Counterterrorism and Open Source Intelligence [pdf]

Counterterrorism and Open Source Intelligence
Edited by Uffe Kock Wiil
(Lecture Notes in Social Networks vol 2)

458 pp, 2011, 182 illustrations, 21 chapters in 5 parts, chapter references.

From chapter one:
“Open source information is increasingly important to support intelligence tasks. The increasing ability to successfully mine data from large, incoherent sources, allows analysts to build up detailed composite overviews of their targets. Open source analysis is not a substitute for traditional classified work. Analysts can use the generated open source overview in combination with information from other (classified) sources to build a comprehensive all source overview of a particular target.”

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