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SEC-2 Demonstration Project Phase 1
Submitted by consen on Sat, 2008-10-18 11:00.
COOPERATION
THEME 10
SECURITY
Call SEC-2009-1
SEC-2 Demonstration Project Phase 1
Coordination and support actions 100% funded of 1.5 years of duration
Activity 10.1: Increasing the Security of citizens.
Topic SEC-2009.1.1.2 CBRNE (Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear
agents and Explosives (phase 1)
The Security theme aims at meeting its main objectives – improved security for the citizens,
and enhanced competitiveness for industry - as substantiated in the topics of its
‘demonstration projects‘ which will be the ’flagships‘ of the Security theme.
Successful demonstration of the appropriateness and performance of novel solutions is a key
factor for the take-up of the output of the research work and its implementation by security
policies and measures.
CBRNE CBRNE
Barcelona October 2008
Technology oriented research in the Security theme consists of several
building blocks, representing three – in some cases parallel, in others
subsequent - routes that contribute to the overall objectives:
- On the top level of the building block structure, demonstration projects
will carry out research aiming at large scale integration, validation
and demonstration of new security systems of systems going
significantly beyond the state of art.
They depend upon the compatible, complementary and interoperable
development of requisite system and technology building blocks of the
integration projects and capability projects.
They intend to promote the application of an innovative security solution,
which implies a strong involvement of end users, taking into account the
relevant legal and society related issues, and strong links to new
standardisation.
The Security theme aims at meeting its main objectives –
DemenCare - HEALTH-2009-3.2-1: Organisation of dementia care <3Dec08
Submitted by consen on Fri, 2008-10-17 21:06.
3.2. QUALITY, EFFICIENCY AND SOLIDARITY OF HEALTHCARE SYSTEMS INCLUDING TRANSITIONAL HEALTH SYSTEMS
Single-stage submission and evaluation; deadline 3 December 2008
Funding scheme: Medium-scale focused research collaborative project
Duration of 3 years and total budget of 3ME of 75% co-funded
The objective is to provide, in the light of new knowledge, scientifically validated tools to allow
countries to learn from the experience of other health systems and their sustainability, taking into account he importance of national contexts and population characteristics (ageing, mobility, migration, education, ocio-economic status and the changing world of work etc).
DemenCare INNOVANET Barcelona September08
The Bruhn NewTech Group
Submitted by consen on Tue, 2008-10-14 13:58.
The Bruhn NewTech Group
What we do:
• Provide CBRNE situational awareness hazard prediction warning and reporting software
• From First Responder to Incident Command Centres and vice versa
• In simple, easy to use reports that can be transmitted in many formats
• All information can be displayed Geospatially for quick assessments
• Over 8,000 operators world wide using our software products
What we do:
• Integrate all types of CBRNE and Metrological sensor data
• Convert that data and display it into one easy to use sensor management system
• Provide software and hardware solutions on any sensor carrying platform or network
• Allow relevant sensor information to integrate directly into hazard prediction software
• Provide sensor simulation software to allow realistic operational training
Core Elements
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The Bruhn NewTech Group
What we have done:
• CBRN sensor integration into military platforms
• CBRN sensor integration into civilian platforms
• Hazard software integration into C2/C3 Command systems
• Standalone and networked hazard solutions for
Incident Commanders at the scene
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The Bruhn NewTech Group
What are we looking for:
• Coordinators and partners within the following topics of interest:
Aftermath Crisis Management System SEC-2009.4.1.1
Main Port Area Security System SEC-2009.3.2.1
SEC-2009.1.1.2 CBRNE
SEC-2009.4.2.1 First responder of the future
SEC-2009.4.3.3 Simulation, planning and training tools
and methods for management of crisis
and complex emergencies
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The Bruhn NewTech Group
What we provide:
Institut for Public Safety of Catalonia ISPC - Generalitat de Catalunya
Submitted by Malin.Roiha on Tue, 2008-10-14 11:46.
