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Defense Standardization Program Journal: Homeland Security, July/September 2003
This edition of Defense Standardization Program Journal focuses on Homeland Security [Department of Homeland Security] Standardization. The following articles are included in this edition: "Interoperability and Standardization for National Homeland Security"; "Dick Tracy Comes of Age: Digital Radio Technology for the First Responders"; "Information Technology Standards and Interoperability: The Challenge of Homeland Security"; "Inter-Enterprise Architectures: Using a Collaborative Approach to Standardizing Enterprise Architecture Components"; "Radio Interoperability: One Step at a Time"; "Keynote Address at the 2003 Defense Standardization Symposium"; "2003 Defense Standardization Symposium Photo Gallery"; and "2002 Defense Standardization Program Award Winners".
Defense Standardization Program (U.S.)
2003-09
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Defense Standardization Program Journal: Biometrics Standardization, October/December 2008
This edition of Defense Standardization Program Journal focuses on Biometrics Standardization. The following articles are included in this edition: "Ensuring the Interoperability of Biometrics Technology"; "A New Approach for Measuring Facial Image Quality"; "Development of a Biometrics Glossary, Data Dictionary, and Logical Data Model"; and "A Cultural Shift in Army Enterprise Architecture Paves the Way for Mission Success in an Era of Persistent Conflict".
Defense Standardization Program (U.S.)
2008-12
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Defense Standardization Program Journal: DHS Standardization, July/December 2007
This edition of Defense Standardization Program Journal focuses on DHS [Department of Homeland Security] Standardization. The following articles are included in this edition: "ANSI-HSSP [American National Standards-Homeland Security Standards Panel] Institute-Leads Private-Sector Homeland Security Standards Initiatives"; "Development of Standards for Chemical and Biological
Protective Equipment for Civilian First Responders"; "Meeting the Unknown: Standards for Detecting Biological Weapons Agents"; "Reducing the Radiological and Nuclear Threat: Standards for Radiation and Nuclear Detection"; "In God We Trust, X-Ray Everything Else! Standards for X-Ray and Gamma-Ray Security Screening"; "Performance Standards for Urban Search and Rescue Robots: Enabling Deployment of New Tools for Responders"; "Indoor Localization: Technology That Can Save First Responder Lives"; "RFID [radio-frequency identification] Devices and Systems in Homeland Security Applications"; "Finding the Right Management Support Standards"; "The Last 1 Percent: Biometric Quality Assessment for Error Suppression"; "Making Biometric Systems Usable: Let's Not Forget the User!"; "The Multimodal Biometric Application Resource Kit: A Public Domain Framework for Biometric Clients"; and "The Policy Machine: A Standards-Driven Enterprise-Wide Access Control Enforcement Mechanism".
Defense Standardization Program (U.S.)
2007-12
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DoD's Collaborative Approach to Developing Biometrics Standards
"The Global War on Terrorism (GWOT) has heightened the need for technologies that can enhance homeland security, force protection, and counterterrorism measures, and in turn, can allow Department of Defense (DoD) organizations to readily identify 'friend or foe.' Biometric technologies will help promote these goals by assisting with greater interoperability, i.e., the ability to exchange and use information, in DoD systems. In this article, John D. Woodward, Jr., the former Director of the DoD Biometrics Management Office (BMO) from 2003 to 2005 outlines the DoD's collaborative approach for the development and establishment of biometric standards. Building on the DoD Biometrics Standards Development Recommended Approach and its conceptual framework, DoD's goals to encourage, facilitate, and ensure interoperability involving biometrics among DoD organizations. This article was originally published in the April/June 2004 edition of the Defense Standardization Program Journal and is included as a RAND reprint because its analysis is relevant to RAND's work for the U.S. Army."
Defense Standardization Program (U.S.)
Woodward, John D., Jr.
2004-06
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