2nd Annual Dante Technical Update
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Jump to search filtersDante Technical Update: Current and Future States
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Applying model-based situational awareness and augmented reality to next-generation physical security systems
Cyber-Physical Systems Security
Mixed, augmented, and virtual reality holds promise for many securityrelated applications including physical security systems. When combined with models of a site, an augmented reality (AR) approach can be designed to enhance knowledge and understanding of the status of the facility. The present chapter describes how improved modeling and simulation will increase situational awareness by blurring the lines among the use of tools for analysis, rehearsal, and training-especially when coupled with immersive interaction experiences offered by augmented reality. We demonstrate how the notion of a digital twin can blur these lines. We conclude with challenges that must be overcome when applying digital twins, advanced modeling, and augmented reality to the design and development of next-generation physical security systems.
Physical Security Center of Excellence Model-based Situational Awarness & the Digital Twin
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Constructive Simulation of Law Enforcement Scenarios with Dante
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Operations ViewShed (OpShed)
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Mission-centric vulnerability assessment methodology : incorporating on-and off-site critical infrastructure functionality, staffing, established contingency plans, and mission time sensitivity
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NISAC Real-Time Hurricane Response Analysis and Modeling Techniques
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Evaluating Security Measures with Modeling and Simulation
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Experiences with the TSP technology insertion
Cross Talk
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Administrative Information Systems Plan: FY91 - FY95
In FY90 important milestones from past Administrative Information Systems (AIS) plans were realized. The first phase of the Payroll migration was implemented early in the year. This event signified the completion of a major migration milestone and the transition of the Laboratory Information Systems (LIS) machine to a production environment. The Access Clearance System (A CS) system and several early deliverables from other migration projects were also implemented during the year. FY91 promises to be another challenging year for those involved with administrative information systems. Aggressive schedules are in effect for the migration projects; the Financial Migration, Human Resources (HR) Migration, and Integrated Procurement System Replacement (IPS/R) efforts will deliver major system components this year. The administrative computing consolidation is underway and will be completed early in FY91. Consolidating computing hardware resources will provide adequate resources and better systems support for the entire AIS community.
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