Institut for Public Safety of Catalonia
Contents
• Catalonia, firefighters and police
• The Institute for Public Safety of Catalonia (A brief reference to Firefighters School of Catalonia and Police School of Catalonia)
• First responders training: firefighters and police
• Research and international networking
1. Catalonia
Country name: – Catalunya
Area: – 32.000 square kilometres
Population (2007): – 7.210.508 – 12% immigrants
Capital (2007): – Barcelona (1.595.110)
Languages: – Catalan and Spanish
1. Firefighters and police in Catalonia (2007)
Firefighters of Catalonia Professionals – 2.402
Volunteers – paid on call (+training) – 2.462
Summer reinforcement – 1.120 auxiliary firefighter (forest fire)
Police of Catalonia
Regional police – 14.160
Local police – 10.916
1. Firefighters services 2007:
Rescues: traffic accidents, Other rescues, Urban fires, Forest fires, Other fires, Urgent technical assistances, Explosion and collapse
2. Institute for Public Safety of Catalonia Generalitat de Catalunya (regional government)
Ministry of Interior, Institutional Relations and Participation General Secretary Secretary of Security
General Direction for Fire Prevention, Extinction and Rescue
General Direction of Police Institute for Public Safety of Catalonia
Firefighters
(Cos de Bombers de la Generalitat de Catalunya)
NATZARDS - CLIMATE CHANGE, POLLUTION AND RISKS CLIMATE CHANGE, POLLUTION AND RISKS
Submitted by consen on Wed, 2008-10-01 14:34.
Call: FP7-ENV-2009-1
Activity: CLIMATE CHANGE, POLLUTION AND RISKS CLIMATE CHANGE, POLLUTION AND RISKS
ENV.2009.1.3.2.1 Costs of natural hazards <8 January 2009
Sub-Activity 6.1.3 Natural Hazards 6.1.3 Natural Hazards
Indicative budget: EUR 13 million
Funding scheme: Coordination Action
Area 6.1.3.2 Area 6.1.3.2 Vulnerability assessment and societal impacts Vulnerability assessment and societal impacts
Research on climate/meteorological related natural hazards and disasters Research on climate/meteorological related natural hazards and disasters
Societal impacts and economic costs of climate/meteorological enabling better diagnostics and effective design of future prevention strategies.
Coordination actions of Research for enabling Coordination actions of Research for enabling
better diagnostics, accurate assessment, effective better diagnostics, accurate assessment, effective
design of prevention strategies and foresight of design of prevention strategies and foresight of
Societal impacts and economic costs of natural Societal impacts and economic costs of natural
hazards and disasters on climate change. hazards and disasters on climate change.
ENV.2009.1.3.2.1 Costs of natural hazards ENV.2009.1.3.2.1 Costs of natural hazards
* Compile, analyse and assess existing methods and approaches enabling to better estimate the costs of hazards
and disasters (climate and hydro-meteorology related hazards) including direct damages, indirect losses and costs
for emergency response and preparedness.
* Evaluate knowledge and gaps on direct and indirect economic benefit of prevention measures.
DTSI/Virtual reality Cognitics & Intefaces Unit - cea.fr
Submitted by Hassane.Essafi on Fri, 2008-09-19 11:29.
We are very glad to have those news from you, and of course we also share the idea that we need to add our efforts.
In fact we already had decided to contact "industrial parks" (je ne sais pas si c'est le vraie nom en anglais) hosting
CBRNE industries in France, since it is a neighbour country to Spain (and Catalunya): maybe in Marseile or Toulouse areas.
In addition, the experience you talk about is fully complementary to our, and I think that with your help we could easily reproduce
the same profile of partners we have designed in Spain:
- Research and training response teams
- CBRNE response teams end users
So, as Ferran mentioned, it would be worth if you could contact some industrial partners interested in sharing response teams
infrastructure and members with neighbour industries. The officer of EC told us that we should add to our team, some industrie(s)
in the Biological area. I know that there are some biological laboratories also in the "Côte d'Azur", but I don't have any major
contact there, and I neither know their relevance in the whole France scenario.
