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Last
Updates:
October 8, 2009
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past several years have seen significant
interest and progress made
in
national and international homeland security research. The
science of
Intelligence and Security Informatics (ISI) focuses on the development
and
use of advanced information technologies, including methodologies,
models
and algorithms, infrastructure, systems, and
tools, for national/international and homeland security related applications
through
an integrated technological, organizational, and policy based approach.
ISI also encompasses the areas of terrorism research, intelligence analysis
as well as security-related public policy.
The ISI conference series includes:
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ISI 2010 (May 23-26, 2010, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada) |
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ISI 2009 (June 8-11, 2009, Dallas, Texas) |
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PAISI 2009 (April 27, 2009, Bangkok, Thailand) |
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EuroISI 2008 (December 3-5, 2008, Esbjerg, Denmark) |
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ISI 2008 (June 17-20, 2008, Taipei, Taiwan) |
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PAISI 2008 (June 17, 2008, Taipei, Taiwan) |
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ISI 2007 (May 23-24, New Brunswick, New Jersey) |
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PAISI 2007 (April 11-12, Chengdu, China) |
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ISI
2006 (May
23-24
, San Diego, California) |
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WISI 2006 (April 9-12, Singapore) |
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ISI 2005 (May 19-20, Atlanta, Georgia) |
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ISI 2004 (June 10-11, Tucson, Arizona) |
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ISI 2003 (June 2-3, Tucson, Arizona) |
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Conference proceedings have been published in Springer Lecture Notes in Computer Science (LNCS) as well as by IEEE. |
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The IEEE International Conferences on Intelligence and Security Informatics are sponsored by the
IEEE Intelligent Transportation Systems Society
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