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Abstracts

• The Enemy of my Enemy is my Friend: The Dynamics of Friendship and Hatred
  Tibor Antal, Harvard University


• How to Organize Crime
  Mariagiovanna Baccara, New York University


• Topological Anomaly Detection in Large Data Sets
  William Basener, Rochester Institute of Technology


• Unintentional Introductions of Alien Species and their Impacts on Homeland Security: A Trade-Theoretic Analysis
  Amitrajeet Batabyal, Rochester Institute of Technology


• Optimal Placement of Suicide Bomber Detectors
  Rajan Batta, SUNY Buffalo


• Eating the Elephant! Critical Infrastructure Protection: Context & Process
  Colonel Bruce Beebe, University of Washington


• Optimal Discovery of Factors in Relational Data via a Novel Method for Matrix Decomposition
  Radim Belohlavek and Vilem Vychodil, SUNY Binghamton


• Network Theory and Ordered Set Theory Used for Addressing Crime in Jamaica and Haiti
  Kevin Blake, Ministry of National Security, Jamaica


• Modeling Strategic Interactions in Counterterrorist Operations
  Jonathan P. Caulkins, Carnegie Mellon University


• Characterization of Cyber Attacks through Variable Length Markov Models
  Daniel Fava and Shanchieh Yang, Rochester Institute of Technology


• Detecting and Tracking Hostile Activities in the Hats World
  Aram Galstyan, University of Southern California


• Toward Impact Assessment Automation for Multi-Stage Cyber Attacks
  Jared Holsopple, Calspan-University at Buffalo Research Center
  Brian Argauer and Shanchieh J. Yang, Rochester Institute of Technology
  Moises Sudit, State University of New York at Buffalo


• Predictability of Extreme Events with Applications to Surges of Mass Violence and Terrorism
  Vladimir Keilis-Borok, University of California, Los Angeles


• Terror Networks & Business Networks
  Valdis Krebs, orgnet.com


• Counter-Terrorism Reasoning About Rare Events
  Tod S. Levitt, Information Extraction & Transport, Inc.


• The Influence of Secrecy and Coordination & Control on the Structure of Covert Networks
  Roy Lindelauf, Royal Dutch Defense Academy


• Finding Terrorist Cells in Large Social Networks
  David Longo, Rochester Institute of Technology


• Combinatorial Analysis of Binary Relations, Posets and Lattices
  George Markowsky, University of Maine


• Mathematical Methods and Strategies for Destabilizing Terrorist Networks
  Nasrullah Memon, The European Center for Counterterrorism Research and Studies, Denmark


• (Hyper)Spectral Remote Sensing for Detection of Point Targets and Man- Made Activity in Large Area Search Applications
  David Messinger, Rochester Institute of Technology


• Introduction to the NIAID Centers for Radiation Bioterror and Their Ongoing Research
  Paul Okunieff, University of Rochester


• The Structure and Application of Generalized Social Networks: Rings, Ribbons, and Families
  Deana Olles, Rochester Institute of Technology


• TBA
  Richard Alan Peters II, Vanderbilt University


• Towards a Detection Theory for Intelligence Applications
  Aaron Phillips, Metron, Inc.


• Analysis of Electric Scalp Potential and Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging Data Relevant to the Detection of Deception
  Michael Schillaci, University of South Carolina


• The CARA Cultural Reasoning Architecture
  V.S. Subrahmanian, University of Maryland, College Park


• Intelligence Constraints on Terrorist Conspiracies
  Gordon Woo, Risk Management Solutions, London

Last Updated:
September 18, 2007