Oakland Seaport, CA: Industry and Public Sector Cooperation for Information Sharing
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Walsh, Wendy
Salem, Anita
Englehorn, Lyla
Hocevar, Susan Page
Date
2013Metadata
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The Multimodal Information Sharing Team (MIST) is an evolution of the Maritime Information Sharing
Taskforce that has been conducting workshops in domestic ports since 2008. After conducting four MIST
workshops, the interconnection of the maritime domain to other modalities in terms of information sharing
became a natural expansion of the research. Beginning in Boston, the MIST framework and process for the
collaborative exploration of information sharing embraced the larger port multimodal community. The
MIST continues to emphasize the private sector perspective to ensure that government stakeholders are leveraging
these critical players in the sharing of all hazards threat information protecting our global supply
chain.
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(MIST Oakland)
Multimodal Information Sharing Team (MIST)
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