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CBRNe SUMMIT 2014 26-28 MARCH 2014, HOTEL INTERNATIONAL, BRNO, CZECH

REPUBLIC

ORGANISED BY:

SPEAKER LINE-UP • Colonel Jiri Gajdos, Director, JCBRN Defence Centre of Excellence • Colonel Jaroslav Bieleny, Director, Slovakian Army, NATO EOD Centre of Excellence • Colonel Rainer Schulte, Deputy Director, JCBRN Defence Centre of Excellence • Colonel Zdenek Skalican, Director, NBC Defence Institute, Czech Republic • Lieutenant Colonel Edward Locke, Combating WMD Officer, J5-W, U.S. European Command

(USEUCOM) • Lieutenant Colonel Ladislava Navratilova, Scientist and Chemical Expert, Fire Rescue Service, Ministry

of Interior, Czech Republic • Dr Maurizio Barbeschi, Team Leader ADS/ARO Sector Global Capacity, Alert and Response, World

Health Organisation (WHO), and Team Leader of UNSG Mission for the Investigation of Alleged Use of Chemical Weapons in Syria, United Nations

• Chief Inspector Nigel Tottie, International Programme Manager, PN CBRN C, College of Policing, UK • Major Christophe Libeau, Hazmat and CBRN Brigade Officer, Paris Region Radiological Technical

Advisor, Paris Fire Brigade • Lyudmila G. Simeonova, Head of CBRN Department, Fire Safety and Civil Protection Chief Directorate,

Ministry of Interior, Bulgaria • Boban Cekovic, Head of Demilitarisation Inspections, OPCW • Dr Alexander Grabowski, Business Area Manager – Protection, Decontamination and Water

Treatment, Bundeswehr Research Institute for Protective Technologies – NBC Protection • Dr Cornelius Bartels, Senior Expert Bioterrorism, European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control

(ECDC) • Dr Michael Thornton, Head , Institute for the Protection and Security of the Citizen (IPSC), European

Commission Joint Research Centre (JRC)

KNOWLEDGE PARTNER:

REASONS TO ATTEND Hear knowledgeable presentations from the leaders in the

CBRNe community Discuss the latest techniques for detecting a threat Analyse industry case studies of past CBRNe disasters Gather information on how the military responds to such

threats Network with senior officials from across Europe

WORKSHOP DETAILS DESIGN AN ONTOLOGY FOR OWN CBRN PURPOSES 28th March 2014 08.00 – 15.00 Hosted by: JCBRN Defence CoE

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EVENT SCHEDULE

WEDNESDAY 26th MARCH 2014 Day One of Conference & Exhibition 08.00 – 17.40

THURSDAY 27th MARCH 2014 Day Two of Conference & Exhibition 08.00 – 17.40

FRIDAY 28th MARCH 2014 Workshop – Design An Ontology For Own CBRN Purposes 08.00 – 15.00 Hosted by: JCBRN Defence Centre of Excellence



CONFERENCE DAY ONE 2 6 t h M A R C H 2 0 1 4

08.00 Registration & Coffee 08.30 CHAIRMAN’S OPENING REMARKS Roberto Mugavero, President, OSDIFE NON-PROLIFERATION AND COUNTERING CBRNe THREATS 08.40 THE JOINT CBRN DEFENCE COE ROLE OF HOW TO BETTER AND EFFECTIVELY COMBAT A CBRNe THREAT • An effective CBRN Reach Back process as an essential contribution to the

whole spectrum of response to WMD proliferation, protection and recovery

• Comprehensive information gathering and consistent assessment, operational / tactical detection and characterization of a CBRN threat, WMD facilities

• CBRN Reach Back and civil military cooperation and coordination – secondary advisory virtual network, Centers Of Excellence Community of Interest

