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Counterterrorism and open source intelligence [Documento electrónico] / ed. Uffe Kock Wiil.- 1st ed.- Wien : Springer, 2011.- 1 CD-ROM ; 12 cm. - (Lecture Notes in Social Networks ; 2)
Ficheiro de 11,2 MB em formato PDF (477 p.).
ISBN 978-3-7091-0388-3
TERRORISMO, INFORMÁTICA FORENSE, INFORMAÇÃO CRIMINAL, FONTE DE INFORMAÇÃO
Counterterrorism and Open Source Intelligence: Models, Tools, Techniques, and Case Studies. Part I. Models. Targeting by Transnational Terrorist Groups. A Framework for Analyst Focus from Computed Significance. Interdiction of Plots with Multiple Operatives. Understanding Terrorist Network Topologies and Their Resilience Against Disruption. Co-offending Network Mining. Part II. Tools and Techniques. Region-Based Geospatial Abduction with Counter-IED Applications. Finding Hidden Links in Terrorist Networks by Checking Indirect Links of Different Sub-Networks. The Use of Open Source Intelligence in the Construction of Covert Social Networks. A Novel Method to Analyze the Importance of Links in Terrorist Networks. A Global Measure for Estimating the Degree of Organization and Effectiveness of Individual Actors with Application to Terrorist Networks. Counterterrorism Mining for Individuals Semantically-Similar to Watchlis Members. Detection of Illegitimate Emails Using Boosting Algorithm. Cluster Based Text Classification Model. Effectiveness of Social Networks for Studying Biological Agents and Identifying Cancer Biomarkers. Part III. Case Studies. From Terrorism Informatics to Dark Web Research. Investigating Terrorist Attacks Using CDR Data: A Case Study. Multilingual Real-time Event Extraction for Border Security Intelligence Gathering. Mining the Web to Monitor the Political Consensus. Exploring the Evolution of Terrorist Networks. Part IV. Alternative Perspective. The Ultimate Hack: Re-inventing Intelligence to Re-engineer Earth.