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MAIN THEME:
HOMELAND SECURITY & READINESS
Building Stronger, Safer
Upgraded protection standards in the post-9/11 era will influence new building trends.
By Maj. H.J. "Hank" Schneider, M.SAME, USMC (Ret.)
Disaster Resilience
Only through developing disaster resilience can regions withstand
all-hazards catastrophes in an interconnected world.
By Paula L. Scalingi, Ph.D.
Border Control
Facility design experts are helping to improve the control of our borders to keep America safe.
By David A. Yentzer, M.SAME
Who's in Charge?
Architects and engineers can and should play important roles in emergency management and response.
By MaryAnn E. Marrocolo
EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES
Technology Saves Lives
Combined military geospatial intelligence efforts helped emergency responders after hurricanes Katrina and Rita.
By Kelly M. Dilks, Lt. Col. Michael G. Foss, USA and Maj. Jeffrey L. Martin, USA
Biometrics 101
With Biometrics more available, facilities engineers and security officers have new access control options at their fingertips.
By James Mann, M.SAME, and Rick White, M.SAME
Fabric Replaces Metal Ducts
Fabric duct, used commerically for more than a decade, is a new option for military installations and facilities.
By Nick Paschke
HURRICANE RELIEF EFFORTS
Small Business to the Rescue
Small businesses coast to coast are assisting federal agencies in hurricane recovery.
By Roy Mohammad, M.SAME, and Jennifer P. Fogg, CPF, M.SAME
Weathering the Storm
Accounts from four servicement who were at the forefront of hurricane Katrina and the subsequent relief efforts.
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THE Military ENGINEER · No. 639 · Vol. 98
© 2006 The Society of American Military Engineers. All rights reserved.
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