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The 304th Military Intelligence Battalion held their second annual MI Warrior Competition on Warrior Field Feb. 21, 2019. Five person teams had to complete 102 reps of the straight-bar deadlift, 101 reps of the barbell military press, complete 304 meters of the farmer's carry with a hex bar, 304 meters of a burpee long jump and 1.11 mile run. (U.S. Army photo by Tanja Linton)
Maj. Gen. Robert Walters relinquished command of the U.S. Army Intelligence Center of Excellence to Maj. Gen. Laura Potter in a ceremony on Brown Parade Field July 19, 2019. The ceremony was hosted by Lt. Gen. Michael Lundy, commanding general of the Combined Arms Center and Fort Leavenworth, Kansas. (U.S. Army photo by Tanja Linton)
Intervention de Lionel Janin lors de la conférence "Artificial Intelligence in the UK and in France", organisée par l'ambassade d'Angleterre à Paris, le mardi 13 février 2018.
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Cape Town
The Future of African Cities
Exhibition Symposium at Free World Design Center
Discussants:
GUY BRIGGS, Principal, Guy Briggs USPD
ANDEW BORAINE, Chief Executive, Cape Town Partnership/ProvincialEconomic Development Partnership
IAIN LOW,School of Architecture, Planning and Geomatics, UCT
JO NOERO, Noero Wolff Architects
MARIO GOODEN, Professor of Practice, GSAPP
MPHO MATSIPA, Professor, School of Architecture and Planning, WITs
MOKENA MAKEKA, Makeka Design Lab, founder MODILA
TIAAN MEYER, Architect and Urban Designer, Meyer+Vorster
NOLEEN MURRAY, Architect and Professor, Centre for African Studies, University of the Western Cape
GORDON PIRIE, Deputy Director, Africa Centre for Cities
ALTA STEENKAMP, Director, School of Architecture, Planning and Geomatics, UCT
IVAN TUROK, Africa Centre for Cities
ANDRE VAN GRAAN, President, Cape Institute for Architecture
MARK WIGLEY, Dean, GSAPP
MABEL WILSON, Associate Professor of Architecture, GSAPP
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The 704th Military Intelligence Brigade hosts a holiday ball at the Westin BWI location Friday, December 9th, 2022. Civilians, Soldiers, and their families attended the formal event as the brigade recognized senior leaders, special guests, and all of the fantastic contributions from across the brigade in this annual end-of-the-year event. (U.S. Army photos by: SSG Phillip Junius Tross III)
SMPTE 2018 Symposium, during the SMPTE 2018 Annual Technical Conference & Exhibition (SMPTE 2018), 22 October 2018 - Westin Bonaventure Hotel & Suites, Los Angeles. For Editorial Use Only - Photo Credit: Ryan Miller/Capture Imaging, courtesy of SMPTE.
Maj. Gen. Robert Walters relinquished command of the U.S. Army Intelligence Center of Excellence to Maj. Gen. Laura Potter in a ceremony on Brown Parade Field July 19, 2019. The ceremony was hosted by Lt. Gen. Michael Lundy, commanding general of the Combined Arms Center and Fort Leavenworth, Kansas. (U.S. Army photo by Tanja Linton)
Johannesburg
March 13, 2012
Symposium and Exhibition at Arts on Main
Participants:
THORSTEN DECKLER, Architect, 26’10 and School of Architecture and Planning, WITs
ADRIE FOURIE, Urban Planner, Urban Genesis
HILTON JUDIN, Architect and Professor, School of Architecture and Planning, WITs
MARIO GOODEN, Professor of Practice, GSAPP
HANNAH LE ROUX, Professor, School of Architecture and Planning, WITs
MOKENA MAKEKA, Makeka Design Lab and Modila
FANUEL MOTSEPE, President, South African Institute of Architects
KATE OTTEN, Architect, Kate Otten Architects
MARK WIGLEY, Dean, GSAPP
MABEL WILSON, Associate Professor of Architecture, GSAPP
W.Va. Intelligence Fusion Center honored for 10th anniversary
CHARLESTON, W.Va. – It tracks down killers and unmasks multi-state crime rings. It thwarts human traffickers and helps keep crowds safe at Bridge Day, the Boy Scout Jamboree and other events. And on Saturday, the W.Va. Intelligence Fusion Center marks its first decade of service.
