Research
ICHS has created and developed the current and complete taxonomy for homeland security, collecting every major term, idea, and issue in the field of homeland security and organizing them into an easily accessible framework of fewer than 20 headings. This taxonomy has been cross checked against similar documents from NORTHCOM, the Naval Postgraduate School and DHS. The taxonomy forms the foundation of the center's research tool named TEX (Taxonomy for Education and eXporation), which consists of one page summaries and links to more than 2500 key studies, documents, and sources on homeland security issues (focused primarily on policy). This resource is designed as a first stop for new students and faculty, connecting faculty with a greater depth in science, technology, and engineering with the fundamentals and realities of policy. It is updated daily.
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