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TechnicalSession 3G:NumberIAEA-CN269171TitlePresenterA Novel Portable Device or Gamma and NeutronSpectroscopy with Special Nuclear Material IdentificationCapabilitiesG.Mangiagalli249Remote Operated Vehicles for Radiological EmergenciesR. VazquezCervantes313Wearable Neutron Detector for Dosimetry and Nuclear NonProliferationT. Ochs323Gamma Cameras as New Technological Developments toStrengthen Nuclear Security Detection Architectures:Emerging Potential Approaches within RegulatoryFrameworks and Implementation Practice, Expected addedValue to Existing Measures from Instrumentation-SpecificTechnical and Functional Characteristics.D. Rothan363Environment Insensitive Detection of Fissionable Materialwith a Short Pulse Neutron SourceY. Podpaly113Radiological Security through Cesium IrradiatorReplacement in the United StatesL. ative Monetary Penalties in Nuclear SecurityJ. Vucicevic166A Graded Approach to Cybersecurity: Smaller Facilities,Temporary Jobsites, or Multiple AuthoritiesM. Cervera233State Supervision and Control over Security of RadioactiveMaterialsR. Pashayev322Best Practices and Challenges for Securing RadioactiveMaterialsR. Elsayd327Assessment and Licensing Mechanism to Ensure NuclearSecurity in MalaysiaN. Rabani9Process Oriented Approach in Updating and MaintainingNational Register of Radiation SourcesR. SambaTechnicalSession 3H:

87Improving Global Radiological Source Security: NationalLegal Frameworks, Penalty Provisions, and PreventiveEnforcementR. Cupitt164Strengthening Security of Radioactive Sources in theRepublic of MoldovaI. g Strategies for the Security and Safe use ofRadioactive Materials at the Centre for Energy Research andTraining (CERT), Zaria., NigeriaI. Ewa375Security of Radioactive Material, Associated Facilities andAssociated Activities in TogoY. Fiagan117Practices and Regulation for Effectiveness on NuclearSecurity Control of Radioactive Sources at Medical Facilitiesin MalaysiaZ. Kayun276Challenges in the Elaboration of the New Regulation forSecurity of Radioactive Sources in BrazilF. Da Silva12Design of the French Regulations on the Security ofRadioactive Sources - Challenges and Lessons LearntV. Lesage137Maintaining and Regaining Control of Radioactive Sources:Legislative and Regulatory ApproachesF. MorrisNumberIAEA-CN2693TitlePresenterDevelopment of Access Control System (ACS) in theProtected Area (PA) at Al-Tuwaitha Nuclear SiteH. AlHamadani119Current Status for Radioactive Material “Security” of Japan:Toward 2020 Tokyo Olympic and Paralympic GamesH. Ito138A Case Study on a Successful Collaborative Project toIncrease Security for a Device Containing RadiologicalMaterialM. Kuca258Introduction to the Graded Approach to the Security ofRadioactive Material in ChinaL. WangTechnicalSession 3I:TechnicalSession 4A:

Global Cesium Security Initiative – A ComprehensiveApproach to Cesium SecurityM. HazelNumberIAEA-CN26945TitlePresenterInfusing Nuclear Security Topics into Present NuclearEngineering Curriculum in Universitas Gadjah Mada: AnInternational Cooperation, Local Action and InternationalImpactS. Putero54Security of Radioactive Material and Human ResourceDevelopment: Sri Lanka Navy's EffortH. Dassanaike70Brazilian Seminar “Safety and Security: Harmonization andAction”: A tool for Human Resource DevelopmentF. Da Silva89Penn State Nuclear Security Graduate Education Program:Nuclear Security System DesignK. Unlu303World Institute of Nuclear Security (WINS) Programmes forSustainable Radioactive Source SecurityR. Evans349Radiological Source Security in Major Urban AreasT. Bieda72Security of Radioactive Material in Nuclear Security TrainingProgrammes in KazakhstanN. Izmailova307Human Resource Development: A key Asset in DetectingNuclear and Other Radioactive MaterialJ. GalyNumberIAEA-CN269242TitlePresenterNuclear Security Continual ImprovementP. Gray326Considerations for Newcomers to Strengthen the Security ofRadioactive Materials and Associated FacilitiesO. Elhefnawy238Sustainability Considerations for Advanced NuclearSmuggling Detection SystemsJ. Hoyt229The Importance of National Stakeholders’ Involvement andSynergies in Setting up an Effective Integrated System for theN. Alawadhi139TechnicalSession 4B:TechnicalSession 4C:

