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Plenary Session Day 1 Secure Against Fires & Embers (SAFE),
Christopher Doyle Director
Infrastructure Geophysical Division Science and Technology Directorate
Department of Homeland Security Plenary Session Day 2 The DHS
Science & Technology Directorate, The Honorable Jay
M. Cohen, Under Secretary, Science and Technology, DHS ·
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Division Heads Panel Mr. Jim Tuttle, Explosives Division Dr. Beth George, Chemical & Biological Division (Acting) Dr. David Boyd, Command, Control & Interoperability Division CAPT David Newton, USCG, Borders & Maritime Security Division
(Acting) Dr. Sharla Rausch, Human Factors Division Mr. Christopher Doyle, Infrastructure & Geophysical Division T&E and Standards Mr. George
Ryan, Director, Test & Evaluation and Standards, S&T Directorate,
DHS Mr. Robert Hooks, Director of Transition Dr. Roger McGinnis, Director of Innovation / HSARPA Dr. Starnes Walker, Director of Research Basic Research to Enable a
Safer Nation Mr.
Bryan Roberts, Program Manager and Economist, University Programs,
S&T Directorate, DHS Mr. James Johnson,
Director, Office of National Laboratories, S&T Directorate, DHS Los Angeles Regional
Common Operational Picture Program (LARCOPP) Plenary Session Day 3 International Perspectives on S&T
Research for Homeland Security Mr. Ivar Rönnbäck, Deputy Director-General, Swedish
Rescue Services Agency NATO
Scenario Windows Media player
Video clip Mr. Richard
Earland, Chief Information Officer, Interagency
Partnerships in S&T Research for Homeland Security Panelists: ·
CAPT Paul Wiedenhoeft,
USCG, Sector Commander/Captain of the Port, ·
Mr.
Mark Denari, Director, Aviation Security & Public Safety, ·
Mr. Daniel Hartwig,
Manager of Security Programs, Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART), Pre Conference Training Workshop Monday, 14 January 2008 Training Session 3: Better Security via
Randomization: A Game Theoretic Approach and its Operationalization at the Dr. Milind Tambe Professor of
Computer Science, USC Training Session 4: Risk Communications and
Public Warnings:Briefout from the July workshop Moderator: Training Session 5: Scholars in Homeland Security Training Session 7: ALLHAZ Providing a Common
Operating Picture for Emergency Management Elizabeth
J. Matlack, Training Session 8: Small and
Disadvantaged Business Opportunities Ms. Phyllis Miriashtiani, Small Business Advocate Office of Small and
Disadvantaged Business Utilization Office of Procurement Operations, DHS Training Session 9: Things to Remember when Doing
Business in (h)omeland (s)ecurity Mr. David
Olive, Olive Edwards & Cooper,
LLC Mr. Rich
Cooper, Olive, Edwards & Cooper, LLC David
McWhorter, Olive, Edwards & Cooper, LLC Training Session 10:
Interoperability Training:
An Introduction to Specific Tools for Communications Interoperability
Improvement Luke
Klein-Berndt, CTO, CCI, DHS S&T (confirmed) Training Session 15: Current Science & Technology Business Opportunities Ms.
Wanda Armwood,, Associate Director Office of Procurement Operations, Office
of Procurement Operations Training Session 16: What the Homeland Security
Institute is and does Grants to Fund Your Homeland Security Projects, Michael Paddock, CEO, Grants Office LLC Training Session 17: Federated Simulation Based
Training, Exercise, and Lessons Learned Jalal Mapar, Program Manager, IGD, DHS S&T Training Session 18: Crisis Communication 3 State
Model Systems & Gaps Mr. Chris Logan,
National, Governors Association, Program, Director for Homeland Security Training Session 19: Explosive Detection Technology: What Do First Responders Really Want? Part 1 Dr. Susan Hallowell, Director, TSL · Plume.avi windows media player (video clip) · 10% Back Windows media player (video clip) · SimultaneousITMS Windows media player (mpeg movie file) · ITI_A Windows media player (mpeg movie file) Detection
Technologies Primer, David Hernandez, Transportation Security Laboratory,
S&T Training Session 21: Workforce Development at the Frontier of DHS: Relevant Science,
Technology, Engineering and Mathematics Moderator: Tom
Kowalczyk, Office of University programs, DHS S&T ·
Panelists: ·
Dr.
Mike Zyda, Director of GamePipe Lab USC (ppt) ·
Dr. Isaac Maya,
Research Director CREATE, USC ·
Mr.
Adam Jascoff, NIST, Dept. of Commerce ·
Ms. Cindy Randall,
FIRST (For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology) Universal Detection
Technology “Using the TS-10-5 Biothreat Detection Kit” Training Session 22: 10 Reasons Why You Should
Partner with DHS S&T Dr. Tom Cellucci,
Chief Commercialization Officer DHS S&T Directorate Training Session 28: SBIR Tutorial Ms. Lisa Sobolewski, DHS S&T Training Session 29: Next Generation Tech Transfer: Incubation, Rapid Prototyping, Tech Scouting Next
Generation Technology Transfer, Kelsey Kohler, Executive
Director, Training Session 30: The Future of Wireless and First Responders Mr. Juan
Deaton, Critical Infrastructure
Protection Training Session 32: National Trends in Homeland Security Education Mr. Eric Frost,
Co-Director, Homeland Security Master’s Program, Dr. Stanley
Supinski, Director of Partnership Programs Naval Dr. Tracy DeWitt, Professor University of Arkansas Dr. Hilda Blanco,
Training Session 37: Preparing First Responders for Food Systems Disasters Jerry Gillespie, DVM, PhD Director, Western Institute for Food Safety and Security Training Session 39: Technology Adoption & Innovation 1 Dr. Neal
Thornberry, Training Session 41: TechSolutions: Solutions for First Responders Greg Price, Director, TechSolutions DHS S&T Training Session 42: The SAFETY Act Ms. Sylvia Cabrera, Office of SAFETY Act Implementation, S&T Directorate, DHS Training Session
44: GIS Response to the 2007 Paul Hardwick, GIS Project Manager, Center for Homeland Security, SDSU Research Foundation Training Session 45: Science As Diplomacy Panelists: ·
Dr.
