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Stamping Out Terrorism
After the Oklahoma City bombing of the federal building, the General Services Administration asked Sandia National Laboratories to a figure out a way the risk of potential threats could be analyzed. So Sandia created RAMPART, an acronym for Risk Assessment Method--Property Analysts and Ranking Tool, a piece of software. The...
Tags: Government, Sandia National Laboratories, SECURITY, terrorism, U.S. General Services Administration
Research articles 2001-09-01
Arming officials with decision analysis: simulation program gives emergency managers a tool for making choices in response to Terrorism.( Sandia National Laboratories )
Imagine the unimaginable: Terrorists have released a biological agent throughout the San Francisco Bay area. Key decision makers and government entities--including public health officials, law enforcement, emergency management personnel, elected of Imagine the unimaginable: Terrorists have released a biological agent throughout the San...
Tags: attack, decision analysis, public health, Sandia National Laboratories, terrorism, tool
Research articles 2002-11-01
Materials for Homeland Security: Materials Science and Technology play an increasingly important role in creating effective new approaches to the prevention of terrorism and the management of operations following a terrorist act. This article reports on t
Penrose C. Albright, former Assistant Secretary for Science and Technology, Department of Homeland Security DHS, was lead speaker for the Materials Applications for Homeland Security session at the Materials Science and Technology 2005 (MS & T' Penrose C. Albright, former Assistant Secretary for Science and ...
Tags: analysis, homeland security, Sandia National Laboratories, Technology, terrorism, U.S. Department of Homeland Security
Research articles 2006-03-01
TOOL AGAINST TERRORISM AND OTHER DISASTERS Sandia to Release First Risk-Based Approach to Building Management Software for Use by GSA.
RAMPART, software developed by Sandia National Laboratories in Albuquerque, New Mexico, is the first risk-based approach to building management. Soon it may help the General Services Administration GSA of the U.S. government to assess the risks of RAMPART, software developed by Sandia National Laboratories in...
Tags: risk, Sandia National Laboratories, software, terrorism, tool, U.S. General Services Administration
Research articles 2001-08-06
Firms create tech to deter terrorism.(Brief Article)
Technology that may be used as a weapon in an escalating war against terrorism could have roots in metro Detroit. Local companies are developing James Bondian technologies that could predict or even thwart terrorist attacks. At least one executive Technology that may be...
Tags: Sandia National Laboratories, security, security application, sensor, technology, terrorism
Research articles 2001-09-17

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New device could provide vital information in a hurry
A portable biotoxin detector is in the works at Sandia/ California National Laboratories that could give emergency responders vital information within minutes about a person's exposure. The goal of the $3.2 million project, funded last month by the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, is...
Articles 2007-09-29
New device could save lives during biotoxin incidents
A portable biotoxin detector is in the works at Sandia/ California National Laboratories that could give emergency responders vital information within minutes about a person's exposure. The goal of the $3.2 million project, funded last month by the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, is...
Articles 2007-09-29
New device may detect biotoxins
A portable biotoxin detector is in the works at Sandia/ California National Laboratories that could give emergency responders vital information about a person's exposure within minutes. The goal of the $3.2 million project, funded last month by the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, is...
Articles 2007-09-29
Sandia developing biotoxin detector
A portable biotoxin detector is in the works at Sandia/ California National Laboratories that could give emergency responders vital information within minutes about a person's exposure. The goal of the $3.2 million project, funded last month by the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, is...
Articles 2007-09-28
BROOM sweeps out contamination.(Building restoration operations optimization model)(Brief article)
A software application, called building restoration operations optimization model, or BROOM, has been developed to help decision-makers clean-up contaminated buildings, subways, airports and other facilities. The tool, which was perfected by engineers at Sandia National Laboratories in Livermore, Calif., was initially aimed at...
Articles 2006-11-01
Finding Gold in Fighting Mold
TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER MILLIONS OF dollars are pouring into the Department of Energy's research labs to develop ways to combat terrorism threats. But U.S. technology-transfer laws require government labs to make an effort to commercialize their discoveries. That's having an impact. Ten years ago, DOE's 21 labs earned...
Articles 2006-11-01
Scientists determine A's fans, stadium don't stink of terrorism
As fans marched into McAfee Coliseum to see the Oakland A's play the Detroit Tigers and the Los Angeles Angels, scientists working for the U.S. Department of Homeland Security were sniffing them -- their popcorn, cigars, hairspray and after shave. In this morass of smells, the...
Articles 2006-08-16
A's fans don't stink of terrorism
As fans marched into McAfee Coliseum to see the Oakland A's play the Detroit Tigers and the Los Angeles Angels, scientists working for the U.S. Department of Homeland Security were sniffing them -- their popcorn, cigars, hair spray and aftershave. In this morass of smells, the...
Articles 2006-08-16
Bio/chem risk in airports.(ways to control them)(Brief Article)
Understanding the threat is the first step to preparing airports for chemical and biological terrorism, says a new guide by a joint team of researchers from Sandia National Laboratories and Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory. The report, which has been turned over to industry groups for distribution...
Articles 2006-02-01
"Guidelines to improve airport preparedness against chemical and biological terrorism".(Responder resources)
"Guidelines to Improve Airport Preparedness Against Chemical and Biological Terrorism" is a 100-page document funded by DHS and developed by a joint team of researchers from Sandia National Laboratories and Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory to aid security managers of airports and other transportation facilities in reducing...
Articles 2005-11-22
Berkeley and Sandia Labs Develop Airport Protection Guidelines.
Byline: Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory BERKELEY, Calif., Nov. 10 AScribe Newswire -- A report developed by a joint team of researchers from the U.S. Department of Energy's Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory and Sandia National Laboratories is being distributed to airport executives and emergency...
Articles 2005-11-10
Sandia National Laboratories: Sandia National Laboratories is a national security lab with the core purpose of 'securing a peaceful and free world through technology.'.(Corporate Profile)
We provide technology solutions to challenging problems that threaten peace and freedom. Sandia has two primary facilities: a large laboratory and headquarters in Albuquerque, N.M., and a smaller laboratory in Livermore, Calif. We have about 8,600 employees and an annual budget of about $2.3 billion. ...
Articles 2005-11-01
Planned chip would protect water from terror attack.
By Glennda Chui, San Jose Mercury News, Calif. Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Dec. 7--Two companies agreed Monday to spend millions of dollars developing a tiny device to stand guard over water systems, detecting germs or toxins from terrorist attacks. ...
Articles 2004-12-07
Terror threat.(NATION)(INSIDE THE RING)
Byline: Bill Gertz and Rowan Scarborough, THE WASHINGTON TIMES Terror threat The U.S. government this week relaxed its warning of a terrorist threat to financial centers in Washington and New York. The decision led to a lessening of the security posture on...
Articles 2004-11-12
Lab system has eye, nose for terror
LIVERMORE -- Researchers at Sandia National Laboratories and the Livermore Police Department are working together to develop and deploy a high-tech sensory system that would not be out of place in the world of James Bond. Designed to keep the public safe in the event of...
Articles 2004-08-05
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