The EUROSINT FORUM and SAIL LABS Technology are pleased to invite you on a two-day workshop. This workshop aims to gather European security and intelligence practitioners around the topic of disaster management either as a consequence of a natural event, industrial accident or a major security incident and the challenge of forecasting in the age of Artificial Intelligence and enormous data.
Aim of the Workshop
By automatically collecting, classifying, enriching and displaying data, Artificial Intelligence (AI) technologies could significantly enhance...
The EUROSINT FORUM
European and action-oriented, EUROSINT FORUM is a not-for-profit association (Belgium ASBL) dedicated to European cooperation and use of Open Source Intelligence that prevent risks and threats to peace and security.
EUROSINT FORUM is acting to:
- Identify needs in process, methodology and tools
- Study best practices
- Encourage pre-competitive research project
- Bring together specialists and users
- Increase opportunities for cross-fertilization
- Help promote relevant Scientific and Technical Development
Open Source Intelligence or "OSINT"
OSINT refers to an intelligence gathering discipline based on analyzing information collected from open sources, i.e. information available to the general public. These sources include newspapers, the internet, books, phone books, scientific journals, radio broadcasts, television, and others (Source: Wikipedia).
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Watkins, an IT-security consultant in Ottawa, documented the minutes leading up to the lethal collision between a U.S. Navy destroyer and a huge container ship near Japan. Some of the websites he uses for his research rely themselves on ordinary people to provide much of their information. Marinetraffic.com provides receivers free to individuals who live close to ports and can pick up transponder signals, though it purchases satellite transmissions to track ships further out at sea.The information broadcast by transponders often doesn’t identify a ship’s name or location, so more detective...