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為優化監獄管理、提升教化人權處遇，法務部矯正署嘉義看守所於今日(11/30)舉辦「智慧監獄成果發佈記者會」，由中華電信與5家合作廠商:台灣恩益禧、大猩猩科技、山川科技、凌群電腦及陸奕營造，攜手協助為法務部打造全台第一座整合型智慧監獄。中華電信以自家IOC「智慧運籌管理平台」，整合人臉辨識、車牌辨識、購物系統、圍牆警戒、消防警報、刮刀刺網警戒系統、門禁管制、健康照護、智慧監控及獄政管理等10大資訊系統，協助嘉義看守所有效降低人力勤務負荷，提升矯正機關管理效率及安全性，進而增進收容人的人權及自主管理；此次智慧監獄的啟用，也為台灣矯正管理模式推進到新的世代。

智慧監獄建置計畫五大創新智能管理亮點

中華電信以自身優勢的資通訊整合技術，強化智慧監獄管理，其中包含五大智能管理亮點：一、雙重辨識系統︰採生物辨識系統（人臉辨識科技），外加QR CORD快速雙重認證，可防範冒名頂替的情況發生；二、電子監控智能電梯與通道建置︰以專用閘道門禁管控，藉由電子場域，對現場狀況予以監控，減少反覆至現場提帶的派員人力；三、車牌辨識與定位追蹤：透過AI影像辨識感應技術，對入所車輛身分進行辨識及認證，提升戒護安全；四、消費購物：收容人可自行運用所內kiosks機台購物、查詢保管金餘額，可減少職員勤務負擔；五、衛生醫療：配置健康手環，協助收容人進行自我健康管理，醫護人員也可監看收容人之生理資訊，降低異常事故發生機率。

以創新智慧化科技管理監獄提升運作效率及安全

中華電信表示，此次以自身優勢技術整合矯正機關既有系統、並結合五大合作廠商專業的數位技術服務，有效串聯10大資訊系統，為嘉義看守所優化日常戒護作業及行政流程，進而帶給矯正機關更聰明、更創新的智慧監獄管理模式，成功以創新智慧化科技管理，提升矯正機關整體的行政及運作效率。除此之外，也希望未來持續藉由人工智慧、服務平台介面設計及數據資料創新整合，能應用於各種現有看守所場域的管理及運作，達到兼顧收容人人權與自主管理之均衡，提高收容人在自由受限的矯正機關內，享有區域性的自主行動與安全，為法務部矯正管理模式建立新的里程碑。

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The configuration layout for an Apache2 web server installation on Ubuntu systems is as follows:

/etc/apache2/
|-- apache2.conf
|       `--  ports.conf
|-- mods-enabled
|       |-- *.load
|       `-- *.conf
|-- conf-enabled
|       `-- *.conf
|-- sites-enabled
|       `-- *.conf
          

• apache2.conf is the main configuration file. It puts the pieces together by including all remaining configuration files when starting up the web server.
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The default Ubuntu document root is /var/www/html. You can make your own virtual hosts under /var/www. This is different to previous releases which provides better security out of the box.

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