State of New Jersey Symposium on Homeland Security Research

October 29, 2003
Multipurpose Room, Busch Campus Center, Rutgers University

Organizer:

Fred Roberts, Chair, RUHSRI and Director, DIMACS, froberts@dimacs.rutgers.edu

Program Committee:

Margaret Brennan, Chair, Cook College

Nabil Adam, CIMIC

Stanley Dunn, SOE

Richard Mammone, CAIP

Robert Snyder, EOHSI

Slides and Papers:

• Nirwan Ansari,NJIT
  Cybersecurity

• Nancy Connell, Director, Center for BioDefense
  UMDNJ Biodefense and Emerging Pathogens Research

• Mark Dobossy, Princeton University, Dept. of Civil and Environmental Engineering
  Comparing progressive collapse due to large-scale fire in differing structural systems

• John Federici, NJIY
  TeraHertz systems for Detection of Weapons of Mass Destruction

• Tom Herrington, Civil, Environmental and Ocean Engineering
  An Operational New York Harbor Port Security and Vessel Traffic Management System

• Rashmi Jain, School of Engineering, Stevens Institute of Technology
  Inter-Agency Cooperation in Securing the Port of New York and New Jersey: A Network-Centric Operations Approach

• David Madigan,DIMACS and Department of Statistics
  Surveillance Tools for Public Health Data and for Message Streams

• Margaret Martonosi, Associate Professor, Dept. of Electrical Engineering, Princeton University
  Mobile Sensor Networks and Homeland Security

• Brendan McCluskey,Deputy Director, Center for BioDefense
  Domestic Preparedness: UMDNJ's Role in Homeland Security

• Lewis D. Meixler, Head of Applications Research and Technology Transfer Plasma Physics Laboratory, Princeton University
  A Miniature Integrated Nuclear Detector System for Homeland Security

• Dimitris Metaxas, Department of Computer Science and Director, Center for Computational Biomedical Imaging and Modeling
  Computer vision approaches to identifying people and possible malfeasant behavior

• Fred Roberts, DIMACS
  NJ Homeland Security Research Symposium Welcoming Remarks

• Fred Roberts, DIMACS
  Overview of Homeland Security Research at Rutgers

• Murray Turoff, IS Department, NJIT
  Emergency Response Information Systems: Requirements and Design Considerations

• Pat White, The Wireless Network Security Center
  WiNSeC a Communications Platform for Homeland Security

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