An Overview of DHS S&T Chem/Bio Protection & Decontamination
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1 An Overview of DHS S&T Chem/Bio Protection & Decontamination Joint Chemical Biological Decontamination & Protection Conference & Exhibition October 22-25, 2007 Virginia Beach Convention Center, Virginia Beach, VA Lance Brooks Research & Development Branch Chemical and Biological Division Science and Technology Directorate Department of Homeland Security
2 S&T Organization DHS U/S S&T Director of Research Starnes Walker Director of Innovation Roger McGinnis Director of Transition Bob Hooks (Innovation) Explosives Jim Tuttle Chem/Bio John Vitko Command, Control & Interoperability Dave Boyd Borders/ Maritime Dave Newton (Acting) Human Factors Sharla Rausch Infrastructure/ Geophysical Chris Doyle (Acting) Research Transition Research Transition Research Transition Research Transition Research Transition Research Transition (Research) (Applications) 2
3 DHS Requirements/Capability Capstone IPTs DHS S&T Product Enabling Homeland Capabilities (EHCs) Information Sharing/Mgmt Border Security Chem/Bio Defense OIA CBP/ICE CMO/IP Acquisition C2I Acquisition Borders/Maritime Acquisition Chem/Bio OOC Inspector/Agents Policy Maritime Security Cyber Security Explosive Prevention Cargo Security USCG CS&T TSA/USSS CBP Acquisition Borders/ Maritime Acquisition Infrastructure/ Geophysical/C2I Acquisition Explosives Acquisition/ Policy Borders/ Maritime Guardsmen People Screening SCO/CIS Infrastructure Owners/Operators Infrastructure Protection IP Agents Officers/Industry Incident Management Interoperability Prep & Response FEMA/OEC FEMA Acquisition Human Factors Acquisition Infrastructure/ Geophysical Acquisition C2I Acquisition Infrastructure/ Geophysical US VISIT/TSA Infrastructure Owners/Operators First Responders First Responders 3
4 HSPD-10 lays out an integrated end-to-end biodefense strategy THREAT AWARENESS PREVENT & PROTECT SURVEILLANCE & DETECTION RESPOND & RECOVER Intel Assessments Anticipate future threats Diplomacy Interdiction Critical Infrastructure Protection Attack Warning Attribution Response Planning Risk Communication Medical CM Mass Casualty Care Decon Essential four pillars of national biodefense 4
5 Biological Detection Paradigms and Timeline 5
6 Systems approaches & decision tools to speed biological response & recovery Goals Demonstrate systems approached to large scale urban decontamination & recovery Develop improved operational tools to support response & recovery Roadmap FY07: share results of Airport Restoration Demo thru a series of workshops FY07: initiate wide area restoration demo (joint effort with DTRA & Seattle) FY08: guidelines & protocols for bioagent sampling FY09: demonstrate wide area restoration FY10: validated interagency sampling plan for anthrax 6
7 Chemical Detection is developing systems for facility monitoring & for first responders Facility Warning System (ARFCAM) Responder Hand-held Detection Tool (LACIS) Goals integrated protection systems for facilities rapidly deployable systems for special events and first responders detection of low vapor pressure chemicals on surfaces integrated CBRN detection architecture Commercialize & make available thru DHS Office of Grants & Training (DHS G&T) Roadmap FY04: transitioned the PROTECT subway system to commercial availability (DHS G&T) FY05: develop a deployable system with ground & air components FY06-07: lab prototypes of next generation facility warning & first responder detection systems FY08: pilot integrated ChemBio architecture FY09/10: fieldable prototypes of ARFCAM, LACIS 7
8 PROTECT: Chemical Early Warning System for Transit Systems Demonstration completed 2003 Detectors This program has transitioned and is an allowable expenditure under the Transit Security Grants Program Closed Circuit Television Camera (CCTV) Concourse Level Detectors Monitor screen view Pedway (Underground) Fiber Optic Link Operations Control Center (OCC) Subway Station External Fireman Jacks 8
9 Standards Chem/Bio Thrust Area- Overview Chemical Countermeasures Biological Countermeasures Programs/projects 1. Chemical Detection Performance Standards. 2. Reference Materials for Testing Biothreat Detection Devices and Instruments: Bacillus anthracis and Ricin 3. Sampling Standards Revision of ASTM E2458 (Bulk Collection) 4. Experimental Design for a JPEO/DHS Contam/Decon Exercise at INL 5. Validated Raman Libraries for Forensic and Security Applications 6. Chemical Detection Standards for 1st Responders 7. Chemical Decontamination Equipment Performance Standards 8. Chemical PPE Standards Standards Chemical agent detectors (ASTM) Biological agent detectors (AOAC) Personal Protective Equipment (NFPA, NIOSH) Urban search & rescue robots (ASTM) Interoperable CB Sensors (IEEE 1451) Focus Areas- Current efforts Protective Equipment Decontamination Detection Operational Equipment 9
