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| 7:00 – 8:00 AM | Registration and Continental Breakfast |
| 8:00 – 9:30 AM | Welcome and Keynote Session |
| Session Chair: | Lennart Long, Applied Research Associates |
Lennart Long – Chair Steering Committee
Ambassador Henry Cooper – Conference Chair
Brig. General (Ret.) Phil Stowell – Technical Program Chair
Kevin M. Burke, Secretary of Public Safety and Security, Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Dr. John Marburger – Science Advisor to the President, Director of the Office of Science and Technology
“Nuclear Defense Research & Development – A Road Map for Interagency Coordination”
| 9:30 – 10:00 AM | Networking and Coffee Break |
| 10:00 – 12:00 Noon | Plenary Session |
Robert Hooks – Deputy Assistant Secretary for WMD and Biodefense, Department of Homeland Security, Office of Health Affairs
“Developing technologies to support the
Homeland Security Mission”
Dr. Starnes Walker – Director of Research, U.S. Department of Homeland Security, Science & Technology Directorate
“The DHS S & T Research Enterprise”
| 12:00 – 1:00 PM | Lunch |
| 1:00 – 3:00 PM | Track: CBRNE Transport |
| Session 1: | Nuclear and X-ray Detection Technology |
| Track Chair: | Dr. Lyle Malotky, Transportation Security Administration |
| Session Chair: | Bill Baukus, American Science & Engineering |
All-Laser-Driven, MeV-Energy X-Ray Source for Detection of SNM
Sudeep Banerjee, Nathan Powers, Vidya Ramanathan, Nathaniel Cunningham, Nate Chandler-Smith, Shouyuan Chen, Bradley Shadwick and Donald Umstadter, University of Nebraska, Department of Physics and Astronomy
Randy Vane, Dave Schultz, Jim Beene, and Sara Pozzi, Oak Ridge National Laboratory
Megavolt Computed Tomography for Air Cargo Container Inspection
J. Bendahan, Walter Garms, GE Homeland Protection, Inc.
Energy Calibration Algorithms for the Multiple Isotope Material Basis Set (MIMBS) Isotope Identification Method
Robert J. Estep, Benjamin A. Sapp, Los Alamos National Laboratory
Exploring RF Transmissions from Discharge-Based Micromachined Radiation Detectors
Christine K. Eun and Yogesh B. Gianchandani, Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, University of Michigan
Detectors for Radiological Source Localization in Multi-Lane Traffic Environments
Sean M. Robinson, Robert C. Runkle, Kevin K. Anderson, David M. Pfund, Ken D. Jarman, James S. Chung, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
Demonstration of the RadTrac Source Detection and Tracking System
R.B. Vilim and R. Klann, Argonne National Laboratories
| 1:00 – 3:00 PM | Track: Risk Assessment & Response |
| Session 2: | Intelligence and Risk Assessment |
| Track Chair: | Dan Kelley, Applied Research Associates |
| Session Chair: | Dan Kelley, Applied Research Associates |
A Dynamic Decision Support System for Addressing Terrorist Transfer Threats
Richard Adler, Decision Path, Inc.
Jeff Fuller, Teledyne Brown Engineering, Inc.
Multi-Attribute Networked Terrorism Identification System (MANTIS): A neural Paradigm for Fighting the Jihad
Stanton S. Coerr, Naval War College
DS CDMA Radio Transmissions Detection
Ryszard J. KATULSKI, Jacek STEFANSKI, Gdansk University of Technology
Ryszard STUDANSKI, Polish Navel Academy
Radosław WAS, Polish Navy
Information Access and Distribution in a Dynamic Incident Response Environment
John Shockro, Matthew Shaw; Raytheon Corporation
Next Generation Data Fusion Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) System Based On MPEG7
Mark P. Pfeiffer, Marco Avila, Gerhard Backfried, Norbert Pfannerer, Juergen Riedler, SAIL LABS Technology AG
Discovery, Analysis and Monitoring of Hidden Social Networks and Their Evolution
Mark Goldberg, Mykola Hayvanovich, Apirak Hoonlor, Stephen Kelley, Malik Magdon-Ismail, Konstantin Mertsalov, Boleslaw Szymanski, and William Wallace, Department of Computer Science, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Cognitive Aspects of Risk-Informed Decisions: Methodology and Tools
Igor Linkov, Martin Schultz, Jongbum Kim, Burton Suedel and Todd Bridges, US Army Engineer Research and Development Center
| 1:00 – 3:00 PM | Track: Infrastructure |
| Session 3: | Perimeter Surveillance, Border Crossing Detection & Intrusion Detection |
| Track Chair: | Craig Coy, L-3 Communications |
| Session Chair: | Dr. Karen Panetta, Tufts University |
Design Considerations for Intrusion Detection Wide Area Surveillance Radars for Perimeters and Borders
Walker Butler, ICx Technologies, Inc.
Perimeter Security on Detecting Acoustic Signature of Approaching Vehicle Using Nonlinear Neural Computation
Bing Lu, Alireza Dibazar, Theodore W. Berger, University of Southern California
Airport Perimeter Security: Where we've been, Where we are, and Where we're going
Ann S. Barry and David S. Mazel, Technology Service Corporation
New Concepts in Intrusion Detection
Norman J. Meyerhoff, Newton Sensor Analyses
A novel 3D Seismic Sensor for Virtual Border Application
Sever Mican, Spider Technologies Security, Ltd.
