Privacy-Preserving Multi-Modal Threat Detection Framework for Educational Facilities: A Conceptual Design

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DOI:

https://doi.org/10.63412/n4nyve97

Keywords:

edge computing, open vocabulary detection, mmWave radar, privacy-preserving systems, human-in-the-loop, school security

Abstract

School safety systems must detect threats rapidly while protecting student privacy and minimizing false alarms. This paper presents a conceptual framework combining edge-based open-vocabulary object detection with millimeter-wave radar sensing. Our three-tier confidence system matches response intensity to detection certainty, incorporating teacher verification at intermediate levels. The framework processes all data locally and includes automatic face anonymization, minimal retention policies, and no identity tracking. We provide practical camera placement methodology using pixels-per-meter calculations and detailed implementation guidelines. While this work presents a design proposal rather than experimental validation, it offers a comprehensive blueprint balancing security effectiveness with ethical requirements. The framework is designed to be reproducible and adaptable to diverse educational environments.

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Author Biography

  • Abinaya Mettupatti Sivagnanam, General Dynamics Information Technology

    Abinaya Mettupatti Sivagnanam is a Cloud Development Manager specializing in Business Process Automation and Workflow Optimization for regulated healthcare and enterprise AI systems. She leads the design of edge–cloud guardrails, human-in-the-loop workflows, and audit-ready automation frameworks supporting federal healthcare programs. 

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Published

2026-05-26

How to Cite

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A. Mettupatti Sivagnanam, Gayathri Surianarayanan, Srikanth Singireddy, and Vinoth Asoor Palanivel, “Privacy-Preserving Multi-Modal Threat Detection Framework for Educational Facilities: A Conceptual Design”, IJGIS, vol. 3, no. 5, May 2026, doi: 10.63412/n4nyve97.

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