NKS-B NordThreat seminar 30–31 October 2008Session 1: Possible hazards
Illicit trafficking of nuclear and radiological materials and the IAEA ITDB
George M. Moore (International Atomic Energy Agency)
Radiation as a Weapon: A view from Open Source studies
Björn Sandström (Swedish Defence Research Agency)
Dirty bomb explosion in a city area: What do we need to know for preparedness?
Kasper G. Andersson (Risø DTU, Denmark)
Possible scenarios and challenges for CBRN preparedness
Tone D. Bergan (Directorate for Civil Protection and Emergency Planning, Norway)
Terrorism, development and interest for RN
Anne Stenersen (Norwegian Defence Research Establishment)
The wreck of the cruiser Murmansk
Inger Margrethe H. Eikelmann (Norwegian Radiation Protection Authority)
Russian nuclear reactors 2010 – 2020
Heikki Reponen (Radiation and Nuclear Safety Authority, Finland)
Andreeva Bay
Jane L. Smith-Briggs (Nuvia Ltd.)
Nuclear weapons
Steinar Høibråten (Norwegian Defence Research Establishment)
Session 2: Experience from previous incidents
Previous events with nuclear powered submarines
Ole Reistad (Norwegian Radiation Protection Authority)
The Thule accident
Kaare Ulbak (National Institute of Radiation Protection, Denmark)
Session 3: Public perception of nuclear and radiological threats and information challenges
Public perception of radionuclear threats and how it affects nuclear emergency Preparedness
Britt-Marie Drottz Sjöberg (Norwegian University of Science and Technology)
Information requirements in emergency situations, openness in crisis and risk Communication
Knut I. Tønsberg (Norwegian Directorate for Health)
Addressing uncertainty in risk assessments – what is the role of stakeholders?
Ellen Marie Forsberg (Work Research Institute, Norway)
Session 4: National threat assessments
A low-key flexible approach to radiation emergency preparedness
Sigurður Emil Pálsson (Icelandic Radiation Protection Institute)
Short general introduction to the Danish Emergency Preparedness organisation and its participants
Poul Erik Nystrup (Danish Emergency Management Agency)
Swedish assessments of radionuclear threats
Richard Olsson (Swedish Emergency Management Agency)
Norwegian assessments of radionuclear threats
Per Strand (Norwegian Radiation Protection Authority)
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