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Results and achievements<br />

The scenario building and preliminary risk assessment,<br />

aiming at strengthening the understanding of the CBRN<br />

threat, are accomplished. In addition, a CBRN agent<br />

database was constructed. The analysis of the role of first<br />

responders throughout Europe has been performed and<br />

a proposal for a European doctrine for first responders<br />

was written. An in-depth list of system requirements for<br />

the immediate response team, as well as requirements<br />

on C, B R/N detection, physical protection,<br />

decontamination and sampling were formulated an<br />

embedded in a requirement database. An overview of<br />

current and emerging detection techniques for C and<br />

R/N was provided. Likewise, the current European<br />

capabilities for detection (and sampling) of B agents was<br />

assessed and reported. A CR/N demonstrator with<br />

common language output was evaluated. Existing B<br />

detection platforms were assessed and evaluated. A taskanalysis<br />

of first responders in CBR-scenarios was<br />

performed and state-of-the-art equipment was tested<br />

against the requirements. Current mass decontamination<br />

facilities, as well as COTS decontaminants were evaluated<br />

in a preliminary study. Existing operating procedures for<br />

CBRN sampling and sampling operations, including<br />

protocols and work instructions from different European<br />

nations and instructions from NATO, OPCW and also<br />

from IAEA, EPA NIOSH, ISO-organisations, were reviewed.<br />

Techniques for analysis of samples containing a mixture of<br />

agents were reviewed and proposals for improvement<br />

were made.<br />

The highlights of the project were presented at an<br />

IMPACT symposium to stakeholders from governments,<br />

industries, institutes and first responders (Brussels,<br />

25 October 2006).<br />

For more information http://www.impact-eu.com/<br />

G.A. : SEC4-PR-008000<br />

Total Cost : € 4,308,695<br />

EU Contribution : € 2,717,640<br />

Starting Date : 1/12/<strong>2004</strong><br />

Duration : 24 months<br />

Coordinator:<br />

TNO Defence, Security and Safety<br />

Netherlands<br />

Contact:<br />

Peter Van Hooft<br />

Tel : (+31) 15 284 3530<br />

Fax : (+31) 15 284 3963<br />

E-mail : hooft@pml.tno.nl<br />

Partners:<br />

ARC Seibersdorf research GmbH<br />

BAE SYSTEMS Advanced Technology Centre<br />

Bruker Daltonik GmbH<br />

Centre d’Etude le Bouchet<br />

Consejo superior de Investigaciones Cientificas<br />

Dekati Oy<br />

eBiochips Systems GmbH<br />

Environics Oy<br />

Swedish Defence Research Agency<br />

Fraunhofer Institute for Silicon Technology<br />

Fraunhofer Institute for Reliability and Microintegration<br />

Joint Research Centre Ispra<br />

Smiths Detection<br />

Thales<br />

Rijksinstituut voor Volksgezondheid en Milieu<br />

Veterinary and Agrochemical Research Centre<br />

Valtion Teknillinen Tutkimuskeskus<br />

National Inst. For NBC Protection<br />

Safety Equipment Development AB<br />

AU<br />

UK<br />

DE<br />

FR<br />

ES<br />

FI<br />

DE<br />

FI<br />

SE<br />

DE<br />

DE<br />

IT<br />

UK<br />

FR<br />

NL<br />

BE<br />

FI<br />

CZ<br />

SE

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