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Tuesday, July 01, 2003

Total Information Overload

Co-program manager Robert L. Popp on the U.S. Defense Department's Terrorism Information Awareness project.

By Erika Jonietz

Robert L. Popp

Position: Deputy director, U.S. Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency Information Awareness Office Issue: Terrorism Information Awareness. This DARPA project, formerly known as Total Information Awareness, seeks better technologies to detect terrorist attacks but has roused the ire of privacy advocates.
Personal Point of Impact: Co-program manager, Terrorism Information Awareness

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