Public Security

In the prevention phase, PSIC supports innovation in intelligence and analytical technologies to assess risk; in research and development; in information sharing and decision-support; in standards setting and commercial technology development;
and in scenario-based evaluation of the performance of technologies; and much more.

In the protection phase, PSIC supports innovation in readiness technologies and planning; in personnel training and management; in modeling and simulation;
in real-time management of standard operating procedures; and in collecting and evaluating lessons learned from real and simulated events; and much more.

In the response phase, PSIC supports innovation in alerts and warnings;
in collaboration and common operating picture; in action planning and resource management; in geospatial asset visibility and interoperable communication;
and in information sharing with common data elements for post-response evaluations and assessments; and much more.

In the recovery phase, PSIC supports innovation in damage assessment and hazard forecasting; in decision-support for reconstruction prioritization; in monitoring indicators of recovery; in financial tracking and management; and in evaluating how recovery operations can lead to greater prevention and mitigation to minimize future disasters.





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"Ensuring public security is an activity
that can involve the use of many different technologies. So it is a complex activity demanding the input of experts from many different areas. This is probably the main reason why such a public security Center is needed; to bring together the specialists and technologies who can make it all work cost-effectively. It’s all really
a question of good coordination."
Jim Morentz, SAIC
 

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