• Effective CBRN Defence Training, Exercising and Education Colonel Jiri Gajdos, Director, JCBRN Defence Centre of Excellence 09.10 NATO CONTINGENCY PLANS FOR A CBRNe THREAT OR ATTACK Lieutenant Colonel Rudolf Konar, J5 PLP2 CBRN, NATO SHAPE CZECH REPUBLIC CBRNe RESPONSE AND DETECTION 09.40 CHEMICAL MEASURES WITHIN THE FIRE RESCUE SERVICE OF THE CZECH REPUBLIC • Integrated Rescue System • Emergency response to a chemical incident • Detection and identification equipment • Examples of chemical incidents-procedure, results Lieutenant Colonel Ladislava Navratilova, Scientist and Chemical Expert, Fire Rescue Service, Ministry of Interior, Czech Republic 10.10 BRUKER PRESENTATION Alexander Mueller, Senior Business Development Manager, Bruker Detection 10.40 Morning Coffee Break Sponsored By: 11.10 COUNTERING THE CBRNe THREATS IN THE CZECH REPUBLIC Colonel Zdenek Skalican, Director, NBC Defence Institute UNITED KINGDOM CBRNe UPDATE AND OVERVIEW 11.40 ARGON ELECTRONICS PRESENTATION John Saunders, Bid and Product Manager, Argon Electronics (UK) Ltd 12.10 UK CBRN DETECTION TRAINING Chief Inspector Nigel Tottie, International Programme Manager, PN CBRN C, College of Policing, UK 12.40 Networking Lunch Break

13.40 LONDON CBRN CASE STUDIES Marc Rainey, Head of CBRN and HART, London Ambulance Service 14.10 INTERATCIVE PANEL DISCUSSION UK CBRNe DETECTION AND RESPONSE TECHNIQUES Moderated By: • John Jones, Former Deputy Head of CBRNE Unit, UK Home Office Panellists • Marc Rainey, Head of CBRN and HART, London Ambulance Service • Chief Inspector Nigel Tottie, International Programme Manager, PN

CBRN C, College of Policing, UK • Place Available for Sponsor EUROPEAN COOPERATION AND COUNTER CBRN CASE STUDIES 14.40 PROENGIN PRESENTATION Senior Representative, Proengin 15.10 NATO EOD COE'S EFFORTS IN SUPPORT OF THE NATO C-IED STRATEGY Colonel Jaroslav Bieleny, Slovakian Army Director, EOD Centre of Excellence, NATO 15.40 Afternoon Coffee Break Sponsored By: 16.10 CBRN THREATS AND DETECTION IN GERMANY Dr. Alexander Grabowski, Business Area Manager - Protection, Decontamination and Water Treatment, Bundeswehr Research Institute for Protective Technologies and NBC Protection, Germany RADIOLOGICAL AND NUCLEAR RISKS AND THREATS 16.40 RADIATION SHIELD TECHNOLOGIES PRESENTATION Ronald De Meo, CEO, Radiation Shield Technologies 17.10 NUCLEAR AND RADIOLOGICAL THREATS IN BULGARIA – PREPAREDNESS, DETECTION AND RESPONSE Lyudmila G. Simeonova, Head of CBRN Department, Fire Safety and Civil Protection Chief Directorate, Ministry of Interior, Bulgaria 17.40 CHAIRMAN’S CLOSING REMARKS Roberto Mugavero, President, OSDIFE