Protecting Military Perimeters from Approaching Human and Vehicle Using Biologically Realistic Dynamic Synapse Neural Network
Hyung O. Park, Alireza Dibazar, and Theodore W. Berger, University of Southern California
| 1:00 – 3:00 PM | Track: Cyber & Software |
| Session 4: | Software Security Legacy Systems |
| Track Chair: | Steve Rakitin, Software Quality Consulting, Inc. |
| Session Chair: | Steve Rakitin, Software Quality Consulting, Inc. |
Standards-based Practices for Software Assurance: Mitigating Risks to the Enterprise
Joe Jarzombek, Department of Homeland Security
Report on the Security of Open Source Software
David Maxwell, Coverity, Inc.
A PlugN’play Platform Independent Solution That Eliminates Unauthorized Access Without the Use of Passwords or Encryption Keys
Salvatore (JT) Tuzzo, 4thDT™ Security
| 3:00 – 3:30 PM | Networking and Coffee Break |
| 3:00 – 5:00 | Poster Session I |
| Poster Session Chair: | Fausto Molinet, Matrix Internationale |
Evaluating technology investments via outcome measures vs. ROI's
John Bischoff, Thomas A. Mazzuchi, Shahram Sarkani, Paul Wormeli, School of Engineering & Applied Science, George Washington University, Integrated Justice Information Systems Institute
Intelligent Searching using Sentence Context
Alan Chickinsky, Northrop Grumman IT/TASC
Communication Technology for Emergency Response and Recovery
Raheleh B. Dilmaghani and Ramesh R. Rao, University of California San Diego
The Anthrax Smoke Detector (ASD) as an inexpensive front end monitor
Amir Ettehadieh, Universal Detection Technology
Enhancing Cargo Container Security during Transportation: A Mesh Networking Based Approach
Su Jin Jim, Guofeng Deng, Sandeep K.S. Gupta, School of Cupting and Informatics, Arizona State University; Mary Murphy-Hoye, Intel Corp.
Achieving Unit Safety in the WebPuff Emergency Management Information System
Karen Legrand, IEM
On the relationship between forecast accuracy and detection performance: An application to Biosurveillance
Thomas Lotze, Galit Shmueli, Applied Mathematics and Scientific Computation Program, University of Maryland
Improving Watchlist Screening by Combining Evidence from Multiple Search Algorithms
Keith J. Miller and Mark Arehart, MITRE Corporation
Bioevent Detection via Fusion of Disparate Data
Paul Picciano, Aptima, Inc.; Robert McCormack, Aptima, Inc.
Rapid Optimisation of Cell-Temperature and Dispersion Field Strength Interactions In Differential Mobility Spectrometry For The Detection Of Putrescine and Cadaverine
C. L. P Thomas, Loughborough University, UK
Using Two-Way Datacasting to Deliver Real-Time Public Safety Information
Scott Valcourt, Pushpa Datla, Kent Chamberlin, Benjamin McMahon, University of New Hampshire
Performance analysis of highly available ad hoc Surveillance Networks Based on Dropped Units
Christian M. Wietfeld, Andreas Wolff, Sebastian Subik, Technische Universitat, Germany
| 3:30 – 5:30 PM | Track: CBRNE Transport |
| Session 5: | Detection and Identification of Special Nuclear Materials (SNM) |
| Track Chair: | Dr. Lyle Malotky, Transportation Security Administration |
| Session Chair: | Lennart Long, Applied Research Associates |
A Direction Sensitive Neutron Detector
Steven Ahlen, Boston University
Muon Tomography for the Detection of Nuclear and Radioactive Substances in Containers
M. Benettoni, P. Checchia, D. Fabris, F. Gonella, G. Nebbia, M. Pegoraro, S. Pesente,
E. Torassa, INFN Sezinoe di Padova
G. Bonomi, A. Zenoni, Universita di Brescia, INFN Sezinoe di Pavia
P. Calvini, S. Squarcia, Universita di Genova, INFN Sezinoe di Genova
A. Dainese, F. Gasparini, U. Gasparini, M. Lunardon, A.T. Meneguzzo, M. Morando, S. Moretto, P. Ronchese, S. Vanini, G. Viesti, G. Zumerle, INFN Sezinoe di Padova, Universitat di Padova
Prospects of Neutronic Technology for Multi-threat Detection
Philippe Le Tourneur, EADS Sodern
Recent Progress from LLNL in Detecting Weapons and Other Contraband with Nuclear Photo-Absorption
Jason Pruet, C. Barty, C. Hagmann, F. Hartemann, M. Johnson and D. McNabb, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
Development of a Real-Time Fast Neutron Imaging Telescope (FNIT) for the Detection of Special Nuclear Material (SNM)
Richard S. Woolf, Ulisse Bravar, Jason S. Legere, John R. Macri, James M. Ryan, University of New Hampshire
Procheta Mallik, University of Glasgow
Benoit Pirard ,University of Bern
| 3:30 – 5:30 PM | Track: CBRNE Transport |
| Session 6: | Mass Spectroscopy Optical & Other Chemical Core Detection and Identification Technology |
| Track Chair: | Dr. Lyle Malotky, Transportation Security Administration |
| Session Chair: | Dr. Lyle Malotky, Transportation Security Administration |
Ion Mobility Spectrometry for Detection of Contraband in Shipping Containers without Impeding Movement of Containers Through Ports
Charles S. (Steve) Harden and Joseph C. Harden, ConSearch, LLC
Functionalized Sorbent Membranes for use with Ion Mobility Spectrometry
Bernadette Higgins, Duane Simonson, R. Andrew McGill, Viet Nguyen, Stanley Stepnowski, Rekha Pai, US Naval Research Laboratory;
Jennifer Stepnowski, Matt Rake, NOVA Research, Inc.
