Topic: Alternative Energy

Name: International Hazardous Materials Response Teams Conference
Start: 2020-06-04T00:00:00-04:00
End: 2020-06-07T23:59:59-04:00
Location: Baltimore

Podcast

Geopolitics of Climate Change: Why India and China Matter for US National Security – Part 2 of 2

Posted: 01/29/2020 | Presenters: Ambassador (ret.) Richard D. Kauzlarich, Dr. Andrew Light | Leave a Comment

In the second installment of this two-part series, Ambassador Rich Kauzlarich and Dr. Andrew Light discuss opportunities for global cooperation on energy innovation and climate policy. The conversation includes how the economic and development needs of India and China create opportunity for cooperation, the Paris Agreement, and China's Belt and Road Read More

Podcast

Alternative Energy for Resilience

Posted: 11/19/2019 | Presenter: Eliza Hotchkiss | Leave a Comment

This video podcast focuses on using alternative energy technologies to enhance resilience. Eliza Hotchkiss, Technical Lead for Disaster Recovery and Resilience at the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL), explains the importance of energy resiliency and how alternative energy systems can be designed to enhance resilience. She will also discuss how Read More

HDIAC Journal - Protecting Critical Infrastructure in the Digital Age

Volume 6, Issue 4 of the HDIAC Journal covers four of HDIAC's eight focus areas with articles on Critical infrastructure Protection, Biometrics, Medical, and Alternative Energy.

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Welcome to the HDIAC

Stephen Redifer, Director of the Homeland Defense and Security Information Analysis Center (HDIAC) welcomes you to your community of practice.

The mission of the HDIAC is to provide users with focused expert technical consulting and unbiased scientific and technical information through in-depth analysis and the creation of specialized information products in support of the HDIAC' s eight vital technical focus areas.

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HDIAC Report: Cyber-physical systems and Critical Infrastructure

The systems that support our daily lives are increasingly dependent on the Internet, and having a resilient critical infrastructure is essential to our national security. This report highlights how cyber-physical systems can affect critical infrastructure.

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