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International Symposium on Nuclear Security 30 March - 3 April 2009 Vienna, Austria
Presentations:
Opening Session R. Schenkel Director General Joint Research Center (JRC) European Commission (EC) J. Hashmi Chairman Pakistan Nuclear Regulatory Authority (PNRA) R. Howsley Executive Director World Institute for Nuclear Security (WINS)
No. of Paper IAEA-CN-166/	Name	Designating Member State/ Organization	Title of Paper
Session 1: IAEA Nuclear Security Programme
INV-1	A. Nilsson	IAEA	The IAEA Nuclear Security Role, Activities, Accomplishments and Future Vision
INV-2	J-F. Dodeman	France	French Approach to the Protection of Critical Services – the Nuclear Field
INV-3	R. Raja Adnan	Malaysia	Nuclear Security: National Detection and Response System for Nuclear and Radioactive Materials in Malaysia
INV-4	T. Lulashnyk	Canada	Learning from the Past and Looking to the Future: Canadian International Nuclear Security Activities
INV-5	Qu Zhimin	China	Nuclear Security in China
077	N. Klos	Ukraine	Prevention of Nuclear Terrorism as an Important Element of National and International Security
Session 2: Legal Framework
INV-6	J. Rautenbach	IAEA	Legal Issues
INV-7	W. Gehr	UNODC	The Global Legal Framework Against Nuclear Terrorism
INV-8	B. Andemicael	UN 1540 Committee	Status of Implementation of UNSC 1540
INV-9	P. Comella	USA	Essential Elements for Implementing a Nuclear Security Regime
INV-10	S. Kumar	Australia	Implementing Nuclear Security within a Federal System of Government - Australian Experience
Session 3: Meeting the Threat of Nuclear Terrorism
INV-13	R. Mowatt-Larssen	USA	Preventing Nuclear Terrorism
012	G. Nabakhtiani	Georgia	Security Problems related to Uncontrolled Radioactive Sources in Georgia (Lessons Learned)
046	R. Warren	USA	A Practical Approach to Assessing Nuclear Threats
INV-23	S. Sagan	USA	New Ideas for Strengthening the Design Basis Threat (DBT) Process
066	J. Facetti	Paraguay	Illicit Trafficking of Nuclear and other Radioactive Material in Paraguay
073	I. Khripunov	USA	Terrorist Threats to Nuclear Facilities and the Role of the Public in Countering Them
043	J.L. Regens	USA	Predicting the Magnitude and Spatial Distribution of Potentially Exposed Populations during IND or RDD Terrorism Incidents
Session 4: Information Sharing and Collaborative Approaches
061	R. Hoskins	IAEA	Nuclear Security Incident Analysis: Towards an Integrated and Comprehensive Approach
090	M. Curry	USA	International Forensics Cooperation: Reviewing Frameworks, Goals and Capabilities
021	K. Mayer D.K. Smith	EC	ITWG - A Platform for International Cooperation in Nuclear Forensics
058	B. Wieland	Switzerland	Nuclear Security Information: A Balancing Act between Confidentiality and Transparency
Session 5: National Initiatives and Efforts
032	K. Kovalev	Russian Federation	Regulation of Nuclear Security in the Russian Federation: Implementation and Prospects
031	R. Ramirez Quijada	Peru	Progress on Regulatory Matters for Reducing the Threat
057	N. Shen	China	Practices on Nuclear Security and International Cooperation
083	M. Khaliq	Pakistan	Pakistan's Nuclear Security Action Plan
026	R. Ramirez Guerrero	Mexico	Nuclear Security Actions in Mexico for an Effective Protection System of Nuclear and Radioactive Facilities
065	T. Biro et al.	Hungary	Experience and Recent Developments in Nuclear Forensics at the Institute of Isotopes
Session 6: Materials Out of Regulatory Control: Progress & Challenges I
INV -18	J. Sharaf	Jordan	Activities of Jordan in detecting and responding to radioactive materials out of regulatory control
INV-19	M. Wittrock	USA	Model Guidelines Document / Nuclear Detection Architectures
029	N. Bello	Nigeria	International Cooperation for Nuclear Safety and Security - The Nigerian Experience
081	F. Mariotte et al.	France	French Emergency Response Against Nuclear and Radiological Terrorism
015	W. Rosenstock	Germany	Recent Improvements in On-Site Detection and Identification of Radioactive/Nuclear Material
Session 7: Security, Safeguards and Safety Interfaces
