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Subject: [iwar] [fc:Terror.Hunt:.Warehousing.and.Mining.Data]
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<a href="http://www.ipcs.org/issues/newarticles/693-ter-deva.html">http://www.ipcs.org/issues/newarticles/693-ter-deva.html>

Terror Hunt: Warehousing and Mining Data
by Maj Gen Yashwant Deva

The official announcement of every terrorist attack
invariably concludes with a stock phrase, “Ghatna
sthal ke nikat suraksha ke prabandh our kare kar diye
gaye hain (security arrangements around the place of
incident have been further strengthened).” However
each incident is succeeded by another attack, to be
followed by a similar announcement. Terror strikes at
the place and time of its choosing. Yet there is a
pattern and that pattern essentially lies in the
behaviour of the terrorist and modus operandi of the
parent organization. 
     Future attacks cannot be predicted, but past ones
can be catalogued, stored and retrieved in near
real-time. “Data archiving” and “data mining” are
scientific tools and methologies, the former for
gathering, sifting, hoarding and storehousing data,
and the latter for displaying duly processed critical
information to the decision-maker, whenever the need
arises. Its hallmarks are virtuality and
event-retrieval potential, and its purpose is to
match, locate and track saboteurs, hijackers and
terrorists.  


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<a href="http://www.ipcs.org/issues/newarticles/693-ter-deva.html">http://www.ipcs.org/issues/newarticles/693-ter-deva.html>

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