08.00 Registration & Coffee 08.30 CHAIRMAN’S OPENING REMARKS Roberto Mugavero, President, OSDIFE U.S. CBRNe RESPONSE/DETECTION PROGRAMS 08.40 EUCOM COMBATING WEAPONS OF MASS DESTRUCTION (CWMD) EFFORTS • EUCOM Strategic Priorities • CWMD Planning • Building Partner Capacity Model • EUCOM CWMD Lines of Activity • Opportunities for Collaboration Lieutenant Colonel Edward Locke, Combating WMD Officer, J5-W, U.S. European Command (USEUCOM) DISASTER PREPAREDNESS AND RECOVERY 09.10 EMERGENT BIOSOLUTIONS PRESENTATION Senior Representative, Emergent BioSolutions 09.40 THE ROLE OF INFORMATION AND KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT (IKM) FOR THE JCBRN DEFENCE COE AND THE CBRN COMMUNITY OF INTEREST (COI) • The Ends, the Means and the Ways of a CBRN IKM System • The idea of a “CBRN Knowledge Base” Colonel Rainer Schulte, Deputy Director , JCBRN Defence Centre of Excellence 10.10 Morning Coffee Break Sponsored By: 10.40 CBRN ALL HAZARDS RESPONSE Brian Clesham, Managing Consultant, Cristanini Decontamination Systems 11.10 RESPONSE ARRANGEMENTS UNDER THE CHEMICAL WEAPONS CONVENTION Boban Cekovic, Head of Demilitarisation Inspections, Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW) 11.40 FRENCH CBRN DISASTER RESPONSE CASE STUDIES Major Christophe Libeau, Hazmat and CBRN Brigade Officer, Paris Region Radiological Technical Advisor, Paris Fire Brigade 12.10 Networking Lunch Break 13.10 CBRNe CRISIS MANAGEMENT CASE STUDIES Dr. Michael Thornton, Head , Institute for the Protection and Security of the Citizen (IPSC), European Commission Joint Research Centre (JRC)

13.40 ICRC’S STANDARD OPERATIONAL NRBC RESPONSE Steve Donnelly, Technical Advisor, NRBC Operational Response and Assistance Division, International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) 14.10 OVERVIEW OF DEVCO ACTIVITIES IN THE EU CBRN RISK MITIGATION CENTRES OF EXCELLENCE INITIATIVE Tristan Simonet, Programme Officer – Development and Cooperation – EuropeAid (DEVCO), European Commission CHEM-BIO TERRORISM 14.40 EMERGENT BIOSOLUTIONS PRESENTATION Senior Representative, Emergent BioSolutions 15.10 Afternoon Coffee Break Sponsored By: 15.40 DETECTION AND COUNTERING OF CHEMICAL AND BIOLOGICAL THREATS IN BULGARIA Inspector Selyatin A. Yusein, CBRN Inspector of Protection of the Population, Fire Safety and Civil Protection Chief Directorate, Ministry of Interior, Bulgaria 16.10 BIOLOGICAL THREATS UPDATE Dr. Maurizio Barbeschi, Team Leader ADS/ARO Sector Global Capacity, Alert and Response, World Health Organisation (WHO), and Team Leader of UNSG Mission for the Investigation of Alleged Use of Chemical Weapons in Syria, United Nations 16.40 DISEASE PREVENTION TECHNIQUES IN EUROPE Dr. Cornelius Bartels, Senior Expert Bioterrorism, European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control (ECDC) 17.10 CHEMICAL AND BIOLOGICAL THREATS IN CZECH REPUBLIC Dr. Josef Brinek, Deputy Director for International Cooperation and Head of Department for Chemical and Biological Protection, National Institute for Nuclear, Chemical and Biological Protection Dr. Pavel Castulik, Consultant, Research Centre for Toxic Compounds in the Environment (RECETOX), Masaryk University Brno, Czech Republic 17.40 CHAIRMAN’S CLOSING REMARKS Roberto Mugavero, President, OSDIFE

CONFERENCE DAY T WO 2 7 t h M A R C H 2 0 1 4



EVENT SPONSORS

Bruker Detection is a leading global specialist producing Chemical, Biological, Radiation, Nuclear, Explosive detection equipment and total solutions. Widely regarded as the development and manufacturing expert of easy to use and reliable instruments, our product line ranges from handheld to stand-off detectors and complete solutions for platform and infrastructure integration.

CRISTANINI is a global leader in the research and development of solutions for CBRN emergencies. With more than 40 years’ experience in developing decontamination systems, CRISTANINI excels at reducing the logistic, training and operator burdens through innovative, modular and multi-functional solutions for Defence and Civil Protection. Simple, reliable.......and effective!