Another good approach would be to design training courses and simulations for nuclear incidents, and put together partners from
Catalan and French nuclear plants, those close to Loire are not so far from the Spanish ones (about 600Km). And in addition we
have the ITER project in the area, which is just a project so far, but I think that the Idea of using some EC resources to evaluate
its Risk Analysis basis, and to design the response teams and infrastructure requirements, taking into consideration the available
knowledge in the area, to minimise the costs and maximise the expertise, will be of great interest to all the involved countries.
Best regards
Manel
FP7 Security Info Day - 15 September 2008
Submitted by consen on Thu, 2008-09-18 19:23.
FP7 Security Info Day - 15 September 2008
CCAB, Rue Froissart 36, 1040, Brussels
A new Call for Proposals for Security Research (FP7-SEC-2009-1) under the Seventh Framework Programme for Research and Technological Development (FP7) was published on 3 September 2008.
In order to support the preparation of proposals, the Directorate General for Enterprise and Industry (DG ENTR) of the European Commission held an Information Day on 15 September 2008 in the Centre de Conférences Albert Borschette (CCAB) (Room 0D), Rue Froissart 36, in 1040 Brussels (420 meters from DG ENTR's
BREYDEL premises at Avenue d'Auderghem 45).
SENESCENCE@HOME Trans-European platform of senescence services and products at home SUBMITTED
Submitted by Pap.Homer on Wed, 2008-09-10 18:53.
SENESCENCE@HOME proposes the overall integration, adaptation and enhancement of the EU co-funded OLDES platform, with state-ofthe-art technologies and low cost ICT components to provide end to end services to elderly with cognitive problems due to age. The project will provide a more advanced and reliable open ICT platform enabling users' day-to-day activities, providing pleasure and comfort, facilitating communication with their social environment and supporting end user's training to cope with their problems. The advancement of the platform concerns its openness to systems and technologies, the ability to support end users while indoors as well as outdoors and its ability to support different categories of elderly people suffering from cognitive problems. The reliability of the platform will be ensured in the realm of a pan European level scale deployment in five pilot sites in five European countries with different categories of users.
SENESCENCE@HOME Trans-European platform of senescence services and products at home
36 Duration - Call: CIP-ICT-PSP-2008-2 - Activity:CIP-ICT-PSP.2008.1.4 eHealth
Net of 5 Pilot-nets of 250 current users
CBRNE Crisis Management Federated Response & Training
Submitted by consen on Wed, 2008-09-10 09:04.
Simulation, planning and training tools
Activity area 10.4. Restoring security and safety in case of crisis
Capability Project of 3M€ and 3 years
Institut de Seguretat Pública de Catalunya [ISPC] Barcelona August08
Topic SEC-2009.4.3.3: Simulation, planning and training tools Simulation, planning and training tools
Capabilities building
• Common protocols and interfaces between public/private response teams,
based on Quality of Service.
• Methodology to Physical/Virtual risk prevention/response evaluation and
resources planning amongst regions.
• Remote training of safety service providers of complex emergencies and crisis
Digital Defense Technologies experience on Crisis Management CIS and CBRN Chemical Biological Radiologic Nuclear
Submitted by consen on Mon, 2008-09-08 09:45.
Disat is an SME software company with experienced engineers on Crisis Management CIS and
and CBRN ( Chemical Biological Radiologic Nuclear) calculations calculations and and azard hazard estimation estimation.
The main objective of the company is is to to develop develop ICT and and security security ased based projects projects collaboration with EU and other world world wide wide
companies companies for for novel novel echnologies technologies and and products
DISAT has worked cooperatively ooperatively with with Turkish Turkish Security
Security Forces Forces DISAT DISAT experienced experienced on NATO CBRN on NATO CBRN standards standards, real real ime data time data processing processing, multi multi sensor sensor/client client data data gathering gathering
and and processing processing this this ata data for for alarm alarm and and prevention
prevention management management.
The company company has an engine/ has an engine/library library that that performs performs
the the calculations calculations or for contamination contamination of CBRN of
CBRN events events. This This engine is engine is currently used used by by
military military forces forces to to support support their their national national (e.g. (e.g. Maritime
Maritime Forces Forces
Exercise Exercise 2008) 2008) and and international international exercises exercises (e.g. NATO DOGU KDENIZ 2008) AKDENIZ 2008)
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