# Institute for Defense Analyses **Domain:** Austin Research / Institutions **Doc Type:** Research entity **Source basis:** Supplied research cluster with linked references; see the [[wiki/Austin Research Evidence Map|evidence map]] for verification scope. The **Institute for Defense Analyses (IDA)** appears in the 2002 UT UARC chemical-biological report as a participating institution, with Gordon Boezer among the authors. Its importance here is the connection between research and integrated defense analysis. The report considers sensors, medical responses, communications, and the coordination needed for an incident response rather than isolating each device or laboratory. This is a historical participation record within the early countermeasures program. It gives that program’s wider institutional network a stable wiki address. ## Connected entries [[wiki/National Biological and Chemical Countermeasures Program|National Biological and Chemical Countermeasures Program]] · [[wiki/Institute for Advanced Technology|Institute for Advanced Technology]] · [[wiki/Medical Countermeasures|Medical Countermeasures]] ## Sources and corpus context - [[research/The Austin Executable Loop|The Austin Executable Loop — master document]] - [Kornguth et al. — The Army’s University Affiliated Research Center Chemical/Biological Countermeasures (2002), author-deposited report](https://www.researchgate.net/publication/235107434_The_Army%27s_University_Affiliated_Research_Center_ChemicalBiological_Countermeasures) **Cluster:** [[wiki/Austin Executable Loop|Austin Executable Loop]] · [[wiki/Austin Research Evidence Map|Austin Research Evidence Map]]