- Introduction
- Motivation
- Problem Statement & Objectives
- Organization of the Report
- Literature Survey
- Proposed System
- Details of Hardware & Software
- Installation
- Usage
- Contributing
- License
Welcome to the Terrorist Activity Forecasting and Risk Assessment System (TAFRAS), a project designed to address the critical issue of predicting and assessing terrorist activities. Our system leverages data analysis and risk assessment techniques to provide insights and predictions in the field of counter-terrorism.
The motivation behind TAFRAS is the increasing global concern about terrorism and the need for proactive measures to mitigate risks and respond effectively to emerging threats. TAFRAS is driven by the goal of making our world a safer place.
Problem Statement: The world faces the continuous challenge of forecasting terrorist activities and assessing associated risks in real time. TAFRAS addresses this challenge by predicting and assessing terrorist incidents.
Objectives:
- Develop a forecasting model for predicting terrorist incidents.
- Create a risk assessment framework to evaluate the potential severity of these incidents.
- Provide a user-friendly interface for users to access this information easily.
This report is structured as follows:
- Section 2 presents a Literature Survey, including a review of existing systems, their limitations, and our contributions.
- Section 3 delves into the Proposed System, explaining our approach, architecture, algorithms, software, and hardware details, the code repository, experimental results, and our conclusions and future work.
In the existing landscape, various systems attempt to address similar issues. We review these systems to understand their strengths and shortcomings.
Our analysis of existing systems and research gaps led to the development of TAFRAS, which aims to overcome the limitations of current solutions.
TAFRAS significantly contributes to filling the research gap by providing more accurate predictions and risk assessments for counter-terrorism efforts.
The proposed system, TAFRAS, leverages advanced machine learning, data analysis, and real-time data collection to forecast terrorist activities and assess associated risks.
TAFRAS is designed with a modular architecture, incorporating multiple components that work seamlessly to provide the desired predictions and assessments.
Our system utilizes cutting-edge algorithms to process large datasets and extract valuable insights for risk assessment.
To run TAFRAS, you'll need basic hardware and software requirements, which are outlined in this section.
The project's source code is hosted on GitHub, where you can access and contribute to the development.
We present the results of our experiments, including the accuracy of our predictions and risk assessments, in this section.
This section summarizes the key findings and outlines areas for future work and improvements in the TAFRAS system.
- CPU: 2.0 GHz or faster
- RAM: 4 GB or more
- Storage: 20 GB or more
- Internet connection
- Python 3.x
- Data analysis and machine learning libraries (e.g., NumPy, Pandas, Scikit-Learn)
- Web framework
Details on how to install and set up TAFRAS on your local machine can be found in the installation guide in our repository.
TAFRAS is designed to be user-friendly. Our user guide explains how to utilize the system effectively.
TAFRAS is distributed under the 
