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• DG Wireless Project Makes Traffic the Network
• USC Project Tracks Cargo from Port to Loading Dock
• IEEE e-Gov Workshop to Meet in Boston
• New FedStats Feature Simplifies Local Data-Gathering
• CTG Guide Outlines Key Success Factors for Government Collaborations
• Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences Issues Call for Papers
• Forecasting Future Wars
• Tracking the Unseen Perils of Wildfires
• DG Researchers Pool Pollution Data Sources
• Of Crayons, Form Letters and Spam
• DG Funds Tools for Protecting Your Digital Identity
• Watching the Skies to Protect the Earth
CISE Launches Digital Society Research Program
• NSF Announces $30 Million for "Cyber Trust"
• NSF Launches New Integration Plan for Scientific Data
• Cyberinfrastructure/DG White Paper Now Online
• dg.o2004 Issues Call for Papers
• DG Researchers Encode the Shipping Lanes
• DG Project Puts Eyes on a Crumbling Coastline
• Cooperation Flounders When Subcultures Clash
• CTG Study Models Organizational Behavior
• DG Project Unifies Heterogeneous Databases for Users
• UMD HCI Lab Pioneers a Better Interface
• Stendebach Leaves Rich Legacy
• Harvard Report: Can DG Protect Your Identity?
• DG Discipline is Maturing, Facing New Challenges
• System Demos Show Off New Hardware, Software
• International e-Gov Research Reaches Across Borders
• Andrews Details Cyberinfrastructure Plan
• Broader Than Ever, dg.o2003 Convenesin Boston
• dg.o2003 to show depth, diversity of DG research
• Washington researchers collaborate on ecological health
• NATO/Russia Joint Research Grants posted
• Harvard researchers explore gov't. stovepipe culture
• Monitoring the ecosystem in 3-D
• "Spherical video" system offers 720-degree views
• UWash researchers are building the real "SimCity"
• Negroponte to deliver dgo2003 keynote address
• DGRC works to bridge the data gap
• JASIST issues call for intelligence & security papers
• Dates announced for dg.o2003 in Boston
• Streamlined social services: the quest for seamless database integration
• Culture clash: DG researchers probe e-gov partnerships
• NSF names CISE exec as CIO
• Stanford, EPA researchers experiment with computerizing legal advice
• e-Government working better than ever, 5-year DG research project finds
• NSF announces ITR proposal deadlines
• CISE announces DG deadline change
• NSF, intelligence to cooperate on "data mining" research
• Project Battuta wires the field
• Can IT unite Los Angeles?
• Visualizing American life: The Quality Graphics project
• CTG mines Web for top e-gov reports
• NSF releases 3-decade report on support for academic R&D
• Nat. Acads put preparedness forum proceedings online
• CNET: Computer Security Increasingly Vital to Homeland Defense
• 2002 MIT/Accenture Digital Govt. awards announced
• RAND releases 9/11 report on first-responders
• Nat Acads: U.S. must harness technology to fight terrorism
• National Academies launch privacy study
• NISS announces new Web services for remote apps use
• e-Rulemaking Workshop at NDU - Presentations now available
• Nat Acads launch bioterrorism portal
• CISE releases DAS program announcement
• CISE moves DG proposal submission deadline to Oct. 9
• Pew report: "How people use government agencies Web sites"
• CSTB Report on Digital Government Released
• NIMA announces Phase II of GI2Vis advanced R&D program
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