Miniaturized Ion Mobility-Mass Spectrometry (IMMS) with secondary electrospray ionization (SESI) for explosive and chemical warfare agent detection
Christina Crawford, Prabha Dwivedi, Maggie Tam, William F. Siems, Andrew Goodin and Herbert H. Hill, Jr., Department of Chemistry Washington State University
An Electronic Nose for Detecting Hazardous Chemicals and Explosives
Pradeep U. Kurup, University of Massachusetts Lowell
Microfabricated Gas Chromatograph for Trace Analysis
Rekha S. Pai, David R. Mott, R. Andrew McGill, Bernadette A. Higgins, and Duane L. Simonson; Naval Research Laboratory; Jennifer L. Stepnowski, NOVA Research, Inc.
External Second-Gate Fourier Transform Ion Mobility Spectrometry: A handheld Spectrometer with Chip-based Data Acquisition and Control
Edward E. Tarver, ETARAN Instruments, Inc.
| 3:30 – 5:30 PM | Track: Risk Assessment & Response |
| Session 7: | Information Sharing |
| Track Chair: | Dan Kelley, Applied Research Associates |
| Session Chair: | Dr. Joe Marr |
Network Based Information Sharing Between Emergency Operations Centers
Richard Chipman, Roger Wuerfel, Science Applications International Corporation
System Integration and Information sharing for the Emergency Response Systems of Beijing 2008 Olympic Games
Zhang (Jack) Ji, Beijing Harmony Technology Company
Hybrid Multidimensional Relational and Link Analytical Knowledge Discovery for Law Enforcement
CA Joslyn, D Gillen, J Burke, and T Critchlow, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
R Fernandes, M Damante, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
Developing a Web-Based Mapping Application for Public Access to Emergency Management Information Using Open Source Tools
John M. Morgan, III, Towson University
Secure Homeland Analysis and Reporting Environment (SHARE)
Randy Smith, Brandon Dixon, David Brown,, The University of Alabama
Maury Mitchell, Alabama Criminal Justice Information Center
State of the Art Information Sharing Initiative Demonstrates Multi-Vendor RMS Interoperability among 25 Law Enforcement Agencies
Peter J. Rosamilia, Science Applications International Corporation (SAIC)
| 3:30 – 5:30 PM | Track: Cyber & Software |
| Session 8: | Software Security Awareness and Training |
| Track Chair: | Steve Rakitin, Software Quality Consulting, Inc. |
| Session Chair: | Scott Matsumoto, Cigital, Inc. |
How to tackle security issues in large existing/legacy systems while maintaining development priorities
Djenana Campara and Nikolai Mansourov, KDM Analytics
The Insider Threat in the Software Development Life Cycle
Karen Mercedes Goertzel, Booz Allen Hamilton
The Software Security Landscape
Robert A. Martin, Mitre Corporation; Sean Barnum, Cigital, Inc.
A Self-Awareness Strategy Using System Level Diagnosis In CMP/IP Based Architectures
B. Rucinska, T. Kochanski, A. Rucinski and H. Spaanenburg, University of New Hampshire
Jamming Steganography using Steganography: Prevention of Data Exfiltration using Steganographic Techniques
Keith D. Bertolino and Ravi Sundaram, Northeastern University
Systematic Scanning for Malicious Source Code
S. Tucker Taft, SofCheck, Inc.
| 6:00 – 9:00 PM | Welcome Reception and Poster Session II |
| Poster Session Chair: | Fausto Molinet, Matrix Internationale |
Emergency Response Planning and Training through Interactive Simulation and Visualization with Decision Support
Bruce Donald Campbell, Huseyin Onur Mete, Thomas A. Furness, Suzanne Weghorst, Zelda B. Zabinsky, Industrial Engineering HITLab, University of Washington
A Compton Telescope for Remote Location and Identification of Radioactive Material
Jason S. Legere, Justin Baker, Ulisse Bravar, John R. Macri, James M. Ryan, Space Science Center, University of New Hampshire)
Wireless Medical Sensor Networks in Emergency Response: Implementation and Pilot Results
Tia Gao, Chris Pesto, Leo Selavo, Aid Networks
Yin Chen, JeongGil Ko, Jong Hyun Lim, Andreas Terzis, Andrew Watt, Johns Hopkins University
James Jeng, The Burn Center at Washington Hospital Center
Bor-rong Chen, Konrad Lorincz, Matt Welsh, Harvard University
Toward a Four-Dimensional, Real-Time, Information-Sharing and Visualization System
Phillip Weisberg, University of Maryland, Center for Advanced Transportation Technology Laboratory
Crime Information Extraction from Police and Witness Narrative Reports
Chih Hao Ku, Alicia Iriberi and Gondy Leroy, School of Information Systems and Technology Claremont Graduate University
Novel Trace Chemical Detection Technologies for Homeland Security
Amy E. Staubs and Matthew S. Matyjaszczyk, Tyco/Scott Health and Safety, A Division of Tyco Safety Products
Line Scanner for Biometric Applications
S. Mil'shtein, J. Palma, C. Liessner, M. Baier, A. Pillai, A. Shendye, Advanced Electronic Technology Center, ECE Dept. UMASS Lowell
Wide Range Compact Surface Enhanced Raman Scattering (SERS) Sensors for Ubiquitous CBRNE Detection Deployment
Stephen L. Ostrow, SC&A, Inc; Mikael Lindstam, Serstech AB; Richard Skibo, Princeton Nanotechnology Systems, Inc.
