While many different actors are involved in crisis management process, one of most effective approach for coping with crisis situation is a collaborative crisis management (CCM). Thus to leverage a flow of information relevant for emergency managers and incident commanders it is more than crucial to have a reliable and up-to-date information gathered from credible sources. A series of crisis management exercises conducted in Poland this year, in framework of FP7 project EDEN could be given as example of practical implementation of CCM.

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Jointly implemented by European Commission and UNICRI
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Funded by the European Union
FP7 EDEN PROJECT
COLLABORATIVE CRISIS MANAGEMENT (CCM)
APPROACH
TIEMS International Italy Conference, Rome 2015

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• Massimo Lanfranco @EC-JRC, Ispra, Italy
invited END-USER as Civil Protection field officer
• Marcin Rudnicki @Crisis Information Centre, Warsaw, Poland
EDEN Project implementer as Crisis Management Specialist
Session 10
New approaches and methods for Emergency Management

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FP7 EDEN

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European Commission strategy

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EDEN OBJECTIVES
 Develop EDEN Toolbox of Toolboxes (ToT)
 Integrate new and existing tools into ToT :
 From other EU projects (ex. PRACTICE, IF REACT,...)
 Existing tools from Consortium
 Innovative tools from SME platform, Supplier platform, End user platform.
 Test and validate EDEN Tools during the Demonstrations
 Contamination in the food chain (BIOLOGICAL THREAT)
 Multi attacks against idustrial chemical sites (CHEMICAL THREAT)
 Radiological and Nuclear (R & N THREATS)
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consortium and shall not be distributed or reproduced without the formal approval of the EDEN Steering
Committee

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DEMONSTRATIONS
13 EXERCISES / WORKSHOPS

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 RN demos
1. Scenario Generation and exercise plans
2. Pre-demonstrations
– Simulation for Virtual Facility VF (3 Workshops – Jan, Feb, Mar 2015)
3. Thematic demonstrations
– Initial Field Exercise IFE (April 2015)
– Tabletop Exercise TTX (May 2015)
4. Large scale demonstration
– Full-scale Exercise (Spring 2016)
5. Evaluation and assessment
EDEN RN DEMOS

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SCENARIO BACKGROUND

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INITIAL FIELD EXERCISE

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TABLE TOP EXERCISE

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EDEN CCM APPROACH

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Massimo Lanfranco
European Commission
Joint Research Centre (JRC)
Institute for the Protection and
Security of the Citizen (IPSC)
Global Security & Crisis Management
Via Enrico Fermi 2749
21027 Ispra VA, Italy
massimo.lanfranco@jrc.ec.europa.eu
Marcin Rudnicki
Polish Academy of Sciences
Space Research Centre (SRC)
Earth Observation Group Division
Crisis Information Centre
Bartycka Street 18A
00-716 Warsaw, Poland
mrudnicki@cbk.waw.pl
CONTACTS
http://www.cbrn-coe.eu/
https://www.eden-security-fp7.eu
http://www.cbk.waw.pl/