ALL DAY REFRESHMENTS SPONSOR

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BRANDING SPONSOR

Argon Electronics (UK) Ltd is a world leader in CBRN / NBC and HazMat simulation and training aids. We provide realistic, safe and cost effective chemical and radiological simulators to enable military and civil organisations to deliver enhanced levels of training in this critical response area.

As a global specialty pharmaceutical company, Emergent offers specialized products to healthcare providers and governments to address medical needs and emerging health threats.

Proengin has developed biological and chemical warfare agents field detectors using flame spectrometry: • AP4C, handheld chemical detector, for CWA, TICs and others (Novichok), • AP4C-V, aboard wheeled and tracked reconnaissance vehicles, • AP4C-F, on critical buildings and ships, • MAB, for biological alarm, • AP4C-FB, for full CBRN detection.



EVENT EXHIBITORS

EXHIBITORS

Tracerco offer a range of award winning radiation monitors, including Contamination, Dose Rate, and Personal Dosimeters as well monitors suitable for use in hazardous areas. Our monitors are robust, reliable and weatherproof. They are lightweight and easy to handle and operate. We also offer a range of accessories, including cases and check sources. We have a global after-sales service for calibration and repair for all types of radiation monitor, with quick turnaround. Tracerco are an award-winning process technology company, part of the Johnson Matthey Group, so with Tracerco Monitors, you can be sure of a high quality product.

Scott are global leaders in the design and manufacture of Respiratory Protection Equipment (RPE). Their range includes military and civil defence masks and filters, powered breathing systems, self-contained breathing apparatus (SCBA) and escape sets. The Scott AirPak range provides damage control capability to the USN, Royal Navy, Taiwan, Japan and Sweden amongst others.Their expertise, at the cutting edge of RPE technology, is indicated by contracts they are currently working on. These include the General Service Respirator (GSR) contract for the British MoD, the M 2005 for the Finnish MoD and the M95 for the Saudi Arabian MoD. Offering ultimate operational flexibility to First Responders, Scott’s portfolio can be customized to meet the specific CONOPS of the end user.

Thermo Scientific™ handheld chemical identification tools are field-ready instruments that deliver precise, actionable intelligence to CBRNe responders globally. The company’s Thermo Scientific FirstDefender™ and TruDefender™ analyzers – including the newest TruDefender FTX - are widely deployed to identify explosives, toxic chemicals and precursors in the field for faster, safer incident response

INFICON provides vital chemical identification systems for immediate, on-site detection and analysis of volatile organic compounds (VOC), such as toxic industrial chemicals and chemical warfare agents in air, soil or water. Our product line includes person-portable gas chromatograph/mass spectrometers (GC/MS), the benchmark for positive identification of organic chemicals with the highest degree of accuracy of any analytical technique.

Environics is a global provider of industrial gas detection and CBRN monitoring solutions. We manufacture a wide range of products including hazardous gas monitors for ambient air, process gas and stack emissions, as well as government early warning CBRN detection systems. Today, Environics is the supplier of choice for industrial, government and military organizations worldwide.



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JCBRN Defence COE Mission Statement • Provide advice in all CBRN Defence related areas. • Develop CBRN Defence doctrines, standards, knowledge to support improvement of interoperability and

capabilities. • Provide opportunities to enhance education and training. • Contribute to the relevant lessons learned processes. • Within a Program of Work approved by the Steering Committee, assist NATO, Sponsoring Nations and other

international institutions/organizations in their CBRN Defence related efforts, • including validation through experimentation.

Observatory on Security and CBRNe Defence - Osdife is a national and international reference for researchers and specialists on these fields and, for that, it contributes to experience enhancement, development and sharing by means of study, analysis, research, education, training, workshops, symposium and publications, also involving public and private institutions, agencies, organizations, associations, companies and individuals, in order to promote and encourage the development and adoption of appropriate strategies and initiatives for risks reduction and mitigation, to ensure citizens security and safety and to guarantee the integrity and protection of public and private assets, infrastructure and cultural heritage.

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