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Decision Process
Information for Analyzing / Selecting
a Physical Barrier System
Organizing Overview:
There are three primary generic issues to consider in selecting a physical barrier to increase security of a specific location. It is helpful at the beginning of the analysis to indicate a preliminary level of importance to each element of the desired / required objective as it relates to the specific application.
Fortunately, they are all gradient-based issues, so they accommodate being graded on a scale of 1 – 10 in an effort to focus on the perceived needs and available resources for a given project.
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PROTECTION: What range of physical restraint is required?
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AESTHETICS: What range of visual dissonance is acceptable?
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BUDGETS: What range of financial resource is available?
Secondary issues that may be influential in the final decision:
TIME FRAME: What happens if this does not occur immediately?
MAINTENANCE: What, where, when, and how will this be done?
PORTABILITY: What is involved if this needs to be moved?