SESSION 9
(Building F - GROUND FLOOR - F, Fl. 0)
(Room S.1)
Wednesday, 24 May 2017 (10:00 a.m-03:00 p.m)
CBRNE-RELATED GEOPOLITICAL ISSUES
Description
In an ever changing international scenario, with non-conventional and CBRNE threats on the rise, the need for Global Partnership focused on Safety and Security is essential. Cooperation
among international entities is a key aspect of the preparedness and ability to counteract CBRNE events, whose effects could often cross borders, jeopardizing the safety of the population of
different countries. Non-Proliferation and Disarmament initiatives are a fundamental means in reducing the risks connected to the proliferation and potential use of CBRNE agents.
International Response Systems allow improved public Safety and Security in these situations.
This session is aimed at bringing together researchers and experts in the following fields:
- Non-Proliferation and Disarmament;
- International Cooperation and Response;
- Global Partnerships for Safety and Security;
- Evolution of the CBRNE Threats;
- Terrorist Threats;
- Improvised Explosive Device (IED), Explosives Ordinance Disposals (EOD), Non-Conventional Threats (NCT);
- Explosives and Dirty Bombs;
- Dual Use.
CHAIRMAN
Maurizio Martellini
Associate Professor of Physics, University of Insubria (Italy)
CO-CHAIRMAN
Krzysztof Paturej
Ambassador, Director of the International Centre for Chemical Safety and Security-ICCSS (Poland)
CO-CHAIRMAN
Ralf Trapp
International Disarmament Consultant, Chessenaz (France)
SESSION CLOSED
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Oral Presentations
SPEAKER
TITLE
Maurizio Martellini (1,2) and R. Trapp (3) (Invited Speaker)
(1) Associate Professor of Physics, University of Insubria (Italy)
(2) LNFV and ICIS, Como, (Italy)
(3) International Disarmament Consultant, Chessenaz (France)
(O9.1) The Erosion of the Chemical Weapons International Ban: the Khan Shaykhun Attack Case. Challenges and Perspectives for the Chemical
Weapons Convention
Ralf Trapp (1) (Invited speaker)
(1) International Disarmament Consultant, Chessenaz (France)
(O9.2) Investigating the use of chemical weapons in Syria - some lessons yet to be learned
Krzysztof Paturej (1)
(1) Ambassador, Director of the International Centre for Chemical Safety and Security-ICCSS (Poland)
(O9.3) The role of ICCSS to improve the chemical emergencies
I. Khripunov (1) and Frederick D. Quinn (1)
(1) Center for International Trade and Security At University Of Georgia (USA)
(O9.4) Human Factor and Biorisk Management: Culture Assessment and Enhancement
Naeem Haider (1)
(1) PhD, Brigadier at Arms Control & Disarmament Affairs Branch, Strategic Plans Division, Chaklala garrison, Rawaplindi, Punjab, (Pakistan)
(O9.5) CWC & BWC: Orienting to emerging Chem-Bio risks and threats
William So (1)
(1) PhD, Policy & Program Specialist, United States Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) Weapons of Mass Destruction Directorate, Biological Countermeasures Unit, Washington, DC, (USA)
(O9.6) The Convergence of Security, Science, and Safety
Jayant Sangwan (1)
(1) United Nations Interregional Crime and Justice Research Institute (UNICRI), CBRN Risk Mitigation and Security Governance Programme, Viale Maestri del Lavoro, 10 - 10127, Turin, Piedmont, (Italy)
(O9.7) CBRN International Legal Framework and Needs Identified by Partner Countries
M. Barbeschi (1), Irina Zastenskaya (2), D. Nitzan (3), F. Cerutti (1), E. Paunovic (2)
(1) World Health Organization, Geneva, Switzerland
(2) WHO European Centre for Environment and Health, Bonn, Germany
(3) WHO Regional Office for Europe, Copenhagen, Denmark
(O9.8) Public health in the center of global agendas for disasters and emergencies risk reduction
E. Bergamini (1), F. Jacobone (2), Donato Morea (3), G.P. Sciortino (4)
(1) University of Rome Tor Vergata, Department of Enterprise Engineering, Via del Politecnico, 1, 00133, Rome, (Italy)
(2) University of Roma Tre, Department of Engineering, Via della Vasca Navale, 79/81, 00146, Rome, (Italy)
(3) University of Rome Tor Vergata, Department of Industrial Engineering, Via del Politecnico, 1, 00133, Rome, (Italy)
(4) Shortman Consultants, Via Enrico Glori, 40, 00137, Rome, (Italy)
(O9.9) The increasing risk of space debris impact on Earth: case studies, potential damages, international liability framework and management systems