System and method for monitoring an area
View Patent ↗A system for monitoring an area is disclosed herein. Specifically, a chemical-based system is disclosed. The system can comprise a chemical, chemical compound or chemical mixture. The system can, in one embodiment, permanently crush and/or flatten upon contact with no ability to be repaired or concealed after contact with a disturbance by an intruding force. The disturbance to chemical leaves behind impressions, which can be used to determine characteristics about intruding forces.
1. A method for monitoring an area comprising,
spraying a chemical onto a terrain while said chemical is in a liquid form, said chemical forming a monitored area on said surface, said monitored area capable of being disturbed by contact with an intruding force causing a disturbance on said surface, wherein said chemical comprises an additive, said additive capable of staining said intruding force, further wherein said additive is capable of preserving said disturbance.
2. The method in claim 1 , wherein said additive further comprises herbicides, said herbicides preventing growth of vegetation on a terrain.
3. The method in claim 1 , wherein said additive comprises dye, said dye enhancing visibility of said disturbances in said chemical.
4. The method in claim 1 , wherein said additive further comprises glossers, said glossers enhancing visibility of disturbances in chemical.
5. The method in claim 1 , wherein said additive further comprises foamers, said foamers adjusting thickness and durability of chemical applied to surface.
6. The method in claim 1 , wherein said additive comprises ultraviolet markers, said ultraviolet markers revealing visibility of disturbances in response to ultraviolet radiation.
7. The method described in claim 1 , wherein stained intruding force is capable of being matched to said disturbance on said chemical.
8. The method in claim 1 , wherein multiple layers of said chemical can coat a surface.
9. The method in claim 1 , wherein said chemical comprises a covering layer.
10. The method in claim 9 , wherein said covering layer is composed of one or more additional layers of said chemical.
11. The method in claim 9 , wherein said covering layer is composed of material similar to an adjacent surface.
12. The method in claim 1 , wherein said chemical comprises a liquid polyvinyl acetate emulsion.
13. The method described in claim 1 , wherein said chemical is capable of staining said intruding force upon contact.
14. A method for monitoring an area comprising,
spraying a chemical onto a terrain while said chemical is in a liquid form, said chemical forming a monitored area on said surface, said monitored area capable of being disturbed by contact with an intruding force causing a disturbance on said surface, wherein said chemical comprises an additive, said additive capable of staining said intruding force, further wherein said additive comprises microdot technology, said microdot technology comprising a code, said code linkable to said intruding force upon contact.
15. The method in claim 14 , wherein said additive further comprises herbicides, said herbicides preventing growth of vegetation on a terrain.
16. The method in claim 14 , wherein said additive comprises dye, said dye enhancing visibility of said disturbances in said chemical.
17. The method in claim 14 , wherein said additive further comprises glossers, said glossers enhancing visibility of disturbances in chemical.
18. The method in claim 14 , wherein said additive further comprises foamers, said foamers adjusting thickness and durability of chemical applied to surface.
19. The method in claim 14 , wherein said additive comprises ultraviolet markers, said ultraviolet markers revealing visibility of disturbances in response to ultraviolet radiation.