Mayya Tokman, Professor of Applied Mathematics,
University of ·
Mr. Andy Perkins, Science & Innovation Officer British
Consulate-General ·
Diplomatic
Expert Elicitation for Intelligence, Strategy and Scientific Technology
Threat, Terry O’Sullivan, PhD, Center for Risk and Economic
Analysis of Terrorism Events (CREATE), Training Session 48: How Real-Time Video Distribution Changes Homeland Security Mission Profiles Tuesday, 15 January 2008 Science & Technology Breakout Sessions Breakout 1: TechSolutions: Solutions for First Responders Mr. Greg Price, Director, TechSolutions Breakout Session 2: Who you gonna call? Panelists: ·
Major General Raymond
F. Rees · Lieutenant Colonel Jeff Smiley Homeland
Security Institute Overview Breakout 3: Advanced Technologies for First Responders and Incident Management
Teams Jalal Mapar, Program Manager DHS S&T Breakout 5: Use of Modeling & Simulation for Michael Mercer, Associate Program Manager Systems Solutions
Group, Breakout 6: Innovation at the Edge - Accelerating
University and National Lab Research to First/Early Responders Panelists: ·
Dr.
William Pottenger, Research Professor, · Ms. Carol Maresca, Deputy Superintendent of Police/Deputy Director, Public Safety Department, · NY&NJ Port Authority Breakout 7: Managing the cultural change when a common operational picture platform is implemented Mr. Wayne Tolosa, President and CEO, Future Concepts I.S., Inc. Breakout 8 :
FirstResponder.gov Sonja Rodriguez Director Tech Clearinghouse Science and Technology Directorate Sonja Rodriguez Director Tech Clearinghouse Science and Technology Directorate Breakout 9: Critical Infrastructure Inspection
Management System Working in Moderator: · Herb Engle, Program Manager, DHS S&T Wednesday, 16 January 2008 Science & Technology Breakout Sessions Breakout 15: Chemical and Biological Division A Anne Hultgren, PhD, Program Manager Chem Bio R&D BBranch Breakout 16: Borders and Maritime Security Division Fiscal Year 2008, Borders & Maritime Security Division, Science and Technology Directorate · What Are You Thinking Windows Media player mpeg movie file · Chopper Footage Windows Media player mpeg movie file · Coalition Warrior Interoperability Windows Media player mpeg movie file · Future Weapons Windows Media player mpeg movie file · Track and Events Aug 21 Windows Media player mpeg movie file · Boat Trap Windows Media player mpeg movie file · BT COMMS Windows Media player mpeg movie file Breakout 17: Explosives Division A Explosives Division: Counter-IED Program and the First Responder Joe Foster, Program Manager Explosives Division S&T Directorate, DHS Breakout 18: IPT Process: Methods and Results Mr. Bob Hooks, Director of Transition, S&T Directorate Breakout 20: S&T Pilot Programs in Steve Weiss, Five-Year NIMS Training Plan: An Example of an HSI Task
Breakout 21: International B: Sweden RAKEL Sweden's new shared digital radio communication system for emergency management · Mr. Stefan Kvarnerås, Swedish Emergency Management Agency · Mr. Anders Åkeson, SAAB, EADS and Eltel Consortium Breakout 23: Sharla Rausch, Ph.D., Division Head, Human Factors Division: Social-Behavioral Threat Analysis, Breakout 24: Explosives Division B Response/Render
Safe— Developing Future Requirements for the First Responder · Mr. Joe Foster, Program Manager Explosives Division S&T Directorate, DHS · Kelly Bray, Explosives Division S&T Directorate, DHS Breakout 27: S&T Laboratories A: Environmental
Measurements Laboratory Support to State & Local First Responders · Dr. Adam Hutter, Director, EML · Mr. Lawrence Ruth, Director, Systems Division, EML Breakout 28: International C: United Kingdom National Police Improvement Agency Mr. Richard Earland, Chief Information Officer, National Police Improvement Agency Breakout 29: Command, Control & Interoperability Division RDT&E for Emergency Responders. Panelists: ·
Chief
Charles Werner, · Mr. Dereck Orr, Program Manager for Public Safety Communication Standards, Office of Law Enforcement, Standards National Institute of Standards and Technology ·
Dr.
Carolyn Ford, Institute for Telecommunication Sciences, National
Telecommunications and Information Administration · Angela M. Ervin, Ph.D. Program Manager Chem Bio R&D Branch ChemBioR&DBran, Science and Technology Directorate Department of Homeland Security 1. Video Windows Media player video clip Breakout 30: ·
Sharla
Rausch, Ph.D., Division Head, Human Factors Division:Human-Systems
Research and Engineering/Biometrics ·
Sharla Rausch, Ph. D, Division Head, S&T Human
Factors Division: Overview Breakout 33: Technology Clearing House Ms. Sonja Rodriguez, Director, Tech Clearinghouse, DHS S&T Breakout 34: The Transportation Security Laboratory Dr. Susan Hallowell, Director, TSL · 300 Pressurized Windows Media player mpeg movie file · ULD seen from cargo hold Windows Media player mpeg movie file |
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