NBC 2006
Programme
Sunday 18th June, 2006 |
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15:00
19:00 |
Registration,
Coffee, TTT Theatre |
19:00
22:00 |
Get-together
party |
Monday 19th June, 2006 |
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08:00
08:50 |
Registration |
09:00
09:10 |
The
opening of the symposium Head of Government Security Jukka Sonninen, Prime
Minister's Office |
Session I. CBRN threat & counter-terrorism Chairs: Prof Jiri Matousek and Prof Kari Nieminen |
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09:10
09:40 |
The
Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty and its radionuclide verification
component Dr Lars-Erik De Geer, Preparatory Commission for the
Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty |
09:40
10:00 |
IMPACT:
A CBRN-related project in the EU PASR program Dr Nieuwenhuizen Maarten, TNO
Defence Security and Safety, the Netherlands |
10:00
10:30 |
Coffee |
Chairs:
Prof Veikko Komppa and Prof Sisko Salomaa |
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10:30
10:50 |
The
OPCW's contribution to global anti-terrorism efforts Mr Irakli Beridze,
OPCW |
10:50
11:10 |
Possible
consequences of a radiological terrorist attack with a dirty bomb Dr
Emmanuel Egger, Spiez Laboratory, Switzerland |
11:10
11:30 |
Radionuclide
source finding using a mobile laboratory for supporting counter terrorism
actions Dr Harri Toivonen, Radiation and Nuclear Safety Authority, Finland |
11:30
13:00 |
Lunch |
Session II. Civil defence & crisis management Chairs: Col Esa Lappalainen and Doc Nils Meinander |
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13:00
13:30 |
Plenary
lecture: Preventive actions against criminal CBRN threats in Finland Mr
Markus Heiskanen and Ms Laura Aalberg, CTU/CBRN-Team, Finland |
13:30
13:50 |
NBC-Defence
preparations of Vienna emergency medical service Dr Andreas Ziegler, Ambulance Service City of Vienna, Austria |
13:50
14:10 |
Handling
CBRN incidents in the Netherlands Dr Sally Hoffer, Dutch National Institute
for Public Health and the Environment, The Netherlands |
14:10
14:30 |
Process
for establishment of CBRN counter terrorism center as a state level
multi-disciplinary preparedness task force Mr Asaf Ashkenazi, ROTEMSHARVIT,
Israel |
14:30
15:00 |
Coffee |
Chairs:
Mr Pertti Tolonen and Ms Taina Rautio |
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15:00
15:20 |
Risk
assessment method for rescue services Ms Riitta Molarius, VTT Technical
Research Centre of Finland, Finland |
15:20
15:40 |
The
way of implementing the concept of education in the field of crisis
management Mr Otakar Mika, Industrial Safety Assessment Technicians, Ltd,
Czech Republic |
Short communications: |
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15:40
15:50 |
The
optimization of CBRN detection training Mr Saunders John, Argon Electronics
LLP, United Kingdom |
15:50
16:00 |
Network
Enabled CBRN Defence Mr Erik Ellinghaus, Bruhn NewTech A/S Denmark |
16:00
16:10 |
AIRSECURE
Risk-based detection and protective filtration system for airports against
airborne chemical, biological or radiological hazards Dr Minna Vδkevδ, Lifa
Air, Finland |
16:10
16:20 |
Triosyn
technology for defense against chemical warfare agents Dr
David Ohayon,
Triosyn Corp, USA |
16:20
18:30 |
Poster
session |
19:30
21:00 |
Reception
at Tampere City Hall |
Tuesday 20th June, 2006 |
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Session III. Disarmament & non-proliferation
of CBRN weapons Chairs: Ms Laura Kansikas-Debraise and Doc Markku
Mesilaakso |
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08:30
09:00 |
Plenary
lecture The Biological Weapons Convection: Old Regrets, New Directions Dr
Richard Lennane, United Nations Department for Disarmament Affairs |
09:00
09:20 |
Impact
of the scientific and technological development on the chemical weapons
convention Emer Prof Jiri Matousek, Masaryk University, Czech Republic |
09:20
09:40 |
New
nuclear weapons various threats Academician Jorma K Miettinen, Finland's
Academy, Finland |
09:40
10:00 |
Chemical
Disarmament in Udmurtia in 2006. Prospects and Problems Dr Vadim G Petrov,
Institute of Applied Mechanics UrB of the Russian Academy of Science, Russia |
10:00
10:30 |
Coffee |
Session IV. Detection, identification and analysis Chairs:
Dr Rolf Hernberg and Doc Tarmo Humppi |
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10:30 11:00 |
Plenary lecture Recent
developments in chemical detection Dr Walter Aue, Spiez Laboratory,
Switzerland |
11:00 11:20 |
Evaluation of commercial co-site
chemical detection equipment and development of new detection technology Mr
Yasuo Seto, National Research Institute of Police Science, Japan |
11:20 11:40 |
Smart
testing of chemical detectors Dr Walter Aue, Spiez Laboratory, Switzerland |
Short communications |
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11:40
11:50 |
A
new real-time generic biological agent detection system Mr Steve Evans,
BIRAL, United Kingdom |
11.50
12:00 |
Portable
bio-agent analyzer based on ultra-sensitive 3D-immuno-assay Dr Hubertus
Haan, Carl Zeiss Optronics GmbH, Germany |
12:00
12.10 |
Radioactive
sources: the holy grain for ionization in IMS? Dr Norbert Klφpper, Bruker