056	W. Dean et al.	USA	U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Efforts to Improve the Safety –Security Interface
028	J. Jalouneix	France	Compatibility of Safety and Security
019	Z. Ilyas	Indonesia	Nuclear Regulatory Policy Concept on Safety, Security, Safeguards and Emergency Preparedness (3S+EP)
030	J. Jalouneix	France	Complementarities between Nuclear Security, Safeguards and State System of Accountancy for and Control
106	J. M. Crete	IAEA	Synergy between Safeguards and Nuclear Security
Session 8: Securing Materials and Facilities: Progress and Challenges
027	G. Shaw	Australia	Security for the Uranium Industry: A Challenge for Operator and the Regulator
074	C. Hansell et al.	USA	Building Momentum to Minimize Highly Enriched Uranium Use, Improve Nuclear Security and Combat Nuclear Terrorism
092	V. Prostakov	Russian Federation	Optimization of Activities Purposed to Enhance the Security of Nuclear Materials and Installations
052	P. Staples	USA	Global Threat Reduction Initiative's Reactor Conversion Programs Cooperation Methodologies and Approaches
006	M.A. Belemsaga et al.	Burkina Faso	A New Regulatory Authority for the Control of Nuclear Security and Radiation Protection in Burkina Faso
062	I. Badaway	Egypt	An Integrated Approach for Securing a Nuclear Power Plant for Electricity Generation
072	C. Hansell et al.	Norway	Examining Self-Protection Requirements: Methods to Improve Security of HEU Materials
Session 9: Materials Out of Regulatory Control: Progress & Challenges II
013	K. Mayer et al.	JRC/EC	Data Interpretation in Nuclear Forensics
039	W. Buckley	USA	The Importance of Technical Reachback in the Adjudication of Radiation Alarms
023	M.N. Maouad H.J. Nasr	Lebanon	Nuclear Security Projects Related to Border Control in Lebanon
016	E.A. Kroeger	Germany	Joint Exercises and Training of Law Enforcers and Radiation Protection Advisors for the Defence against Nuclear Hazards in Germany - Experience Gathered at the Federal Level
075	L. de Mello et al.	Brazil	Evolution of Nuclear Security Regulatory Activities in Brazil
042	V.D. Petrenko et al.	Uzbekistan	Radiation Monitoring at the Borders - Important Part of Nuclear Security
Session 10: International Initiatives and Efforts
INV-20	D. Huizenga	USA	Beyond Guns, Gates, and Guards
INV-21	F. Harrison	UK	Countering Proliferation –The UK Global Threat Reduction Programme
INV-22	L. Vez Carmona	IAEA	IAEA Coordination with other International Initiatives Relevant to Nuclear Security
044	M. Stafford	USA	NSOI: Enhancing International Assistance to Combat Illicit Trafficking of Nuclear and Radioactive Materials
064	S. Abousahl P. Frigola	EC	The JRC Support to EU Policy in the Field of Nuclear and Radiological Security
063	T. Wuchte	USA	International Initiatives and Efforts: UNSCR 1540
007	V. Berthou	EC	Cooperative projects in the Nuclear Security area with CIS countries
Session 11: Human Resource Aspects of Nuclear Security Capacity Building
088	A. Braunegger-Guelich	IAEA	IAEA Nuclear Security Human Resource Development Program
008	E. Melamed et al.	USA/IAEA/EC	International Joint Efforts To Address Training Needs In Nuclear Security
040	K.L. De Castro	USA	Key Elements of a Nuclear Security Culture Enhancement Program
037	J. Saunders	UK	Enhanced Radiological Detection Instrument Training
087	C. Duncan	USA	Russian University Education in Nuclear Safeguards and Security
089	A. Fataftah	League of Arab States	Nuclear Security Education and Training at NAUSS
Session 12: Future Enhancements of Nuclear Security: Private Sector Contributions
093	V. Goltsov V. Limonayev	Russian Federation	JSC “Atomenergoprom” Efforts to Establish PP Corporative Standards in Developing Effective Approaches to PP of NPP Under Construction
084	P. Friend A Keizer	UK	A Methodology for Self-assessment of Nuclear Security Risks
017	F. Lall	India	Design and Operational Provisions for Nuclear Security in India
036	T. Dixon	WNTI	Security in the Transport of Radioactive Materials
055	E. Bondaruk D. Howell	USA	GTRI/Industry Technical Cooperation to Reduce Nuclear and Radiological Risk
050	D. Finker	USA	The Role of the Nuclear Industry in Advancing Nuclear Security Instrumentation