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2004, March 29 - April 1 |
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New
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Symposium
Agenda
DAY
1: Monday -
Aviation Terrorism
Acts of Terrorism & Ultraviolence – Effective Prevention, Mitigation, and Response Strategies; Vulnerability Analysis and Risk Assessment; Counterterrorism and Security Measures, Technologies, and Regulations; Explosives – Recognition and Blast Results; Bomb Threat Management; Workplace Violence and Air Rage; Evidence Preservation)
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| Moderator: | Kenneth
D. Honig, CEM |
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Registration & Breakfast |
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Opening
Ceremony, Opening Statement |
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The Manchester
Airport Policing Patrol Strategy – a systematic and coherent approach
to counter domestic and international terrorism |
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Break |
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Protecting
Four Airports (JFK, Newark, La Guardia, Teterboro) with annually
100 million passengers in primary terrorist target area: The Port
Authority Police - An Overview |
| 11:10 - 11:40 | From
Hostage Situations to Victim Extrication: The Port Authority Police
Emergency Services Unit (ESU) - An Overview by John F Flynn - Sergeant, Port Authority Police ESU |
| 11:40 - 11:50 | Break |
| 11:50 - 12:40 | Newest
Technologies on Detection of Explosives, Weapons and other Threats;
Identification of People, Vehicles and Equipment by John Avolio - Director, L3 Communications Security & Detection Systems |
| 12:40 - 13:00 | Training
Opportunities provided by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) by Richard L. Dickson, DHS Office for Domestic Preparedness |
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LUNCH (sponsored by Oshkosh Truck Corporation), |
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Bombing
& Shooting Attacks at Airports: lessons to be implemented in
Preparedness & Response Procedures |
| 14:45 - 15:15 | Questions & Answers - Open Discussion |
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Group
Exercises on Acts of Ultraviolence & Terrorism |
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DAY 2: Tuesday -
Airport Emergencies and Airplane Accidents
(Emergency Services and Operations; Adequacy of Rules and Standards; Safety and Security in Large Passenger Terminals; Water Rescue Programs; Survival Factors; Capabilities, Equipment, Technologies)
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Breakfast |
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Opening
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Airliner
Cabin Occupant Safety and Health by Beverly L. Norwood - Assistant Director Civil Aviation Issues, U.S. General Accounting Office (GAO) |
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Break |
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American
Airlines flight 587 crash into a New York suburb on November 12, 2001
- Impact & Response by William Mulcahey - Captain NYFD & Editor Aviation Fire Journal |
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Break |
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Smoke in the cabin - How to investigate by Francois Jacquet - Captain Ottawa International Airport, Canada |
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The
principles in designing & conducting a successful airport/airline
disaster exercise by Les Omans |
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LUNCH
with Aviation Safety Advocate of the Year Award Presentation (Lunch sponsored by The Manahan Group) /AirAlert) |
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Visit
to John
F Kennedy International Airport (JFK). The Port Authority Police
provides at JFK the full range of emergency services under one command,
from Law Enforcement, to ARFF (Aircraft Rescue Fire Fighting), to
EMS (Emergency Medical Services), and the ESU (Emergency Services
Unit). Attendees will tour the facilities, including the ARFF training
station, and learn more about equipment, operations, and procedures. |
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Dinner & Other Activities |
DAY
3: Wednesday -
Emergency Medical - Ambulance Services, Public Health & Biological
Agents
(safety & injury prevention strategies; on-site airport EMS; biological agents from SARS to smallpox and the spread of contagious diseases; airplane disinfection; ambulance/EMS Systems and equipment throughout the globe; hospital capabilities
| Moderator: | Ellen M. Diverniero |
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Breakfast |
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Medical Emergencies in Airplanes & at Airports; Existing Requirements, Equipment & Facilities: an overview |
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EMS
Facilities, Equipment & Procedures for single medical emergencies,
mass casualty events, and patients with contagious diseases at Frankfurt
International Airport, Germany by Walter Gaber, MD - Head of Medical Services & Vice President Frankfurt Airport AG Presentation: Medical Disaster Planning at Frankfurt International Airport |
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BREAK |
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Shai
Jaskoll EMS Coordinator UMDNJ-University Hospital EMS EMS Facilities, Equipment & Procedures for single medical emergencies, mass casualty events, and patients with contagious diseases at Newark Liberty International Airport, USA by Representative of the EMS Division of The University Hospital, Newark |
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Pediatric
Considerations for Children Mass Casualty Triage By Lou Romig, MD - Miami Children Hospital Presentation Sorting It Out: MCI Triage for Children & Adults |
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LUNCH (sponsored by NICE Systems) |
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Visit to Newark Liberty International Airport to see equipment & facilities of the Port Authority Police Emergency Services Unit, the Newark University Hospital EMS Division, and the New Jersey State Police (Medivac helicopter) |
DAY
4: Thursday –
Airline/Airport/Community Emergency Planning & Response
(laws & regulations; family assistance plans; logistics & resource management; crisis communication & media management; business impact; cooperation & coordination; training and competency)
| Moderator: | Ellen M. Diverniero |
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Breakfast |
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Opening Session: Planning
for the Worst: Emergency Management - an airline perspective
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Plane Crashes – a family perspective |
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Break |
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Plane Crashes – managing the unmanageable:
a professional perspective |
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Development & implementation
process of the airport-airline-community Accident Response Plan
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| 12:00 - 12:10 | Break |
| 12:10 - 13:00 | Surviving
a catastrophic impact: experiences of the Airport Operator New York
New Jersey Port Authority in the aftermath of the 9-11 terrorist attacks by Kenneth Honig, CEM - Commanding Police Officer JFK airport |
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Lunch |
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Table-Top Exercises Workshop on Family Assistance Programs Workshop on Crisis Communication
& Media Management |