From Desktop to Field: Deploying Visual Incident Analysis for Law Enforcement
William A. Pike, Richard May, Bob Baddeley, Rick Riensche, Daniel Best, Katarina Younkin, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
William Pottenger, Rutgers University
A Review of Human Signatures in Urban Environments Using Seismic and Acoustic Methods
James M. Sabatier and Alexander Ekimov, The University of Mississippi, National Center for Physical Acoustics
CORRIDOR - Comprehensive Risk Reduction Indicator Data Operations Reporter
Gordon Skelton, Jackson State University, Joy Parikh, Radiance Technologies, Inc.
Inter-Lan Socket Connection Manager (ILSCM)
Jim Valdivia, Southeastern Computer Consultants, Inc. (SCCI)
John Gray, Naval Surface Warfare Center, Dahlgren Division
Monitoring/Verification using DMS: TATP Example
Manuel Manard, Dept. of Homeland Security; Stephan Weeks, Kevin Kyle, U.S. Department of Energy Special Technologies Laboratory (Operated by National Security Technologies, LLC)
RadSrc: Calculating Gamma-ray Signatures from Aged Mixtures of Heavy Nuclides
Douglas Wright, Tom Gosnell, Jeff Gronberg, Larry Hiller, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
Intelligent Fence Intrusion Detection System: Detection of Intentional Fence Breaching and Recognition of Fence Climbing
Ali Yousefi, Alireza A. Dibazar, and Theodore Berger, University of Southern California
| 7:00 – 8:00 AM | Registration and Continental Breakfast |
| 8:00 – 8:15 AM | Welcome and Keynote Session |
Karen Krause – Marketing Chair, IEEE HST 08
Gregory Bialecki, Undersecretary, Executive Office of Housing and Economic Development
“Commonwealth’s Strategic Roadmap for the Massachusetts Defense and Homeland Security Industrial Base”
| 8:15 – 9:30 AM | Business Panel |
| Honorary Panel: | Dr. Thomas A. Cellucci, Chief Commercialization Officer |
| Chair and Moderator: | DHS, Science & Technology Directorate |
| Panel Organizer: | Karen Krause, PSSG, LLC |
The business panel features organizations serving as technology commercialization catalysts in the homeland security market. More details, click here.
Panelists:
Dr. Thomas Cellucci, Chief Technology Commercialization Officer, U.S. Department of Homeland Security, Science & Technology Directorate
Overview of DHS S&T, DHS S&T Investment Priority Areas, and How DHS S&T Fosters Technology Commercialization in the Homeland Security Market
Patrick Ciganer, Executive Vice President, IC Support, In-Q-Tel
Overview of In-Q-Tel’s Investment Priority Areas, Investment Process, and How In-Q-Tel Fosters Technology Commercialization in the Homeland Security and Defense Markets
Ralph E. Taylor-Smith, General Partner, Battelle Ventures, Battelle Ventures Investment Priorities for Emerging Security Technologies
Arthur Robert, Industry Director, Defense & Renewable Energy Technologies, Massachusetts Office of Business Development, Massachusetts Economic Development Agency
Overview of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts and the Economic Development Initiatives Available to Technology Innovation Community to Foster Homeland Security Technology Commercialization
Dennis Treece, Colonel, US Army (retired), Director of Corporate Security, Massachusetts Port Authority (Massport), Boston MA; Director, Massport Transportation Security Center of Excellence (CSE)
Overview of Massport CSE as a Technology Proving Ground for the Refinement and Adoption of Aviation, Port, and Surface Transportation Security and Public Safety Technologies
Robert Seelandt, Partner Manager State and Local, MetaCarta Inc.
| 9:30 – 10:00 AM | Networking and Coffee Break |
| 9:30 – 11:30 AM | Poster Session III |
| Poster Session Chair: | Fausto Molinet, Matrix Internationale |
Point Threat Detection Untilizing a Dynamically Distributed Sensor Network
Osmo Anttalainen, Janne Pitkanen, Environics Oy of Finland; Gary Carriveau, Environics Oy
Identifying Technology Gaps in Hazardous Materials Operations
Jill L. Drury, Jonathan Arambula, Sarah Kuhn, Mark Micire, Holly A. Yanco, The University of Massachusetts Lowell
A Case Study on Data Interoperability for License Plate Recognition
Gregory Harman, DropFire, Inc.