Governor Jim Justice has honored the Fusion Center’s for its 10th anniversary with a proclamation, presented Friday to Director Jessica Griffith by Deputy Chief of Staff Ann Urling on Friday, March 16, 2018.
Also taking part in the Governor’s Mansion ceremony were U.S. Sen. Joe Manchin, who was governor when the Fusion Center began, and Secretary of State Mac Warner, who has enlisted the center in his mission to defend digital democracy.
“The West Virginia Intelligence Fusion Center is extremely proud of the dedicated service by its men and women both past and present,” Governor Justice wrote. “During the past decade, the Fusion Center has been nationally recognized countless times for its accomplishments.”
Governor Justice also signed an Executive Order last month declaring, for the first time, the Fusion Center to be a criminal justice entity – a critical designation under federal law that enhances its capabilities.
The Fusion Center was formed on March 17, 2008 to apply a bitter lesson from Sept. 11. It allows local, state and federal law enforcement and public safety agencies, as well as private sector partners, to share information, resources, and expertise. This approach harnesses their respective strengths to prevent, detect, investigate and respond to all hazards – including but not limited to terrorist and criminal activity.
The analysts and specialists who staff the Fusion Center routinely provide effective, behind-the-scenes assistance both in the Mountain State and across the country. The center’s numerous successes including tracking the killers of a North Carolina couple as they drove through West Virginia, and the suspect in a Putnam County homicide after he had fled to a Boston suburb; tracing a bogus check to a multi-state fraud ring targeting casinos; and educating everyone from law enforcement and hairdressers on how to spot would-be human traffickers and their victims.
Recent achievements include helping law enforcement identify more than 70 persons of interest and 20 drug trafficking operatives as part of the fight against the opioid crisis and resulting crime in Huntington.
The Fusion Center’s well-honed skill sets and high-tech tools play similarly critical roles in preventing or avoiding hazards. It helps conduct pre-event threat and security assessments and then provides on-site support for all manner of gatherings, from the Greenbrier Classic and this winter’s congressional retreat at the resort to Bridge Day and the jamborees hosted at the Summit Bechtel Reserve.
Much of this assistance occurs below-the-radar and without fanfare. But the Fusion Center’s contributions to public safety and homeland security have still been recognized by numerous organizations and partners, including the U.S. Attorneys for both of West Virginia’s federal court districts and the International Association of Special Investigation Units.
Director Griffith, a veteran analyst for the office, became just the second person to earn that title last month. She succeeded Thom Kirk, whose hiring in 2008 marked the center’s creation and who remains Deputy Secretary and General Counsel of the W.Va. Department of Military Affairs and Public Safety. The Fusion Center is part of WV DMAPS.
“During its 10-year history, the Fusion Center has accomplished so much behind the scenes,” said DMAPS Secretary Jeff Sandy. “The Fusion Center concept is simple in its purpose of protecting Americans from domestic and international threats to our way of life, but complex in its methods to achieve those goals. The citizens of West Virginia owe it a world of thanks.”
