Difference between revisions of "EU ISFP PRoTECT project"
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Protection of public spaces, that are soft targets, from terrorism. |
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Explain what is PRoTECT |
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How do we look at terrorism, what is the threat. --> link to page on terrorism, types and actors |
How do we look at terrorism, what is the threat. --> link to page on terrorism, types and actors |
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When is something a soft target --> short introduction, create new page on soft targets and link to urban objects that are soft targets |
When is something a soft target --> short introduction, create new page on soft targets and link to urban objects that are soft targets |
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Explain what public spaces are (PSOI), link to urban objects |
Explain what public spaces are (PSOI), link to urban objects |
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Local law enforcement, specifically municiplalities. Stakeholders involved are... --> use information from EFUS in D2.1 |
Local law enforcement, specifically municiplalities. Stakeholders involved are... --> use information from EFUS in D2.1 |
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Steps that can help protect public spaces, starting with vulnerabiltiy identification and looking for solutions. |
Steps that can help protect public spaces, starting with vulnerabiltiy identification and looking for solutions. |
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Information on VAT, why it is important to identify vulnerabilities, what you can do with it, that there are multiple methods (for instance VAT from PRoTECT), use scenario's. |
Information on VAT, why it is important to identify vulnerabilities, what you can do with it, that there are multiple methods (for instance VAT from PRoTECT), use scenario's. |
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With knowledge of vulnerabilities, it is important to choose what to focus on. Define objectives and requirements for the chosen vulnerabilities and needs. |
With knowledge of vulnerabilities, it is important to choose what to focus on. Define objectives and requirements for the chosen vulnerabilities and needs. |
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can be done by research (SOTA), insight in developments of technologies or by asking the market (RFI), use scenario's. |
can be done by research (SOTA), insight in developments of technologies or by asking the market (RFI), use scenario's. |
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How to evaulate solutions (MCA, before and after gathering solutions, set up evaluation criteria, particaluralry for a vulnerability and public space). Also other ways of evaluating. |
How to evaulate solutions (MCA, before and after gathering solutions, set up evaluation criteria, particaluralry for a vulnerability and public space). Also other ways of evaluating. |
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This step was not done by PRoTECT, but in general one could choose potential useful solutions and implement it. Next steps. |
This step was not done by PRoTECT, but in general one could choose potential useful solutions and implement it. Next steps. |
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VAT manual |
VAT manual |
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Revision as of 13:11, 15 September 2020
Contents
PRoTECT
Protection of public spaces, that are soft targets, from terrorism.
Explain what is PRoTECT
Terrorism
How do we look at terrorism, what is the threat. --> link to page on terrorism, types and actors
Soft targets
When is something a soft target --> short introduction, create new page on soft targets and link to urban objects that are soft targets
Public spaces
Explain what public spaces are (PSOI), link to urban objects
Users
Local law enforcement, specifically municiplalities. Stakeholders involved are... --> use information from EFUS in D2.1
Acquired knowledge
Steps that can help protect public spaces, starting with vulnerabiltiy identification and looking for solutions.
Step 1. Vulnerability identification
Information on VAT, why it is important to identify vulnerabilities, what you can do with it, that there are multiple methods (for instance VAT from PRoTECT), use scenario's.
Take into account the current measures.
--> link to the following (new) pages: "Vulnerability assessments", "vulnerabilities", "Evaluation methods"
Step 2. Define objectives and requirements
With knowledge of vulnerabilities, it is important to choose what to focus on. Define objectives and requirements for the chosen vulnerabilities and needs.
Step 3. Gather solutions
can be done by research (SOTA), insight in developments of technologies or by asking the market (RFI), use scenario's.
What is an RFI, how did PRoTECT do it, what can you learn.
--> link to the following (new) pages: "Request for Information", "Technology solutions", "Measures", "Terrorism (types and actors)"
Step 4. Evaluation of solutions
How to evaulate solutions (MCA, before and after gathering solutions, set up evaluation criteria, particaluralry for a vulnerability and public space). Also other ways of evaluating.
--> Link to the follwoing (new) pages: "Evaluation methods", "Request for Information", "Vulnerability Assessment"
Step 5. Implimentation
This step was not done by PRoTECT, but in general one could choose potential useful solutions and implement it. Next steps.
Useful documents
VAT manual
Technology evaluation framework
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