Developing Critical/Dynamical Area Security with Dual-Surveillance/Radial-Ring Configured Networks
Li-Yen Hsu, Department of Aviation Management, China Institute of Technology
The Use of ID Reader-Authenticators in Secure Access Control and Credentialing
Theodore Kuklinski, and Bruce Monk, AssureTec Systems
Situational Awareness and Visual Analytics for Emergency Response and Training
Ross Maciejewsi, SungYe Kim, Deen King-Smith, Karl Ostmo, Nick Klosterman, Aravind K. Mikkilineni, David S. Ebert, Edward J. Delp, Timothy F. Collins, Purdue University School of Electrical and Computer Engineering
Highest Performance Explosives Trace Portal using Mass Spectrometry
Chris J. McBee, Jack A. Syage, Karl A. Hanold, Syagen Technology, Inc.
Incident Scene Mobility Analysis
Klara Nahrstedt, Ying Huang, Wenbo He, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Whay C. Lee, Motorola Labs
Recovery of the Periorbital Signal and its Application in the Detection of Deceit
D. Shastri, P. Tsiamyrtzis, and I. Pavlidis, University of Houston
Raising the Bar for Hardware Security - Physical Layer Security in Standard CMOS
Craig Rawlings, Kilopass Technology Corporation
Particle/Vapor Explosives Sampler/Concentrator for Detecting the Full Range of Explosives Threats
Alan K. Junor, Paul T. Chaney, Jack A. Syage, Syagen Technology, Inc.
Systems Engineering Solution for Technology Deployment to Combat Complex Threat Scenarios in the Homeland
Michael Tierney, Samar K. Guharay, David Colella, Garry Jacyna, Philip Barry, Matthew Koehler, Brian Tivnan, Tobin Bergen-Hill, The MITRE Corporation
Energy-Efficient Target Monitoring in Wireless Sensor Networks
Deepti Jain and Vinod M. Vokkarane, University of Massachusetts, Dartmouth
Seeking Shelter: Towards a Multi-Agent Based Simulation of a School Lockdown Scenario
Lawrence D. Welch, Stephen Ekwaro-Osire, Texas Tech University
Cosmic-Ray Background Generator (CRY) for Monte Carlo Transport Codes
Douglas Wright, Chris Hagmann, David Lange, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
Integrated Knowledge Management System (IKMS)
Tarek Zaki, George Bizzigotti, Raymond Corbo, Hans Carlson, Ahmed Hafez, Daniel Whitford, Noblis
| 10:00 – 12:00 Noon | Track: CBRNE Transport |
| Session 9: | Chemical & Biological Agent Detection and Identification |
| Track Chair: | Dr. Lyle Malotky,Transportation Security Administration |
| Session Chair: | Ed Tarver, ETARAN Instruments, Inc. |
Highly Sensitive Organic Sensors for Rapid and Reversible Toxic Chemical Vapor Detection
Ariya Akthakul, Natalia Maklakov, Joel White, CogniScent, Inc.
Sensor Alert Verification for Incident Operational Response (SAVIOR)
Richard Czerwinski, George Carayannopoulos, Michael Switkes and Robert Ponte, Lincoln Laboratory, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
The Totally Optical Vapor Analyzer (TOVA) Open Path Chemical Sensor for Facility Protection
S. Keith Holland and Gabriel Laufer, Avir Sensors
Detecting infectious and biological contaminants on aircraft - Is it feasible?
Grace M. Hwang, Anthony DiCarlo and Gene Lin, The Mitre Corporation
Compact, Spark-Induced Breakdown Spectroscopy-Based Trigger for Hazardous Bioaerosol Detection
D. Sonnenfroh, K. Galbally-Kinney, M. Hinds, D. Paulsen, and R. Wainner, Physical Sciences, Inc.,
A. Bauer, University of Denver
Fast and Accurate Chemical/Biological Agent Detector based on Mass Spectrometry
Matthew D. Evans, Syagen Technology, Inc.
| 10:00 – Noon | Track: Risk Assessment & Response |
| Session 10: | Incident Response & Operational Situational Awareness |
| Track Chair: | Joe Smith Applied Research Associates |
| Session Chair: | Captain Howard Mintz, Newton Police Department |
In Situ Warning System to Provide Building Structural Health for Emergency Responders
Daniel M. Bock, Keehoon Kim, Physical Optics Corporation
Emergency Data Awareness: Sharing Under Stress
Larry Budnick, Raytheon Company
Facilitating Communication for First Responders Using Dynamic Distributed Constraint Optimization
Alan Kaplan, Michael Mitkus, James Sim, Drakontas LLC
Robert Lass, and William Relgi, Drexel University
Unified Incident Command and Decision Support (UICDS): A Department of Homeland Security Initiative in Information Sharing
James W. Morentz, Science Applications International Corporation
Advanced 3-D Locator Indoor Positioning for Firefighters and Other First Responders
Steve Rounds, Sr., L-3 Communications/Interstate Electronics Corporation
Interoperable Role-Based Single Sign-On-Access to Distributed Public Authority Information Systems
Christian M. Wietfeld, Kai Daniel and Thang Tran, Dortmund University of Technology, Germany
| 10:00 AM – 12 Noon | Track: Infrastructure |
| Session 11: | Tunnel and Acoustic Detection Technology |
| Track Chair: | Craig Coy, L-3 Communications |
| Session Chair: | Brig. General (Ret.) Phil Stowell, Applied Research Associates |
Border Crossing Detection and Tracking through Localized Image Processing
Aaron Greenblatt, Dr. Karen Panetta, Tufts University, Dr. Sos Agaian, University of Texas, San Antonio
Real-Time System for Stand-Off Measurement of Structural Stability
Wayne C. Hasse, Philippe E. Monin, Malcolm S. MacGregor, Zachary S. Haase, Richard F. Young
Summitt Safety, Inc.