Johannesburg
March 13, 2012
Symposium and Exhibition at Arts on Main
Participants:
THORSTEN DECKLER, Architect, 26’10 and School of Architecture and Planning, WITs
ADRIE FOURIE, Urban Planner, Urban Genesis
HILTON JUDIN, Architect and Professor, School of Architecture and Planning, WITs
MARIO GOODEN, Professor of Practice, GSAPP
HANNAH LE ROUX, Professor, School of Architecture and Planning, WITs
MOKENA MAKEKA, Makeka Design Lab and Modila
FANUEL MOTSEPE, President, South African Institute of Architects
KATE OTTEN, Architect, Kate Otten Architects
MARK WIGLEY, Dean, GSAPP
MABEL WILSON, Associate Professor of Architecture, GSAPP
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Johannesburg
March 13, 2012
Symposium and Exhibition at Arts on Main
Participants:
THORSTEN DECKLER, Architect, 26’10 and School of Architecture and Planning, WITs
ADRIE FOURIE, Urban Planner, Urban Genesis
HILTON JUDIN, Architect and Professor, School of Architecture and Planning, WITs
MARIO GOODEN, Professor of Practice, GSAPP
HANNAH LE ROUX, Professor, School of Architecture and Planning, WITs
MOKENA MAKEKA, Makeka Design Lab and Modila
FANUEL MOTSEPE, President, South African Institute of Architects
KATE OTTEN, Architect, Kate Otten Architects
MARK WIGLEY, Dean, GSAPP
MABEL WILSON, Associate Professor of Architecture, GSAPP
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Johannesburg
March 13, 2012
Symposium and Exhibition at Arts on Main
Participants:
THORSTEN DECKLER, Architect, 26’10 and School of Architecture and Planning, WITs
ADRIE FOURIE, Urban Planner, Urban Genesis
HILTON JUDIN, Architect and Professor, School of Architecture and Planning, WITs
MARIO GOODEN, Professor of Practice, GSAPP
HANNAH LE ROUX, Professor, School of Architecture and Planning, WITs
MOKENA MAKEKA, Makeka Design Lab and Modila
FANUEL MOTSEPE, President, South African Institute of Architects
KATE OTTEN, Architect, Kate Otten Architects
MARK WIGLEY, Dean, GSAPP
MABEL WILSON, Associate Professor of Architecture, GSAPP
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Military Intelligence Non-Commission Officer Course- Africa II enhances capacity for intelligence collection, analysis, information sharing among the participating nations, and provides an environment designed to promote collaboration methods within the region’s military intelligence community.
A human intelligence collector uses a radio to communicate with his team during an intelligence-gathering mission in a simulated Afghan village during Panther Strike 2014 at Camp Williams, Utah, June 20. Panther Strike is an annual training event that simulates full-spectrum intelligence gathering operations within a combined joint task force. (U.S. Army National Guard photo/Spc. Brianne M. Roudebush/Released)
On 21st June 2019, ESCP Europe's Turin Campus hosted the conference “Human Intelligence in the Era of Artificial Intelligence”, organised at the Auditorium of the Intesa Sanpaolo Skyscraper to celebrate ESCP Europe's Bicentenary.
In an ecosystem where artificial intelligence has an increasing impact, a range of professors and experts from various disciplines were invited to debate on how human-machine interaction transforms decision-making processes, work speed and flexibility.
Johannesburg
March 13, 2012
Symposium and Exhibition at Arts on Main
Participants:
THORSTEN DECKLER, Architect, 26’10 and School of Architecture and Planning, WITs
ADRIE FOURIE, Urban Planner, Urban Genesis
HILTON JUDIN, Architect and Professor, School of Architecture and Planning, WITs
MARIO GOODEN, Professor of Practice, GSAPP
HANNAH LE ROUX, Professor, School of Architecture and Planning, WITs
MOKENA MAKEKA, Makeka Design Lab and Modila
FANUEL MOTSEPE, President, South African Institute of Architects
KATE OTTEN, Architect, Kate Otten Architects
MARK WIGLEY, Dean, GSAPP
MABEL WILSON, Associate Professor of Architecture, GSAPP
El Dorado County District Attorney
Vern Pierson and Senator Ted Gaines,
R-Roseville, discuss a new report from
Pierson’s office about the Jaycee Lee
Dugard case with the media on Tuesday. Dugard was abducted in South Lake Tahoe in 1991 at the age of 11 and held for 18 years by Phillip Garrido and his wife Nancy. The case left many people wondering how Garrido, a parolee, had escaped suspicion for so long. Pierson said it was widely attributed to Garrido’s
“intelligence and charisma,” which
made him seem like a “model parolee.”
But his office identified five key errors in
the case, starting with releasing Garrido from prison for rape in 1988, and not properly monitoring him.
Photo by Malcolm Maclachlan