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To introduce intelligence and security informatics (ISI) as a dedicated discipline applying artificial intelligence and advanced database techniques to national security challenges.

September 1, 2005IEEE Intelligent Systems

Guest Editors' Introduction: Artificial Intelligence for Homeland Security

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To introduce intelligence and security informatics (ISI) as a dedicated discipline applying artificial intelligence and advanced database techniques to national security challenges.
Evaluated post-9/11 data and technical hurdles across homeland security operational domains.
Analyzed the cross-disciplinary application of knowledge discovery from databases (KDD), comparing ISI to established fields such as biomedical informatics.
Identified intelligence and security informatics as an essential framework for resolving national security data-management challenges.
Highlighted knowledge discovery from databases as a promising methodology with proven success in business, engineering, and medicine that can translate effectively to security operations.

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Conceptual review demonstrates the utility of intelligence and security informatics in homeland defense, suggesting data-driven discovery strengthens national security.

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Chen et al. (2005) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a1be0b7bc71fb1015a90bc2 https://doi.org/10.1109/mis.2005.88

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Conceptual review demonstrates the utility of intelligence and security informatics in homeland defense, suggesting data-driven discovery strengthens national security.

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