Recent advances in counter-terrorism technology and infrastructure protection : proceedings of the 2005 Science, Engineering and Technology Summit, Canberra 2005 - Science, Engineering and Technology Summit 2005 : Canberra, A.C.T.); Mendis, P. A. (Priyantha Anuruddha); Lai, Joseph; Dawson, Ed.; Research Network for a Secure Australia; Australian Homeland Security Research Centre (Curtin, A.C.T. : Australian Homeland Security Research Centre, 2005)
Machine derived contents note: Eleven principles of creativity and terrorism 7 -- D iH Cropley, Systems Engineering and Evaluation Centre -- University of South Australia -- 2 The development of a mrodel for testing and evaluation of -- security equipment within Australian Standard / New Zealand -- Standard AS/NZS 4360:2004 - Risk Management 19 -- David EL. Jones and Clifton L. Smith, Security Systems Research and -- Testing Laboratory, International Centre for Security and Risk Sciences, -- Edith Cowan University -- 3 Security modelling for risk assessment 35 -- M.A. Branagan, WJ. Caeli and D. Longley, Information Security Institute, -- Queensland University of Technology -- 4 Automatic handwritten signature verification system for -- Australian passports 53 -- Vamsi K. Madasu, Brian C. Lovell and Kurt Kubik, School of ITEE, -- University of Queensland -- 5 Risk assessment and mitigation of blast damage to built -- infrastructure 67 -- MG. Stewart and M.D. Netherton, Centre for Infrastructure Performance -- and Reliability, School of Engineering, The University of Newcastle -- S Numerical simulation of blast wave propagation na building -- structure 83 -- X.Q. Zhou, H. Hao and AJ. Deeks, School of Civil &Resource Engineering, -- The University of Western Australia -- 7 Incident notification: requirements and frameworks 97 -- Renato lannella, National ICT Australia -- 8 Study of risk management systems for critical infrastructure -- protection 109 -- R. Kusumo and J. T Mo, CSIRO Manufacturing and Infrastructure -- Technology -- 9 Parametric analysis of building structure response to -- ground excitations of different frequencies and duration 119 -- H, Hao and B. Pillage, School of Civil and Resource Engineering, -- The University of Western Australia -- 10 Numerical prediction of rock mass damage and safe -- separation distance between underground chambers -- under explosion loads 139 -- C. Wu and H. Hao, School of Civil &Resource Engineering, -- The University of Western Australia -- 11 Towards intelligent networked video surveillance for the -- detection of suspicious behaviours 153 -- M.J. Brooks, A.R. Dick and A. van den Hengel, School of Computer -- Science, University of Adelaide -- 12 Deployment of passive radio frequency identification -- systems for remote vehicle tracking 169 -- J.PT Mo and R. Kusumo, CSIRO Manufacturng and Infrastructure -- Technology -- 13 Recent developments in control room and infrastructure -- protection 183 -- V. Svars R. Svars and S. Hada, Vistek, Melbourne -- 14 Performance of ultra-high strength concrete panels -- subjected to blast oading 193 -- Tuan Ngo, Priyan Mendis and Nelson Lam, Department of Civil & -- Enviroonental Engineering, The University of Melbourne and -- Brian Cavil/, VSL Pty Ltd -- 15 Design and development of a portable, lightweight and -- rapidly deployable vehicle barrier 209 -- Nigel Buckley and Zac Macher, AVS-elli -- 16 Fragmentation and weaponisation of buildings: A review 219 -- A Gupta, R Lumantarna, T Ngo, P Mendis and C Flaherty, Department -- of Civil & Environmental Engineering, The University of Melbourne.
"This event is organised by the Research Network for a Secure Australia (RNSA)"--P. 2.
"This volume contains the refereed papers from the Summit"--Back cover.
Includes bibliographical references.
Keywords: Terrorism -- Prevention -- Congresses; Terrorism -- Prevention -- Technological innovations; Terrorism -- Prevention -- Research -- Congresses; Australia -- Defenses