DHS Chemical & Biological Defense Architecture Development Overview
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DHS Chemical and Biological Defense Architecture Development
This report describes application of architecture concepts to the chemical-biological defense space, as requested by the Chemical & Biological Defense (CBD) Program at the Science and Technology Office, U.S. Department of Homeland Security, for purposes of 1) understanding and characterizing system interdependencies and 2) prioritizing program development and allocation of resources. A series of graphical Operational Views (OVs) are presented, characterizing a notional chem-bio architecture at increasing levels of detail. Development best practices are highlighted, as well as potential analytical applications.
DHS S&T CBD Architecture Products
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DHS Chemical & Biological Defense Architecture Overview
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A Robust Optimization Approach for Network Interdiction
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A Robust Optimization Model for Nuclear Weapon Smuggling Interdiction
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A Robust Optimization Approach for Nuclear and Radiological Smuggling Interdiction
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Technical Concepts for NW/AC Integration
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Sensitive Light Detection is Critical to Low-Level Fluorescence from Assays and Rad/Nuc Detection
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