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2008 conference paper

Organizing the United States government for the contemporary environment

Mains S.

3rd international conference on information warfare and security

The United States has ceded the informational aspects of the Global War on Terror through lack of a campaign plan and lack of organization to execute it. As a result our enemies are free to foster the perception of a dichotomy between the policies and ideals…

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2008 journal article

What message does 'send a message' send?

Emanatian M.; Delaney D.

journal of language and politics

The violent acts of post-modern war are sometimes represented as long-distance communication. This paper examines the phrase send a message and others like it when used to refer to bombings, firing missiles, shooting civilians, etc. The metonymic reduction of…

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2007 conference paper

Peircean semeiotic - A 21st century scientific methodology: Advanced 21st century concepts for collaborative science and philosophy, information, cognitive, cultural, social, psychology, history, biology, anthropology, logic, semeiotic, education, and business management systems

Nozawa E.T.

proceedings of the 2007 international symposium on collaborative technologies and systems cts

The purpose of this paper is to draw the attention of the Collaborative Science and Technology community to the Scientific Methodology defined by Charles Sanders Peirce. It was conceived to fill a structural and knowledge void discovered by Peirce and which s…

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2007 conference paper

Strategically leading for identity in war on terror- the transformation and meaning (lessness) of motivation in western male militarized culture

Huhtinen A.-M.

6th european conference on information warfare and security 2007 eciw 2007

In general, the understanding and self-awareness of the male and female roles are the main elements of ideas of value also in wars and conflicts. Strategic communication has two targets: its own military culture and global media audience. This article tries t…

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2006 conference paper

Civil war via media: 19th century print publicity as a battlefield

Vuorinen M.

5th european conference on information warfare and security 2006 eciw 2006

Late 19th century in Finland appears to have been a dress rehearsal period for modern-style media warfare. Enemy images broadcast by the media would soon include such allegedly most vicious antagonists as the Reds and Whites of the 1918 civil war, and Russian…

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2004 conference paper

Defending networks against Denial of Service Attacks

Gelenbe E.; Gellman M.; Loukas G.

proceedings of spie - the international society for optical engineering

Denial of service attacks, viruses and worms are common tools for malicious adversarial behaviour in networks. Experience shows that over the last few years several of these techniques have probably been used by governments to impair the Internet communicatio…

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2004 journal article

On the Retranslation Process in Zadeh's Paradigm of Computing With Words

Yager R.R.

ieee transactions on systems man and cybernetics part b cybernetics

We discuss Zadeh's paradigm of computing with words and indicate the three important stages. We focus on the retranslation process, selecting a term from our prescribed vocabulary to express information represented using fuzzy sets. A number of criteria of co…

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2004 journal article

Prudence or panic? Preparedness exercises, counterterror mobilization, and media coverage - Dark Winter, TOPOFF 1 and 2

Erickson C.W.; Barratt B.A.

journal of homeland security and emergency management

This article examines chemical, biological, nuclear, radiological, and explosives (CB-NRE) preparedness exercises in the United States. The paper argues that not only are preparedness exercises designed to test for weaknesses in the internal security and publ…

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2003 conference paper

Semantic hacking and intelligence and security informatics (extended abstract)

Thompson P.

lecture notes in computer science including subseries lecture notes in artificial intelligence and lecture notes in bioinformatics

In the context of information warfare Libicki first characterized attacks on computer systems as being physical, syntactic, and semantic, where software agents were misled by an adversary's misinformation [1]. Recently cognitive hacking was defined as an atta…

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2003 conference paper

Technologies for network-centric C4ISR

Dunkelberger K.A.

proceedings of spie - the international society for optical engineering

Three technologies form the heart of any network-centric command, control, communication, intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (C4ISR) system: distributed processing, reconfigurable networking, and distributed resource management. Distributed proces…

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2001 conference paper

Analysis with a purpose: Narrowing the gap with a pragmatic approach

Gualtieri J.W.; Elm W.C.; Potter S.S.; Roth E.

proceedings of the human factors and ergonomics society

There has been a growing interest in using Cognitive Systems Engineering (CSE) techniques to understand work domains and the cognitive demands they imposes on practitioners in order to provide a foundation for the design of decision-aids. While CSE techniques…

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2000 conference paper

"Cyber Warrior": Information superiority through advanced multi-sensory command and control technologies

Kuperman Gilbert G.; Whitaker Randall D.; Brown Capt Scott M.

national aerospace and electronics conference proceedings of the ieee

The functions of a conceptual, future `watch center' whose mission is to support Air Force information assurance requirements are presented. A cognitive systems engineering approach is described. This method inserts multi-sensory, user interface technologies…

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1998 conference paper

Uninhabited combat aerial vehicles: Who's driving?

Flach John; Eggleston Robert; Kuperman Gil; Dominguez Cynthia

proceedings of the human factors and ergonomics society

While the acronym UCAV stands for Uninhabited Combat Aerial Vehicles, it might alternatively be associated with Unspecified, Collaborative, Adaptive and Vulnerable systems. The alternative label emphasizes the fact that the technology of remotely piloted vehi…

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1997 conference paper

Uncertainty management in Information Warfare

McCauley-Bell Pamela; Freeman Rhonda

proceedings of the ieee international conference on systems man and cybernetics

This paper investigates the application of fuzzy uncertainty management to Information Warfare Simulation (SimIW). Information Warfare (IW) is manifested in uncertainty, no resolved or conclusive definition currently exists. From the creation of false signals…

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