An investigation into the efficacy of keystroke analysis for perimeter defense and facility access
Christopher S. Leberknight, George R. Widmeyer, and Michael L. Recce,
New Jersey Institute of Technology
Overview of the Operation for the Proposed Locomotive Worker Identification with Cameras
Sidney E. Martin, Northeast Maritime Institute
A Study on the Passive Detection of Clandestine Tunnels
James M. Sabatier and Ghaith M. Matalkah, The University of Mississippi,
National Center for Physical Acoustics
| 10:00 – Noon | Track: Cyber & Software |
| Session 12: | Attack Resistant Secure Software Development |
| Track Chair: | Steve Rakitin, Software Quality Consulting, Inc. |
| Session Chair: | Scott Matsumoto, Cigital, Inc. |
Applying ROI Analysis to Support SOA Information Security Investment Decisions
Kevin Buck, Prasanta Das, Diane Hanf, The MITRE Corporation
Integrating Static Analysis Into a Secure Software Development Process
David Kleidermacher, Green Hills Software, Inc.
Virtual Cyber-Security Testing Capability for Large Scale Distributed Information Infrastructure Protection
Perry Pederson, Priority 5; David Lee, Guoqiang Shu, Dongluo Chen, Zhijun Liu, Na Li, Lifeng Sang, Ohio State University
Creating the Secure Software Testing Target List
Robert A. Martin, Mitre Corporation, Sean Barnum, Cigital, Inc.
Internet Attack Traceback - Cross-validation and Pebble Tracing
Fang Yu and David Lee, Ohio State University
| 12:00 – 1:00 PM | Lunch |
| 1:00 – 3:00 PM | Track: CBRNE Transport |
| Session 13: | High Explosives & Explosive Devices Detection (ED) Technology |
| Track Chair: | Dr. Lyle Malotky, Transportation Security Administration |
| Session Chair: | Dan Kelley, Applied Research Associates |
Standoff LIBS and Raman Measurements of Energetic Materials using a Single UV Excitation Laser
Edwin L. Dottery, Robert D. Waterbury, Jeremy Rose, Alakai, Inc.; Avishekh Pal, Dennis K. Killinger, University of South Florida
Vapor Generator for the Calibration and Test of Explosive Detectors
Donald Hayes, Bogdan Antohe, David Taylor, David Wallace, Michael Grove & Mark Christison, MicroFab Technologies, Inc
Detection of Explosives using nanofibrous membranes
Abhishek Kumar, Ignaty Leshchiner, Subhalakshmi Nagarajan, Ramaswamy Nagarajan and Jayant Kumar, Center of Advanced Materials University of Massachusetts, Lowell
Application of Laser Ion Mobility Spectrometry (LIMS) to Explosive Detection
J. Spannhake, C. Oberhuttinger, H. Oberpriller, M. Kessler, J. Goebel, U. Martin, G. Muller, EADS Innovation Works
A Neutron Interrogation based Vehicle Borne IED Detection System for Checkpoint Security
D. Strellis, T. Gozani, Rapiscan Systems Neutronics and Advanced Technologies Corporation
Terahertz Standoff Detection of Homemade Explosives and Toxic Chemicals
Stephen L. Ostrow, SC&A, Inc; Richard Skibo, Princeton Nanotechnology Systems, Inc.
| 1:00 – 3:00 PM | Track: Risk Assessment & Response |
| Session 14: | Operational Interoperability and Field Communications Technology |
| Track Chair: | Dan Kelley, Applied Research Associates |
| Session Chair: | Ted Kochanski, University of New Hampshire |
The Role For PSXG In An Advanced Communications Architecture For Disaster And Emergency Response
Brad Bernthal and Nancy Jesuale, Colorado Law School
Interoperable Satellite Commuinications
Jim Corry, Mobile Satellite Ventures
The Quad Cities Pilot: A Blueprint for Integrated Communications Optimized for Local Government Emergency Response Operations
Brian Rodriguez and J. Leland Langston, Raytheon Company
SFINKS: Secure Focused Information, News, and Knowledge Sharing
Tatyana Ryutov; Tatiana Kichkaylo; Robert Neches, Michael Orosz, University of California Information Sciences Institute
A Software Based Implementation of an APCO Project 25 Compliant Packet Data Transmitter
Eric R. Ramsey, W. Thomas Miller, III, and Andrew L. Kun, University of New Hampshire
Coordinating the Global Information Grid Initiative with the NG9-1-1 Initiative
Michael Schmitt, Idaho National Laboratory
Information Sharing for Emergency Response
Gurminder Singh, Naval Postgraduate School
| 1:00 – 3:00 PM | Track: Infrastructure |
| Session 15: | Access Screening Document Authentication and Biometrics |
| Track Chair: | Craig Coy, L-3 Communications |
| Session Chair: | Dr. Andrzej Rucinski, University of New Hampshire |
Eagle-Eyes: A System for Iris Recognition at a Distance
Faisal Bashir, Pablo Casaverde, David Usher, Marc Friedman, Retica Systems, Inc.
Advances in X-ray Backscatter Imaging Systems for Personnel Screening
Bill Baukus, American Science and Engineering, Inc.
