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| Acknowledgments | |
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| Foreword | |
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| Introduction | |
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| The Threat Environment | |
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| Adverse Effects | |
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| Causative Agents: The Spectrum of CBRN/HAZMAT Substances | |
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| Means of Dissemination | |
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| Causative Agents: the Perpetrator | |
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| Multipliers in the Major Event Environment | |
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| Nuisances, Hoaxes, and Communicated Threats | |
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| CBRN/HAZMAT Substances: Characteristics Significant as Planning Considerations | |
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| Differing Perspectives and Philosophies on CBRN/HAZMAT Planning and Response | |
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| Fire Service and HAZMAT | |
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| Military CBRN Defense Philosophy | |
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| Perspective of Police, Law Enforcement, and Security Services | |
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| The Private Security Provider's Perspective | |
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| Medical Perspective | |
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| Scientific and Laboratory Perspective | |
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| General Planning and Preparedness Efforts | |
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| CBRN in Context: Interagency Planning and Cooperation | |
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| Swimming in the Sea: Keeping CBRN/HAZMAT in Context | |
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| The Safety and Security Bureaucracy: The Sea in Which We Swim | |
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| Interagency Planning and Coordination | |
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| Incident Management Systems | |
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| The Operations Center | |
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| Best Practices | |
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| Common Language | |
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| General Planning Considerations at an Early Stage | |
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| Establish your Planning Threshold | |
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| Reconnaissance: Site Surveys and Walkthroughs | |
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| Resilience | |
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| Legal Considerations | |
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| Communications | |
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| Building Capability and Capacity | |
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| Survey the Existing Capability | |
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| Surveying Capacity | |
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| The Synchronization Matrix as a Planning Tool | |
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| Assessment Schemes | |
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| Training and Exercises | |
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| Equipment Procurement | |
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| Preparing for the Onslaught of Vendors | |
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| Hazard Prediction-Is it Useful? | |
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| Sensors: Surveillance and Warning | |
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| Protection Technology | |
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| Dealing with Event Venues | |
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| Major Types of Venue | |
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| Architectural, Structural, and Construction considerations | |
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| Planning Considerations for Building Construction | |
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| Securing Venues | |
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| Venue Search | |
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| Screening People | |
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| Screening Goods and Vehicles | |
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| The Response Disciplines | |
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| Medical Preparedness | |
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| How will CBRN/HAZMAT Present itself to the Medical System? | |
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| The Concept of "Special Events Medical Services" | |
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| General Planning Considerations | |
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| Mass Casualty Planning | |
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| Hospital Decontamination | |
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| Medical Surveillance | |
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| Dealing with the "Worried Well" | |
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| Police, Law Enforcement, Intelligence, and Security Preparedness | |
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| Breaking the Cycle: Disrupting the Process of Terrorism | |
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| Preparing to Operate in a CBRN/HAZMAT Environment | |
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| Preparedness for the Fire and HAZMAT Sector | |
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| Adapting the Response to the Major Event Environment | |
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| Decontamination | |
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| Search and Rescue in the Hot Zone? | |
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| Keeping the Detectives Happy: Learning not to Wreck the Crime Scene | |
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| The Military: Preparing for Military Support to Civil Authorities | |
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| The Nature of Military Support to Civil Authorities | |
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| Types of Military Support to CBRN/HAZMAT Incidents | |
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| Some Issues and Problems with Military Support | |
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| Some Ideas to Integrate Military Support | |
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| Preparedness for Everybody Else | |
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| Public Transportation and Transport Infrastructure | |
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| Financial and Administrative Preparedness | |
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| Explosive Ordnance Disposal and Bomb Squad | |
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| Legal Preparedness | |
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| Preparedness for Event and Venue Management | |
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| Laboratory and Scientific Preparedness | |
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| Reach-Back | |
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| VIP Protection Considerations | |
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| Response | |
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| Initial Assessment and Response | |
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| The Golden Hour | |
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| Initial Assessment of the Incident | |
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| Arriving on Scene: Managing the Incident with GEDAPER | |
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| Tactics for the Incident Commander and Responder | |
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| Detection, Measurement, and Identification of Hazards | |
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| Concepts and Definitions | |
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| "Primitive" and "Nonspecific" Sensors | |
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| Chemical and HAZMAT Sensors | |
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| Biological Sensors | |
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| Radiological and Nuclear Sensors | |
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| Integrating Detection and Identification into Operations | |
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| Best Practices for Major Events | |
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| What Not to Do | |
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| Medical Response | |
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| How Will the CBRN/HAZMAT Patient Look? | |
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| Managing the Incident: Being Realistic in Chemical Scenarios | |
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| Field Care: Remember the ABCDD | |
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| Alphabet Soup: Managing the ABCDD in an MCI | |
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| Definitive Care: the Larger Picture | |
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| Decontamination | |
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| Why do Decontamination? | |
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| Issues and Arguments Surrounding Decon | |
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| Categories of Decontamination | |
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| Methods of Decontamination | |
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| Decontamination: Planning Considerations and Tactics | |
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| Law Enforcement and Security Response | |
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| Scene Control and Public Order Issues | |
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| Intervention Scenarios | |
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| Forensics: Collection and Preservation of Criminal Evidence | |
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| The Crime Scene | |
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| Collecting Evidence at a Contaminated Crime Scene | |
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| Consequence Management and Other Related Measures | |
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| Consequence Management | |
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| Public and Media Affairs | |
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| Dealing with the Dead | |
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| Volunteers and "Unaffiliated Responders" | |
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| References | |
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| Practical Scenarios | |
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| The Venue Search | |
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| Screening People, Vehicles, and Goods | |
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| Radiation Detection and Radiation Alerts | |
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| Unattended and/or Suspicious Packages | |
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| A "Communicated Threat" | |
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| An Anthrax Letter | |
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| Industrial HAZMAT Accidents | |
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| Suspicious Odors and Unexplained Illness | |
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| External Chemical Attack | |
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| Internal Chemical Attack | |
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| The Biological Attack | |
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| The Crime Scene | |
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| The "Dirty Bomb" and Structural Collapse | |
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| Appendices | |
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| Glossary of Terms, Abbreviations and Acronyms | |
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| Threat Basis and Planning Threshold | |
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| Template for a CBRN/HAZMAT Site Survey | |
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| Task Lists, Capability Survey, and Capacity Survey | |
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| Synchronization Matrix for CBRN/HAZMAT Response at a Major Event | |
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| Sample Detection and Identification Decision Trees | |
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| If You Only Read One Page, Read This One! | |
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| Bibliography | |
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| Index | |