Decision support tools for biological restoration and recovery (1 of 2)
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Overview of Chem Restoration Tools: ADVISER and RESTORe
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Decision support tools for restoration and recovery following WMD events
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ADVISER: Automated Decision Visualization and Information System for Emergency Response/Recovery
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Overview of the Prioritization Analysis Tool for all-Hazards / Analyzer for Wide-Area Restoration Effectiveness (PATH/AWARE)
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An end-to-end approach to developing biological and chemical detector requirements
Proceedings of SPIE - The International Society for Optical Engineering
Effective defense against chemical and biological threats requires an "end-to-end" strategy that encompasses the entire problem space, from threat assessment and target hardening to response planning and recovery. A key element of the strategy is the definition of appropriate system requirements for surveillance and detection of threat agents. Our end-toend approach to venue chem/bio defense is captured in the Facilities Weapons of Mass Destruction Decision Analysis Capability (FacDAC), an integrated system-of-systems toolset that can be used to generate requirements across all stages of detector development. For example, in the early stage of detector development the approach can be used to develop performance targets (e.g., sensitivity, selectivity, false positive rate) to provide guidance on what technologies to pursue. In the development phase, after a detector technology has been selected, the approach can aid in determining performance trade-offs and down-selection of competing technologies. During the application stage, the approach can be employed to design optimal defensive architectures that make the best use of available technology to maximize system performance. This presentation will discuss the end-to-end approach to defining detector requirements and demonstrate the capabilities of the FacDAC toolset using examples from a number of studies for the Department of Homeland Security. © 2009 SPIE.
An End-to-End Approach to Developing Biological and Chemical Detector Requirements
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AWARE: Analyzer for Wide-Area Restoration Effectiveness: A Software Toolset for Restoration Planning Analysis and Decision Support
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AWARE: A Planning and Response Tool for Wide-Area Military or Civilian Contamination Events
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Guidelines to improve airport preparedness against chemical and biological terrorism
Guidelines to Improve Airport Preparedness Against Chemical and Biological Terrorism is a 100-page document that makes concrete recommendations on improving security and assessing vulnerable areas and helps its readers understand the nature of chemical and biological attacks. The report has been turned over to Airports Council International (ACI) and the American Association of Airport Executives (AAAE), two organizations that together represent the interests of thousands of airport personnel and facilities in the U.S. and around the world.
Proact : protective and responsive options for airport counter-terrorism
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The PROACT demonstration program : enhanced airport chem-bio facility defense
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