Real Time Text and Language Independent Speaker Identification with a Reconfigurable Wireless Network of Acoustic Sensors
Maurizio Bocca and Heikki N. Koivo, Control Engineering Laboratory, Helsinki University of Technology (TKK)
Exploiting Random Patterns of Optically Readable Materials to Ensure Authentication of Documents, Media and Substrates
Jay Fraser, Tracer Detection Technology Corp.
A New Concept of Airport Security Screening
Yesna O. Yildiz, Douglas Q. Abraham, Analogic Corporation; Sos Agaian, University of Texas San Antonio; Karen Panetta, Tufts University
Fingerprint Recognition Algorithms for Full Partial and Fingerprints
S. Mil'shtein, A. Pillai, A. Shendye, C. Liessner, M. Baier, Advanced Electronic Technology Center, ECE Dept. UMASS Lowell
| 1:00 – 3:00 PM | Track: Cyber & Software |
| Session 16: | Network Security Focus on SCADAs |
| Track Chair: | Steve Rakitin, Software Quality Consulting, Inc. |
| Session Chair: | Dr. Jerry Larocque, MIT Lincoln Laboratory |
Space Division Multiple Access Scheme for Wireless Sensor Networks
Abdallah El Moutia & Kia Makki and Niki Pissinou , Florida International University
Critical Infrastructure and Control Systems Security: An Interdisciplinary Approach
Ryan Ellis, University of California, San Diego
Control System Cyber Incident Reporting Protocol
Simon Hennin, Raytheon Network Centric Systems
Suite B Cryptography for Securing the Critical Infrastructure
Robert R. Jueneman, SPYRUS, Inc.
Idaho National Laboratory Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition Intrusion Detection System (SCADA IDS)
Michael Milvich and Jared Verba, Idaho National Laboratory
Performance Analysis of Dual -Homed Fault-Tolerant Routing in Wireless Sensor Networks
Nidhi Jain, Vinod M. Vokkarane, University of Massachusetts
Jianping Wang, University of Hong Kong
| 3:00 – 3:30 PM | Networking and Coffee Break |
| 3:00 – 5:00 PM | Poster Session IV |
| Poster Session Chair: | Fausto Molinet, matrix Internationale |
Using Generative Analysis for Homeland Security: Modeling the Possibilities and the Probabilities
Philip Barry, Matthew Koehler, Garry Jacyna, Tobin Bergen-Hill, Michael Tierney, Mitre Corporation
Device independent information sharing during incident response
David Goughnour, Robert T. Durbin, Jr., ElanTech, Inc.
Miniaturized Hybrid Sensor for Multiple Threats Detection
S. K. Guharay, A. Mariano, C. Bradshaw, The Mitre Corporation
Gamma Vector Camera: A Gamma Ray and Neutron Directional Detector
Munther M. Hindi, Lee Klynn, and Howard Demroff, Lockheed Martin Advanced Technology Center
Neutron Imaging Camera
Georgia DeNolfo, Sam Floyd, Stanley Hunter, John Krizmanic, Jason Link, Seunghee Son; NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center, Noel Guardala, Marlene Skopec, Bob Stark, NSWC/Carderock Division
Second Life: Limits of creativity or cyber threat
Sujoyini Mandal and Ee-Peng Lim, International Center for Political Violence and Terrorism Research S. Rajaratnam School for International Studies Nanyang Technological University, China
Directional Radiation Detection Technology Development at the DOE Remote Sensing Laboratory
Lance McLean, Remote Sensing Laboratory - Andrews
Automatic Detection of Potential Threat Objects in X-ray Luggage Scan Images
Shahan Nercessian, Karen Panetta, Tufts University; Sos Agaian, University of Texas
Model Program for Public Water System Homeland Security
Paul J. Pearce, Nova Biologicals, Inc
Infrastructure Security via Randomization: A Game Theoretic Model and its Application at the Los Angeles International Airport
James Pita, Manish Jain, Fernando Ordóñez, Christopher Portway, Milind Tambe, Craig Western, University of Southern California
Praveen Paruchuri, Intelligent Automation, Inc.
Sarit Kraus, Bar-llan University
Denial of Control: Implications of Denial of Service Attacks in Critical Infrastructure Control Systems
Zachary D. Tudor, George Mason University; Marty Edwards, Idaho National Laboratory;
Mark G. Fabro, Lofty Perch
Rapid and Reversible Toxic Chemical Vapor Detection Using Solid-state, Dye-labeled DNA-based Sensors
Andrew Walker, Ariya Akthakul, Joel White, CogniScent, Inc
Physical Access Protection using Continuous Authentication
Roland Yap, Terence Sim, Geraldine Kwang, National University of Singapore
Rajiv Ramnath, Temasek Laboratories
Partial Multimedia Encryption with Different Security Levels
Yicong Zhou, Karen Panetta, Tufts University; Sos Agaian, University of Texas, San Antonio
| 3:30 – 5:30 PM | Track: CBRNE Transport |
| Session 17: | Cargo Systems & Misc. Transportation Security Identification of Special Nuclear Materials (SNM) |
| Track Chair: | Dr. Lyle Malotky, Transportation Security Administration |
| Session 5 Chair: | Len Long, Applied Research Associates |
Defense CBRNE Threat-Detection Systems for Transportation Security
Marion G. Ceruti, Richard Waters, Pam Boss, Ritesh Patel, Stuart H. Rubin, Charles Datte, Scott McGirr and Thomas Stark, Space and Naval Warfare Systems Center
A Wireless Electronic Monitoring System for Securing Milk from Farm to Processor
Lindsay Hopper, Chris Thompson, Suraj Alexander, William Crist, Fred Payne, Tim Stombaugh, Phillip Womble, Jon Paschal, Ryan Moore, Brian Luck, Nasrin Tabayehnejab, Applied Physics Institute, Western Kentucky University
CBRN Decontamination using a Large-Area Cold Plasma Applicator
Gregory Konesky, K-Plasma, Ltd.
