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MIS 596A "Biomedical and Security Informatics"
Computer labs are readily available
to students for class projects, home-
work, and studying.
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Syllabus Important Materials (Spring 2007)
- MIS 596A Syllabus
- MediaWikiIntroduction (Slides)
- Digital Fingerprints: Tiny behavioral differences can reveal your identity online (PDF also available)
Other Course-related Materials
- Siddharth Kaza, Information Retrieval, Social Network Analysis, and Knowledge Discovery for Homeland Security
- Edna F. Reid, Hsinchun Chen, (2006), Mapping the Contemporary Terrorism Research Domain, International Journal of Human-Computer Studies 65, 42-56
- W. Edward Hammond, James J. Cimino, Standards in Biomedical Informatics
- C.P. Friedman, J.C. Wyatt, and D.K. Owens, Evaluation and Technology Assessment
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Slides
- Slides 1: A Template for Producing IT Research and Publication
- Slides 2: The BioPortal Informatics Infrastructure for Syndromic Surveillance and Biodefense
- Slides 3: Community-based Security Informatics Research: The COPLINK Experience
- Slides 4: Information Visualization
- Slides 5: Intelligence and Security Informatics for International Security: Information Sharing and Data Mining
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Book Chapters
Intelligence and Security Informatics for International Security
- Chapter 1: Intelligence and Security Informatics (ISI): Challenges and Opportunities
- Chapter 2: An ISI Research Framework: Information Sharing and Data mining
- Chapter 3: ISI Research: Literature Review
- Chapter 4: National Security Critical Mission Areas and Case Studies
- Chapter 5: Intelligence and Warning
- Chapter 6: Border and Transportation Security
- Chapter 7: Domestic Counter-terrorism
- Chapter 8: Protecting Critical Infrastructure and Key Assets
- Chapter 9: Defending Against Catastrophic Terrorism
- Chapter 10: Emergency Preparedness and Response
- Chapter 11: The Partnership and Collaboration Framework
- Chapter 12: Conclusions and Future Directions
- References
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Medical Informatics: Knowledge Management and Data Mining in Biomedicine
- Chapter 1: Knowledge Management, Data Mining, and Text mining in Medical Informatics
- Chapter 2: Mapping Medical Informatics Research
- Chapter 3: Bioinformatics Challenges and Opportunities
- Chapter 4: Managing Information Security and Privacy in Healthcare Data Mining
- Chapter 5: Ethical and Social Challenges of Electronic Health Information
- Chapter 6: Medical Concept Representation
- Chapter 7: Characterizing Biomedical Concept Relationships
- Chapter 8: Biomedical Ontologies
- Chapter 9: Information Retrieval and Digital Libraries
- Chapter 10: Modeling Text Retrieval in Biomedicine
- Chapter 11: Public Access to Anatomic Images
- Chapter 12: 3D medical Informatics
- Chapter 13: Infectious Disease Informatics and Outbreak Detection
- Chapter 14: Semantic Interpretation for the Biomedical Research Literature
- Chapter 15: Semantic Text Parsing for Patient Records
- Chapter 16: Identification of Biological Relationships from Text Documents
- Chapter 17: Creating, Modeling, and Visualizing Metabolic Networks
- Chapter 18: Gene Pathway Text Mining and Visualization
- Chapter 19: The Genomic Data mine
- Chapter 20: Exploratory Genomic Data Analysis
- Chapter 21: Joint Learning Using Multiple Types of Data and Knowledge
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