not get hurt, and not to get sick. And also how to get money

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1. I want to know what is the safe tips for soccer?
2. I am curious why soccer could be healthy?
3. I want to know is soccer actually dangerous?
4.  I want to know what exercises to prepare for soccer.
5. I want to know how the maximum time to practice.
6. I wonder how can we get money when we playing soccer?

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Risk taker, how do i demonstrated is because i explore new things in this PYP Journal and explore different resources

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I will try to find more information through the articles and maybe even ask the coach

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What will i do next is that i will search gather information and i want to know how to solve.

what do i want to find out more is that i want to know why is soccer could be good for you and can be dangerous.

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what have i learn from the guest speaker  visit is that i figure new things about social issue like making a poster, making a video, make a website and etc.

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What ideas will you use for your PYP Exhibition group issue is that I can add helping the stadium owner making the price higher or entertain the audience.