Conveners
Technical Session 4A: International and Regional Cooperation in Nuclear Forensics
- S.C. Kim (Korea, Republic of)
- E. Kovacs-Szeles (Hungary)
Z. Pajalova
(European Union)
10/07/2014, 09:00
Oral
Even though, the responsibility for nuclear security is with the EU MS, as this is a matter of national security, European institutions have been involved in activities related to nuclear security for decades.
In accordance with provisions of Chapter 7 of the EURATOM Treaty (1957), the European Commission has the responsibility to verify that nuclear materials are not diverted from their...
Dr
H. Dion
(National Nuclear Security Administration, USA)
10/07/2014, 09:20
Oral
The Confidence Building Measures (CBM) program of the National Nuclear Security Administration advances a global security system in which authorities are able to use technical nuclear forensics to prevent, identify, and deter nuclear security breaches. In coordination with the US interagency and international partners, CBM leverages U.S. national laboratory nuclear forensics expertise to build...
Mr
V. Kushka
(Ukraine)
10/07/2014, 10:00
Oral
The threat of terrorist activities involving nuclear materials has now become a matter of international community concern. Ukraine has been actively involved into the international activities related to combating illicit trafficking of NRM and communicates with International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) Incident and Trafficking Database (ITDB) since 1997. Much can be learned from analysis of...
