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Archived December 1, 2003;amended March19, 2004

Public Safety, Security, and Critical Infrastructure Protection

NOTE: Titles link to on-line editions (when available). Abstract links provide hard-copy ordering information.

	Emergency Responder Injuries and Fatalities: An Analysis of Surveillance Data Ari N. Houser et al., TR-100-NIOSH, 2004.
Abstract	Protecting Emergency Responders, Volume 2: Community Views of Safety and Health Risks and Personal Protection Needs Tom LaTourrette, D. J. Peterson, James T. Bartis, Brian A. Jackson, and Ari Houser, MR-1646-NIOSH, 2003.
Abstract	Research Topics for Informing Broadband Internet Policy Edward Balkovich, Walter S. Baer, and Ben Vollaard, IP-240-OSTP, 2003.
Abstract	Alternatives for Landmine Detection Jacqueline MacDonald, J. R. Lockwood, John McFee, Thomas Altshuler, Thomas Broach, Lawrence Carin, Russell Harmon, Carey Rappaport, Waymond Scott, and Richard Weaver, MR-1608-OSTP, 2003.
Abstract	Concepts for Enhancing Critical Infrastructure Protection: Relating Y2K to CIP Research and Development B. David Mussington, MR-1259-OSTP, 2002.
Abstract	Protecting Emergency Responders: Lessons Learned from Terrorist Attacks Brian A. Jackson, D.J. Peterson, James T. Bartis, Tom LaTourrette, Irene Brahmakulam, Ari Houser, Jerry Sollinger, CF-176-OSTP, 2002.
	A Framework for the Information Technology for Bioterrorism: Results of the 1st Summit Helga Rippen, DRU-2761-STPI, 2001.
Abstract	Challenges and Choices for Crime-Fighting Technology: Federal Support of State and Local Law Enforcement William Schwabe, Lois M. Davis, and Brian A. Jackson, MR-1349-OSTP/NIJ, 2001
Abstract	The Role of Technical Standards in Today's Society and in the Future Martin C. Libicki, CT-172, September, 2000.
Abstract	Information Technology in the Home: Barriers, Opportunities, and Research Directions Rosalind Lewis, IP-203, 2000.
Abstract	The Role of Information Technology in Housing Design and Construction Scott Hassell, Mark Bernstein, Aimee Bower, CF-156-OSTP, 2000.
Abstract	Scaffolding the New Web: Standards and Standards Policy for the Digital Economy Martin Libicki, James Schneider, Dave R. Frelinger, and Anna Slomovic, MR-1215-OSTP, 2000.
Abstract	Needs and Prospects for Crime-Fighting Technology: The Federal Role in Assisting State and Local Law Enforcement William Schwabe, MR-1101-OSTP, 1999.
Abstract	Exploring Money Laundering Vulnerabilities Through Emerging Cyberspace Technologies: A Caribbean-Based Exercise David A. Mussington, Peter A. Wilson, and Roger C. Molander, MR-1005-OSTP/FinCEN, 1998.
Abstract	Explorando Las Vulnerabilidades Del Lavado del Dinero por Medio de las Tecnologias Emergentes del Ciberespacio: Un Ejercicio de Base Caribeno, David A. Mussington, Peter A. Wilson, and Roger C. Molander, MR-1005/1-OSTP/FinCEN, 1998.
Abstract	Monitoring and Controlling the International Transfer of Technology James Bonomo et al., MR-979-OSTP, 1998.
Abstract	The Cyber-Posture of the National Information Infrastructure Willis H. Ware, MR-976-OSTP, 1998. Also available as an HTML summary.
Abstract	Cyberpayments and Money Laundering: Problems and Promise Roger C. Molander, David A. Mussington, and Peter A. Wilson, MR-965-OSTP/FinCEN, 1998.
Abstract	Standards and the National Information Infrastructure: Implications for Open Systems Standards in Manufacturing Caroline S. Wagner, Carl F. Cargill, Anna Slomovic, P-7882, 1994. Paper.
Abstract	"Can the Conventional Models Apply? The Microeconomics of the Information Revolution," B. W. Don, D. Frelinger, RP-482, 1996.

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