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Using Graph Theoretical Methods And Traceroute To Visually Represent Hidden Networks, Jordan M. Sahs
Using Graph Theoretical Methods And Traceroute To Visually Represent Hidden Networks, Jordan M. Sahs
UNO Student Research and Creative Activity Fair
Within the scope of a Wide Area Network (WAN), a large geographical communication network in which a collection of networking devices communicate data to each other, an example being the spanning communication network, known as the Internet, around continents. Within WANs exists a collection of Routers that transfer network packets to other devices. An issue pertinent to WANs is their immeasurable size and density, as we are not sure of the amount, or the scope, of all the devices that exists within the network. By tracing the routes and transits of data that traverses within the WAN, we can identify …
Collecting And Organizing Far-Left Extremist Data From Unstructured Internet Sources, Eric Perez
Collecting And Organizing Far-Left Extremist Data From Unstructured Internet Sources, Eric Perez
UNO Student Research and Creative Activity Fair
Far-left extremism refers to a network of groups who adhere to and take direct action in accordance with one or more of the following ideas: Support for bio-centric diversity, the belief that the earth and animals are in immediate danger, and the view that the government and other parts of society are responsible for this danger and incapable/unwilling to fix the crisis and preserve the American wilderness (Chermak, Freilich, Duran, & Parkin). Far-left extremism groups self-report activities using publicly accessible, online communiqués. These activities include arson, property damage, harassment, sabotage, and theft (Loadenthal). The communiqués are structured like blog posts …