10 Standards Chem/Bio - Sampling of Suspicious Powders (Suspected of Being Biological Agents) (GAO ) report, argued the need for validated methods in all areas of sampling when contamination is suspected. - Anthrax Detection: Agencies Need to Validate Sampling Activities in Order to Increase Confidence in Negative Results Provides: In FY 2008: Guidance and validated protocols to the first responder community and government agencies for employment in the event of suspected contamination by biological agents. Standard Practices for Bulk Sample Collection and Swab Sample Collection of Visible Powders Suspected of being Biological Agents from Nonporous Surfaces,, ASTM E2458 Task group led by NIST working with CDC, EPA, FBI, DOD, IAFC, and the USNG is revising validated national standard for the sampling of suspicious powders that was approved by AOAC and ASTM and released by ASTM. 10
11 Standards Chem/Bio - Biological threat detection, sampling and decontamination Provides: Handheld assay acceptance criteria for BA and ricin Validated Sampling Planning CONTAM/VSP project underway to test sampling planning and airflow modeling 11
12 Standards Chem/Bio - Chemical threat detection, sampling and decontamination Provides: Standards, simulants and test methods for PPOE Respiratory Protection Detection equipment Decontamination and sampling methods Threat catalog including toxic industrial chemicals and materials 12
13 Incident Management - Future Path of S&T Current S&T Programs Modeling Pilot Adv. 3D Locator Sensor Innovative PPE Materials EOC Technologies UICDS: Arch Study, Dev & Validation TELL: Arch, Core Req., Concept Demo Planned S&T Programs (FY09) Integrated Modeling, Mapping, & Simulation Emergency Responder Technology Responder Tracking System Physiological Monitoring System Incident Management Enterprise 13
14 Incident Management Integrated Modeling, Mapping, & Simulation Simulation Based Incident Planning and Response Integrated system to support emergency managers, and decision makers to better understand, be prepared, and plan for emergency operations Modeling elements will focus on all possible hazards (natural and terrorist) Predictive Mass evacuation route mapping Impact analysis Future Deployment: Pre-Incident planning for local and state governments 14
15 Incident Management Emergency Responder Technology Responder Tracking System Real-time positioning and status of first responders to incident commanders Physiological Monitoring System Improve incident commanders situational awareness through real-time health status of first responders Future Deployment: Provide technology for the SEL & AEL for jurisdictions to purchase 15
16 Incident Management Incident Management Enterprise Integrated Enterprise for Incident Management Community NIMS & NRP compliant technologies Incident Logistics and Resource Tracking Real-time information for mission critical resources Simulation Training for Incident Commanders Reproducible scenarios in a virtual training environment Scenario playback and decision analysis for teaching next-generation of incident commanders Open Architecture for Incident Information Collaboration Seamless link for incident information across all levels of ICS and MAC Unified operational picture for incident commanders and coordination entities in MAC (EOCs, NOC, etc ) Future Deployment: FEMA reference specification for Incident Management Systems to adhere to 16
17 Incident Management What the First Responder is Saying Issues/Concerns when developing technology Desire for integrated technologies that can be used everyday Contributes to the unified incident common operational picture (COP) Supports localities NIMS & NRP Compliance Multi-jurisdictional collaboration systems Concerns/Challenges A lot of technology and not enough real estate State and Local acceptance Information needs to be shared 17
18 For information on S&T Broad Agency Announcements Federal Business Opportunities Department's unsolicited proposal Web site Only first responders are eligible to submit capability gaps to the TechSolutions 18
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