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CBRNE: Challenges in the 21st Century

Part of the Advanced Sciences and Technologies for Security Applications Book Series

Editors: Biggins, Peter D.E.; Chana, Deeph

DOI: 10.1007/978-3-031-17374-5

ISBN: 978-3-031-17373-8

Publisher: Springer International Publishing - Springer Journals

Nov 22, 2022

1 - 10 of 11 Chapters

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Chapter 1The Changing Landscape

Biggins, P. D. E.; Hassard, J. F.; Sellevåg, S-R.

Pages: 1 –16

[The 20th Century demonstrated the human capacity for causing considerable loss of life as highlighted by the two World Wars along with all the other regional conflicts that have occurred.]
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Chapter 2Chemical Threats

Hassard, J. F.; Nieuwenhuizen, M. S.

Pages: 17 –46

[The threat of attacks using chemical, biological, radiological, or nuclear means (CBRN) describe some of the most extreme possible events in a scenario of conflict. This chapter focuses on chemical (C) threats, where chemical agents are intended to cause a toxic effect on human organisms and...
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Chapter 3Biological Threats

Blatny, J. M.

Pages: 47 –78

[ The use of, or the threat of use of, biological agents cannot be neglected and therefore challenges national defence and security measures. The changing landscape represents a set of various challenges and developments including old and new threats and actors, traditional and emerging diseases,...
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Chapter 4Radiological and Nuclear

Lavelle, M.

Pages: 79 –99

[Mapping a radiological or nuclear security risk at the necessary granularity requires a ‘live’ understanding of six contributing factors: (1) material science; (2) engineering processes; (3) transport; (4) storage; (5) human factors and (6) cyber-physical controls. Operating at this level of...
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Chapter 5Explosives and Explosive Effects

Proud, W. G.

Pages: 101 –136

[Explosions are generally reported in the media with a mix of tragic content and apocalyptic detail. In many mass casualty incidents, explosive devices are often present in a primary or secondary role. The term ‘gas explosion’ generally provokes thoughts of a gas cooker or gas cylinder exploding...
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Chapter 6Risk Assessment, Resilience and Adaptability for Future CBRNE Security

Endregard, M.; Nystuen, K. O.

Pages: 137 –154

[It is a collective public interest to seek to minimise the risks of adverse effects caused by CBRNE events. Hence, societies, the international community, groups and individuals aim to regulate, reduce and control CBRNE risks to achieve security and safety. The main challenges one faces when...
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Chapter 7CBRN Terrorism

Wilson, M. A.

Pages: 155 –173

[Many papers on CBRN terrorism begin the same way. First, they quote leading politicians or security figures saying how likely it is that there will be a CBRN terrorist attack in the near future and highlighting the potentially devastating consequences. This is then contrasted with the very low...
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Chapter 8Human Factors and Societal Aspects in Future CBRNE Incidents

Brattekås, K.

Pages: 175 –191

[CBRNE agents may pose a potent physical threat but may equally–or even more so–create significant fear and public distress. This chapter explores how the public can react to CBRNE, how states may handle incidents and how technology may be utilised to counter adverse societal effects.]
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Chapter 9Risk in the Infrastructure of the Future: A Holistic View

Goldbeck, N.; Ochieng, W. Y.

Pages: 193 –208

[To assist how societies can better protect their infrastructure against the changing nature of CBRNE threats and the geopolitical developments, it is vital that we understand the evolving infrastructure systems in terms of their increasingly cyber-physical interconnectedness and the benefits and...
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Chapter 10Disinformation in the Deployment and Mitigation of CBRNE Attacks in the Age of New Social Media (NSM)

Hassard, J. F.; Sellevåg, S-R.

Pages: 209 –218

[The use of new social media in spreading disinformation has been highlighted as a potential weapon or at least an Impact Multiplier in their use of Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear and Explosive weaponry (hereafter “CBRNE”).]

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