ALERT | Awareness and Localization of Explosive-Related Threats

ADSA24

Advancing Collaboration for Enhanced Security

Workshop Information

ADSA24 Presentations are now available to view. 

Date and Time: ADSA24 will occur on Tuesday, October 5^th and Wednesday October 6^th. Each day will run from 10 AM ET to 2 PM ET. This virtual workshop will follow the normal ADSA format with real time conversations.

Participants: By invitation only.

Agenda: Agenda as of 10/01/2021

Speaker Bios for 10/5: Session 1 Speaker Bios 

Speaker Bios for 10/6: Session 2 Speaker Bios

Breakout Sessions Information: Hallways Conversation in Breakout Sessions

WebEx Information: How to Connect and Navigate WebEx

If you have any questions or issues, please contact Tiffany Lam at [email protected]. 

Due to current COVID-19 conditions, we will continue to host ADSA24 virtually. This virtual workshop will follow the normal ADSA format with real time conversations.

ADSA24 will address the topic of “Advancing Collaboration for Enhanced Security.” Specific topics that will be addressed include:

• Establishing collaborations
• Examples of successful and unsuccessful collaboration
• Stakeholder perspectives: TSA, DHS S&T, vendors, 3rd parties, airlines, passengers
• Bias, conflict of interest, legalities
• Emerging technologies

If you have any comments on ADSA, would like to present, or believe additional people should be invited to register, please contact the following people, who are organizing the workshop:

• Carl Crawford, Csuptwo, crawford.car[email protected]
• Harry Martz, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, [email protected]
• Michael Silevitch, Northeastern University, [email protected]

The final reports and presentations for previous ADSA workshops can be found at the following link: http://www.northeastern.edu/alert/transitioning-technology/adsa/final-reports-and-presentations/

The ADSA workshops are convened by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Emeritus Center of Excellence (COE) for Awareness and Localization of Explosives-Related Threats (ALERT) at Northeastern University.