| | EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES: Recommendations for Counter- |
| | 1,36 | | MB | Terrorism |
| | 451 | | stron |
| | 3817 | | ID | Institute for Security Technology Studies, Dartmouth College |
| | 2001 | | rok |
| | CONTENTS |
| | FOREWARD1 |
| | MISSION STATEMENT3 |
| | FINDINGS6 |
| | Biological Emerging Threats Assessment: Response Recommendations |
| | David Franz, PhD, and Charles Lucey, MD, JD, MPH |
| | POLICY |
| | Introduction13 |
| | Joseph Rosen, MD |
| | 1.) Terrorism, The Future, U.S. Foreign Policy.16 |
| | Raphael Perl |
| | 2.) National Commission on Terrorism Report: Background and Issues for Congress33 |
| | Raphael Perl |
| | 3.) The United States Response to Terrorism- Is it Time to Employ the Drug Czar Model39 |
| | Raphael Perl and Charles Lucey, MD, JD, MPH |
| | 4.) Terrorism: U.S. Response to Bombings to Kenya and Tanzania: A New Policy Direction?.46 |
| | 5.) Terrorist Attack on USS Cole: Background and Issues for Congress52 |
| | Raphael Perl and Ronald O Rourke |
| | PLANS |
| | Introduction.58 |
| | Joseph Rosen, MD |
| | 6.) Challenges in Coordinating the Response to Bioterrorism61 |
| | Michael Ascher, MD, FACP |
| | 7.) Summary of Five State Emergency Response Plans64 |
| | Charles Lucey, MD, JD, MPH |
| | 8.) Examining the Military and Law Enforcement Terrrorism Counteraction Model: A Template for |
| | Medical Response to Biological Terrorism?.69 |
| | William Bograkos and Daniel Kaszeta |
| | 9.) Bio-Medical Aspects of Bio-Terrorism and a Call to Action.80 |
| | Paul Roth, MD, Brian Hjelle, MD and John Gaffney, BBA, CEM, TEMT-P |
| | 10.) Federal Response Plan, Terrorism Incident Annex86 |
| | EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES - THREATS: TERRORISTS TOOLS AND WEAPONS |
| | Introduction103 |
| | Joseph Rosen, MD |
| | 11.) Possible Terrorist Use of Modern Biotechnology Techniques.106 |
| | Raymond Zilinskas, PhD |
| | 12.) Application of Gene Therapy Strategies to Offensive and Defensive Biowarfare122 |
| | Chris Lowrey, MD |
| | 13.) The New Battlefield in our City Streets: The Epidemiology of Biological Terrorism in the US and |
| | Some Thoughts on the Way Ahead.127 |
| | David Franz, PhD, DVM |
| | 14.) An Assessment of Biological Weapons Threat to the United States132 |
| | Milton Leitenberg |
| | 15.) Averting the Hostile Exploitation of Biotechnology156 |
| | Matthew Meselson |
| | 16.) Chemical and Biological Weapon Terrorism: Assessing the challenges from sub-state |
| | proliferations.164 |
| | Jean Pascal Zanders, PhD |
| | 17.) The Infrastructure Web: A System for Distributed Monitoring and Management191 |
| | George Cybenko, PhD and Guofei Jiang |
| | 18.) Mobile Code: Emerging Cyberthreats and Protection Techniques203 |
| | Jian Zhao, PhD |
| | 19.) Digital Medical Information and Relevant Security Issues.210 |
| | Bill Reinsch |
| | RESPONSES: COUNTERTERRORIST TOOLS |
| | Introduction.222 |
| | Joseph Rosen, MD |
| | Prevention: |
| | 20.) Global Strategy to Prevent Biological Terrorism.225 |
| | Hon. Michael Moodie, Dr. Andrew Schmookler and Richard Hutchinson, PhD |
| | 21.) Deterring CBRN Terrorism: Developing a Conceptual Framework.233 |
| | Michael Powers |
| | Treatments: |
| | 22.) Biological Terrorism Variables and Emergency Response Concepts248 |
| | Richard Hutchinson, PhD |
| | 23.) MEDNET: A Medical Simulation Network Grand Challenge.258 |
| | Michael Myjak, MS and Joseph Rosen, MD |
| | 24.) Cybercare266 |
| | Joseph Rosen, MD |
| | 25.) National Institute for Urban Search and Rescue Requirements Committee270 |
| | Bobby Hartway |
| | 26.) Cybercare Robots.279 |
| | Neil J. Fisher NREMT |
| | 27.) Information Technology and Medical Response to Bioterrorism287 |
| | Jon Bowersox, MD, PhD |
| | 28.) Clinical Practice Guideline - Review of Telemedicine294 |
| | G. Ayorkow Mills-Tettey |
| | 29.) Persistence of Native and Non-indigenous Microorganisms in Winter Conditions299 |
| | Mike Reynolds, PhD |
| | CONCLUSION.301 |
| | APPENDICES |
| | 30.) Terms and Definition304 |
| | 31.) Recommended Reading321 |
| | 32.) Website Description324 |
| | 33.) Summary of white papers.329 |
| | 34.) PowerPoint Presentations Advances in Biotechnology: Promise and Peril.353 |
| | George Poste |
| | Future Strategic Issues/Future Warfare.360 |
| | Dennis Bushnell |
| | 35.) Scenarios |
| | 2000 Pneumonic Plague-Hanover, New Hampshire.365 |
| | August -December 2000-Uganda s Ebola Outbreak368 |
| | 2005- Hanover Virus.387 |
| | 2025-Combined Bio and Cyberthreat.412 |
| | 36.) Participant Listing.418 |
| | 37.) July and September Conference Agendas422 |
| | 38.) Summary of July Conference.424 |
| | 39.) Description of Institute for Security Technology Studies..438 |