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Informationen zum Autor Ryan K. Baggett , EdD, is associate professor of homeland security at Eastern Kentucky University in Richmond, KY. Chad S. Foster is assistant professor in homeland security at Eastern Kentucky University in Richmond, KY, where he supports student learning in the homeland security and emergency management fields of study. Brian K. Simpkins is associate director of research and evaluation at the Eastern Kentucky University (EKU) Justice and Safety Center, where he provides daily oversight of the Center's research support to clients such as the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS). Klappentext A comprehensive textbook that overviews common technologies utilized within the homeland security enterprise with an emphasis on contemporary homeland security mission areas and end-user applications. Designed for students entering or currently working in the safety, security, and emergency management disciplines in the public or private sectors, this textbook presents a broad array of homeland security technology types from the viewpoint of end-user applications and homeland security mission areas. The authors investigate various theories behind the use of technologies and assess the importance of technologies for achieving goals and objectives. The content includes not only technical capabilities but also a blend of sample applications of technologies using an all-hazards framework and use cases at all levels of practice, including both the public and private sectors.The authors provide an overview of preparedness applications; preventive and protective systems; and mitigation, response, and recovery technologies. Topics such as ethical and privacy concerns associated with implementing technologies and use of the Internet and social media receive special attention. In addition to readers directly involved in the security disciplines, this book will be useful for students in technical fields of study such as geographic information systems (GIS), computer science, or engineering who are seeking information on standards, theories, and foundations underlining homeland security technologies. Inhaltsverzeichnis Acknowledgments Chapter One Introduction: Technology Securing the Homeland Brian K. Simpkins and Chad S. Foster Chapter Two Ethical and Privacy Implications of Technology Ryan K. Baggett Chapter Three Homeland Security Technology Assessment and Implementation Ryan K. Baggett Chapter Four Perspectives in Homeland Security Training: Enhancing Training Access and Delivery through Technology Brian K. Simpkins Chapter Five Social Media's Role in Supporting the Homeland Security Mission Ryan K. Baggett Chapter Six Physical Security Technologies: Protecting Assets and Critical Infrastructure through Technology Brian K. Simpkins Chapter Seven Cybersecurity Threats and Technology Applications in Homeland Security S. Kristopher Bowerman Chapter Eight Unmanned Aircraft Systems in Homeland Security Robert Coullahan Chapter Nine Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear, and Explosive (CBRNE) Detection Systems and Data Interoperability David Lamensdorf and Chad S. Foster Chapter Ten Public Safety Communications: The Technology behind the Call Jay English Chapter Eleven Mobile Communications and Decision Support Applications Chad S. Foster Chapter Twelve Fire Protection Systems for Infrastructure Protection Scott Rockwell Chapter Thirteen Conclusion: The Future of Homeland Security Technology Ryan K. Baggett and Chad S. Foster Bibliography About the Editors and Contributors Index ...