National Food and Agriculture Sector Transportation and Movement Model and FASTRANS
Michael Orosz, University of Southern California Information Sciences Institute
Neville Clarke, D.J. Kwiatkowski, Texas A & M; John Hoffman, Shaun Kennedy, David Wray, University of Minnesota
Advancements in the PROTECT Early Warning Crisis Management System
Anthony J. Policastro, Peter Mottur, Jamie Edgar, Jon Cooper, Doug TuthillSmiths Detection-Livewave, Inc.
Gordon Lurie, David Brown and Steven Tschopp, Argonne National Laboratory
A More Efficient and Effective Way to Check for CBRNE in Air Cargo
Dennis Treece, Massachusetts Port Authority
| 3:30 – 5:30 PM | Track: Risk Assessment & Response |
| Session 18: | Modeling & Simulation |
| Track Chair: | Dan Kelley, Applied Research Associates |
| Session Chair: | Ted Kochanski, University of New Hampshire |
Software Solutions for Healthy Sector’s Response to Medical Surge Requirements New England Center for Emergency Preparedness
Stan J. Kuzia Jr., Global Emergency Resources LLC
Olan A. Johnston, The New England Center for Emergency Preparedness
Christine A. Tolis, The New England Center for Emergency Preparedness
Real-Time Massive Data Simulation And Visualization Project
Sujal Bista, Michael L. Pack, University of Maryland, College Park Center for Advanced Transportation Technology
A Modeling Framework for Evaluating Effectiveness of Smart-Infrastructure Crises Management Systems
Sandeep K.S. Gupta, Tridib Mukherjee, Department of Computer Science and Engineering, Arizona State University
Fast Modeling of Urban Plume Transport for Emergency Response and Preparedness
Hsi Na (Sam) Lee, U. S. Department of Homeland Security/Science &Technology Environmental Measurements Laboratory
Analysis of Satellite Ais Communication Interface Implementation
Marcin Waraksa, Jerzy Zurek, Gdynia Maritime University
Rafal Niski, National Institute of Telecommunications
| 3:30 – 5:30 PM | Track: Infrastructure |
| Session 19: | Sensor Nets & Video & Anomaly Detection |
| Track Chair: | Craig Coy, L-3 Communications |
| Session Chair: | Dr. Karen Panetta, Tufts University |
A Surveillance System for the Recognition of Intent within Individuals and Crowds
Charles J. Cohen, Katherine Scott, Cybernet Systems Corporation
Frank Morelli is with U.S. Army Research Laboratory
Associating Moving Objects Across Non-Overlapping Cameras: A Query-by-Example Approach
Isaac Cohen, Yunqian Ma, Ben Miller, Honeywell, ACS Labs
The Intelligent Island: Using COTS Equipment to Monitor an Island
George Markowsky, University of Maine
Monolithic visible to SWIR imaging arrays using Germanium Photodetectors
Conor Rafferty, Clifford King, Bryan Ackland, J.H. O’Neill, Ingvar Aberg, TS Sriram, A. Mackay, R. Johnson, NoblePeak Vision
CitySense: An Urban-Scale Wireless Sensor Network and Testbed
Rohan Narayana Murty, Geoffrey Mainland, Ian Rose, Matt Welsh, Harvard University School of Engineering and Applied Sciences
Abhimanyu Gosain, Josh Bers, BBN Technologies
Information Architecture for Threat Detection Systems
M. Curran Schiefelbein, MIT Lincoln Laboratory
| 3:30 – 5:30 PM | Track: Cyber & Software |
| Session 20: | Attack Resistant Secure Software Development, Testing, Verification and Validation |
| Track Chair: | Steve Rakitin, Software Quality Consulting, Inc. |
| Session Chair: | Steve Rakitin, Software Quality Consulting, Inc. |
A New Security Sensitivity Measurement for Software Variables
Xueqi Cheng, Nannan He, and Michael S. Hsiao, Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, Virginia Tech
Software and CyberSecurity: Attack Resistant Secure Software Development
Survivable Distributed Communication Services (DCS)
Nathaniel J. Fuller, Space and Naval Warfare System Center (SPAWARSYSCEN)
Greg Simco, Nova Southeastern University
A New Hybrid Static/Run-Time Secure Memory Access Protection
Nannan He, Xueqi Cheng, Michael S. Hsiao, Virginia Tech
Towards a High Assurance Multi-level Secure PC for Intelligence Communities
David Kleidermacher, Green Hills Software, Inc.
Comparison of Zernike and Tchebichef Moments For Image Tampering Detection Sensitivity and Watermark Recovery
S. M. Elshoura & D. B. Megherbi, University of Massachusetts-Lowell
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