CBRN. Security Manager Handbook

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Project “Support for European Union action in the field of CBRN security managers education” SE-CBRN-URE is funded by European Commission, The Directorate-General for Migration and Home Affairs (DG HOME) from Internal Security Fund – Police, call “Implementation of the EU CBRN Action Plan, the EU Action Plan on enhancing the security of explosives and the European programme of critical infrastructure protection”. Total project budget – 684 377 Euro (EU contribution – 615 940 Euro). Grant Agreement No. HOME/2015/ISFP/AG/CBRN/4000008459
Acts of chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear (CBRN) terrorism are four new risks that the European public has to take into consideration. With the possibility of these different forms of weapons of mass destruction (WMDs) being used in acts of terrorism, an urgent need has arisen to prevent and combat their use. The use of any of the four types of CBRN weapons in acts of terrorism could open the door to the possibility of destabilization of the European Union, and lead to undermining its economic stability, public security and social integrity. An additional problem is the constant threat of explosives, especially home-made devices, which can be used by themselves or as a release mechanism for CBRN agents.


Rok wydania2018
Liczba stron622
KategoriaPublikacje darmowe
WydawcaWydawnictwo Uniwersytetu Łódzkiego
ISBN-13978-83-8142-185-0
Numer wydania1
Informacja o sprzedawcyePWN sp. z o.o.

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  About the project    13
  Introduction to “CBRN security manager”    19
  Handbook structure    35
  
  MODULE I. MANAGEMENT AND LEGAL ASPECTS OF CBRN-E     37
  1. Selected legal issues in CBRN-E    39
  2. Crisis management    51
  3. Selected issues in forensic techniques    69
  
  MODULE II. THE BIOLOGICAL BASIS OF CBRN    85
  1. Microbiology    87
  2. Toxicology    141
  3. Genetics    193
  4. Biological Toxins    213
  5. Radiobiology     239
  6. Methods of detecting biological materials    271
  
  MODULE III. PRACTICAL FIELDWORK TRAINING IN THE DETECTION AND SAMPLING OF BIOLOGICAL MATERIALS    303
  1. Organisation of the biological sampling process    305
  2. Personal protective measures    325
  3. Transport of dangerous biological materials    343
  4. Methods of sampling    355
  5. Methods of biological samples field analysis    379
  
  MODULE IV. DETECTION AND LIQUIDATION OF TOXIC CHEMICAL AGENTS    399
  1. Individual protection equipment    401
  2. Detection of chemical contaminants    419
  3. Deconmtamination of chemical agents    461
  
  MODULE V. RADIATION AND NUCLEAR DEFENCE     495
  1. Radiation and defense against nuclear weapons    497
  2. Radiation detection and protection procedures    529
  
  MODULE VI. THE BASIS OF SAPPER-PYROTECHNIC RECOGNITION     537
  1. Pyrotechnic Recognition    539
  
  MODULE VII. COUNTER-TERRORISM    549
  1. Formal and legal basis for combating terrorism    551
  2. Decision-making in emergency responses to terrorist attacks    579
  3. Terrorism as a threat to public order    593
  4. Anti-terrorist actions involving CBRN materials    617
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