| The AIAA / Homeland Security Program Committee presents the third annual Homeland Security Conference: Mission Integration to address the needs of basic and applied researchers. The conference will be held at the Naval Postgraduate School in Monterey, CA Aug 31 - Sep 4, 2009. Across the Federal, State, and Local homeland security landscape, the many agencies involved are initiating programs that emphasize the value of working together even as they share overlapping responsibilities. Increasingly, these agencies also find themselves in partnership with other public and private entities. Operating in open, distributed environments, civilian and military agencies are characterized by greater integration and interdependency among diverse sets of players. These agencies tackle complex mission challenges in areas such as disease control, disaster response, environmental protection, law enforcement, counter terrorism, intelligence gathering and stability operations. Such joint- mission responsibilities require new organizational and operating strategies that enable Mission Integration—the ability to collaborate and work closely with mission partners. The purpose of the Third Annual Monterey Homeland Security Conference is to provide in-depth content and practical insights to the Mission Integration theme. This conference is a premier forum that allows government and industry to develop synergistic relationships to protect the United States from both terrorists and disasters while securing our borders. to NPS gate procedures. A small block of rooms is being held under a negotiated rate at the Monterey Hyatt Regency, adjacent to the conference site. website: http://www.physics-math.com/events Conference, please contact Denise Blum, PM&AM Research (520)903-2345 dblum@physics-math.com. |
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| 01 March 2009 Contact: Denise Blum, Event Coordinator (520) 903-2345, dblum@physics-math.com For immediate release |
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