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Accomplishments/Products

• Two papers were presented at the INCOSE 2003 Symposium in Arlington, VA. These papers may be found as part of the INCOSE 2003 Symposium Proceedings. These papers are:
  
  
  1. Mackey, William; Crisp, Harry; Cropley, David; Long, James; Mayian, Stephen; and Raza, Shabaz, “The Role of Systems Engineering in Combating Terrorism”, INCOSE 13 th Annual International Symposium Proceedings, Washington, DC, July 2003. (Mackey, W. et al., 2003)
     
     
  2. Long, J. and Mackey, W., “Systems Engineering Modeling Useful in Combating Terrorism”, INCOSE 13 th Annual International Symposium Proceedings, Washington , DC, July 2003. (Long and Mackey, 2003)
     
     
• Three panels were presented at:
  
  
  1. The INCOSE 2002 Symposium in Las Vegas, NV“ The Role of Systems Engineering in Combating Terrorism”
     
     
  2. The INCOSE 2003 Symposium in Arlington, VA“ The Role of Systems Engineering in Combating Future Acts of Terrorism”
     
     
  3. The INCOSE 2004 Symposium in Toulouse, France
  4. The INCOSE 2005 Symposium in Rochester, NY
  5. The INCOSE 2006 Symposium in Orlando, FL
  6. The INCOSE 2007 Symposium in San Diego, CA

  “Recent Systems Development and Legal Efforts To Secure National Borders in the U.S., Europe, Israel, and Iraq”

• INSIGHT Issue
  
  1. July 2006, “The Use of Systems Engineering in Emergency Preparedness”

Current Projects

• Project 1 - Root Cause Analyses
  The ATIWG is conducting an analysis of the root causes of terrorism using the Ishikawa Fishbone Diagrams.
  The ATIWG is requesting a review of the initial results by the interested members of INCOSE.
  
  
• Project 2 - Partnerships Creation
  The ATIWG is seeking partnerships with national government, state government, academic institutions who would accept support from a voluntary organization such as INCOSE.