Daltonik GmbH, Germany |
12:10
13:30 |
Lunch |
Chairs:
Dr Walter Aue and Dr Paula Maatela |
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13:30
13:50 |
Automatic
NBC surveillance system, CATSS Dr Hans-Christian Gran, Norwegian Defence
Research Establishment, Norway |
13:50
14:10 |
Set-up
to measure fluorescence excitation spectra from individual biological
particles Mr Matti Putkiranta, Tampere University of Technology, Finland |
14:10
14:30 |
Fieldable
biodetection system using MALDI-ATOFMS Dr Olaf Kievit/Dr Maarten
Nieuwenhuizen, TNO Defence, Security and Safety, The Netherlands |
14:30
14:50 |
Deployable
NBC analytical laboratory Mr Lars Nilsson, Swedish Defence Materiel
Administration, Sweden |
14:50
15:10 |
Procedures
for screening of C-agents in the field laboratory Dr Paula Vanninen,
VERIFIN, University of Helsinki, Finland |
Short
communications: |
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15:10
15:20 |
Detection
of chemical and biological warfare using Laser Induced Breakdown Spectroscopy
(LIBS) Mr Stephane Morel, Thales Security Systems, France |
15:20
15:30 |
Early
Warning of Biological Aerosol Attacks Dr Scott Maurer, Lockheed Martin
Maritime Systems and Sensors, Unites States |
15:30
15:40 |
The
development of an integrated sensor management system, Mr Tony Rowe, Serco
Assurance, United Kingdom |
15:40
15:50 |
Next
gen EnviScreen CBRN system Mr Tommi Kainulainen, Environics Oy, Finland |
15:50
16:20 |
Coffee |
16:00
18:00 |
Outdoor
exhibition of CBRN equipment Finnish
Engineering and NBC Defence School et. al., Finland |
20:00
23:00 |
Symposium
dinner |
Wednesday, 21st June, 2006 |
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Session III. Disarmament & non-proliferation
of CBRN weapons continuing Chairs:
Ms Laura Kansikas-Debraise and Doc Markku Mesilaakso |
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08:30
09:00 |
Green
Cross Role in Russian Chemical Demilitarization Prof Sergei Baranovski, Green
Cross Russia |
Session V: Protection & decontamination Chairs:
Dr Bjφrn-Arne Johnsen and Mr Matti Puutio |
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09:00
09:30 |
Plenary
lecture: The NATO Soldier Modernisation Plan (SMP) Brig Richard Mountford,
Individual Fighting Systems Ltd, UK |
09:30
09:50 |
Sorption
of sulphur mustard simulant in respirator material Dr Egil Bakken,
Norwegian Defence Research Establishment, Norway |
09:50
10:10 |
Performing
medical procedures in NBC protective ensembles in warm and cold environments
Dr Sirkka Rissanen, Finnish Institute of Occupational Health, Finland |
10:10
10:40 |
Coffee |
Chairs:
Dr Ola Claesson and Mr Heikki Seulanto |
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10:40
11:00 |
Evaluation and management of the
consequences of a radiological dispersion on health and environment Mr Vincenzo
Mauro, Italian Army, Logistic Command, Italy |
Short communications: |
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11:00 11:10 |
Cost-effective
bio-monitoring for building protection Mr Ezra Merrill, MesoSystems
Technology Inc, Unites States |
11:10 11:20 |
CRISTANINI's
systems for the CBRNE detoxification and decontamination Mr David Butler,
Christanini S.p.A., Italy |
11:20 11:30 |
Development
of a new family of NBC decontaminants Mr Hans-Joachim Tφpfer, Kδrcher
Futuretech GmbH, Germany |
11:30
11:40 |
Closing
of Poster session |
11:40
13:00 |
Lunch |
Session VI. Medical preparedness for CBRN threats Chairs: Prof Pauli Ylitalo and Dr Tiina Santonen |
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13:00
13:30 |
Plenary
lecture: Diseases caused by agents with potential application by
bio-terrorists: zoonotic infections in North-Western Russia Dr Nikolay
Tokarevich, St. Petersburg Pasteur Institute, Russia |
13:30
13:50 |
Finnish
Biological Defence Doc Simo Nikkari, Centre for Biothreat Preparedness and
Centre of Military Medicine, Finland |
13:50
14:10 |
A
study of kinetics of virus-cell interaction with Dynamic Flow Cytometry Ms
Dina Goloshchapova, State Research Center of Virology and Biotechnology
'Vector', Russia |
14:10
14:30 |
Evaluation
of efficacy of antibiotics and probiotics combined use in animals infected
with the vaccine strain of anthrax agent Prof Eugene Vorobeychikov,
Institute of highly pure biopreparations, Russia |
14:30
14:50 |
Danger
of toxic carbamates as threat agents Prof Valerii D Tonkopii, Russian
Academi of Sciences, Russia |
14:50
15:20 |
Coffee |
15:20
15:40 |
Cyanide
Antagonism by Alpha-ketoglutarate: Biochemical and Physiological Studies in
Rats Dr Rahul Bhattacharya, Defence Research and Development Establishment,
India |
15:40
16:00 |
Studies
of reactivators of cholinesterase synthesized in Bulgaria. Dr Christophor
Dishovrsky Military Medical Academy, Bulgaria |
16:00
16:20 |
Gene
expression profiles of human neuroblastoma (SH-SY5Y) cell lines exposed to a
single and repeated low-dose of nerve-agent sarin. Prof Ponnampalam
Gopalakrishnakone, National University of Singapore, Singapore |
16:20
16:40 |
Vascular
endothelial growth factor in bronchoalveolar lavage fluid in sulfur mustard
exposed lung patients: a pilot study Dr Ali Karami, Research Centre of
Molecular Biology, Iran |
16:40 |
Closing
of the symposium |