Security of Radioactive Material: Kuwait’s Approach andExperience190The Exercise Development Workshop: A Suite of Tools forExercises and EvaluationC. Roberts111In a New York Minute: Economic Impacts of RadiologicalDispersion DeviceL. TrostNumberIAEA-CN26956TitlePresenterBATAN’s Practices on Prevention and Detection Measuresfor the Security System of its Radioactive MaterialY. Hasan116Development of an International Security Standard forDevices Containing High Levels of Radiological MaterialM. Kuca198Nuclear Security features for the Interim Radioactive SourceStorage Facility in UgandaR. Asaba345Challenges Implementing Physical Security Measures at aSource Manufacturing FacilityJ. Miller142Site Security Plans: Best Practices and Common PitfallsJ. Manion385Security of Radioactive Materials: The Jamaican RegulatoryAuthority PerspectiveT. Warner293Technical and Scientific Support Capabilities of the NuclearSecurity Department (MTA EK, Hungary)P. VölgyesiNumberIAEA-CN269174TitlePresenterBest Practices for Security of Mobile Radioactive DevicesCommonly Used in the Industrial Radiography IndustryB. Kluse176Best Practices for Security of Mobile Radioactive DevicesCommonly Used in the Well Logging IndustryB. Kluse195A Practical Sharing Experience for Pilot Project in On-lineTracking of Mobile Radioactive Sources in Viet NamV. PhiTechnicalSession 4D:TechnicalSession 4E:

308Unmanned Ariel Systems as an Enhancement and Threat toRadioactive Material Transport and Physical SecurityA. Aaron296Legal and Regulatory Framework on Security Transport ofRadioactive MaterialS. UtamiNumberIAEA-CN26910TitlePresenterPrioritizing Security Risks in Research ReactorsA. Sfetsos65Radiological Threat: Where We’ve Come from and a Path tothe FutureC. Potter94Risk Informed Approach for Nuclear Security Measures forRadioactive Material Under Regulatory ControlD. Ek108Risk Context for Radiological Material: How to AssessThreats and ConsequencesM. Ladd205Malicious Use of Radioactive Materials as RadiologicalDispersion or Radiological Exposure Devices: A HistoricalReviewJ. Adduci377National Threat Assessment for Radioactive MaterialsD. White325Threat Assessment and Development of DBT in CroatiaM. MedićNumberIAEA-CN26973TitlePresenterRegulatory Inspections of Radioactive Materials-Relationshipwith Licensing and Enforcement ProcessS. Shah96Sudanese Development of Sustainable Nuclear SecurityDetection CapabilityM. Mogahed337Enhancing National Regulatory Frameworks for the Securityof Radioactive Material in AfricaP. Gizowska318Criminalization and its Impact in the Egyptian Nuclear andRadiation LawF. Elsisi140Eliminating the Target – Regulatory Incentives forAlternative Technologies to Radioactive SourcesF. MorrisTechnicalSession 4F:TechnicalSession 4G:

1Reglementation of Radioactive Materials in NigerH. BarkeNumberIAEA-CN269278TitlePresenterMain Outcome of the Fierce Falcon GICNT RadiologicalSource Security and Theft Response Workshop Organized inHungaryE. KovacsSzeles298Proposing an Informal Radioactive Communication Networkon Voluntary Basis Between Counter-Terrorism Officers andthe License HoldersN. Ishak172Effective Inter-Organizational Coordination for Response toNuclear Security Events Involving Radioactive Sources:Exemplary National PracticesD. Donnelly299Malaysia’s Experience in Enhancing National Concept ofOperation to address Cross Cutting Nuclear Security NeedsP. Gan264Impact of Nuclear Information and Cyber Response TeamBuilding on the Security of Radioactive MaterialsM. Hossain305Communication Strategy following Radiological Threats /EmergenciesM. SeshadriTechnicalSession 5A:TechnicalSession 5B:NumberIAEA-CN269181TitlePresenterTraining Project for First Police Response to Chemical,Biological, Radiological or Nuclear ThreatsJ. Garces287Human Resource DevelopmentP. MallawaArachchige361Knowledge Management: The Tool of the Conceptual Map inthe Evaluation of a Seminar on Safety and SecurityF. Da Silva374The EC-US 2018 Counter Nuclear Smuggling Workshop inKarlsruhe – Outcomes and Findings -K. Mayer76Pakistan’s Approach for Development of Human Resource forSecure Management of Radioactive SourcesI. Khan

53Human Resource Development in Radiological Security for anInternational Audience: Lessons from the UK’s ExperienceC. HobbsTechnicalSession 5C:Number IAEACN-26993TitlePresenterDevelopment of Physical Protection Measure PerformanceData for Radioactive Material FacilitiesM. Snell189Tools for Promoting Sustainability: Tabletop Exercises, SiteSecurity Plans, and Standard Operating ProceduresJ. Manion186The Value of Nuclear Security Simulation ExercisesR. Chatelus254Scenario-based Learning to Manage Nuclear Threats inVirtual Electronic EnvironmentH. Toivonen217Lessons Learned from implementing an Exercise Program forUkrainian Border GuardsD. Linville

Interactive Content PresentationsNumber IAEACN-2698TitlePresenterChallenges of maintaining the security of radioactivesources of categories 1,2and 3 in the liberated IraqiprovincesF. Mizban40The revolution of information security in SudanM. Abdulrahman64Particle resuspension and its relation to radiologicalriskC. Potter90Mixed Reality 3D Tabletop Tool with RadioactiveSource Model VisualizationT. Le91Randomized Operations–Board Exercise (ROBEx)C. Cole144Development of a National Train-the-TrainerProgramme for Nuclear Security Detection in Malaysiavia Collaboration between the International NuclearSecurity Education Network (INSEN) and theNetwork of Nuclear Security Support Centres (NSSC)I. Abdul RahmanAssessment Framework for Legal and RegulatoryProvisions for the Detection of Criminal or IntentionalUnauthorized Acts Involving Nuclear or OtherRadioactive Material out of Regulatory ControlA. Askin185US NRC's Integrated Source Management Portfolio:tools to support security and licensingM. Cervera201Strengthening Radioactive Security in Mexico andCentral America through Collaboration, Training andCertificationR. Delgado232Research on Computer-Based Analytical Tool forEvaluating Physical Protection System EffectivenessA. Mardhi237Radiological Threat Reduction through Collaborationand Capacity Building: Planning for the Future inSecure Disposal of Radioactive MaterialJ.s Cole239Indonesia’s Criminal Law Policy to Suppress NuclearCrimes on Radioactive MaterialD. Rushartono248Radiological Security for Mass EventsM. Woolley277Strengthening the Security of Radioactive Sources inBrazil: A Roadmap to SuccessR. Alves Tavares291Optimization Planning Tool for Urban Search (OPTUS)T. Edmunds334Public Involvement in Radioactive Material SecurityD. McIntyre146

341How Much Security is Enough?D. White387Implementation of a Concept of Operation onDetection of Illicit Trafficking of MORC Noor FitriahBakri, Rozman Mohd Tahar, Faeizal AliN Fitriah Bakri

Poster PresentationsNumber IAEACN-269-TitlePresenter2A Model Transport Security Arrangement of RadioactiveMaterial for Oil Exploration In GhanaY. Kyei11A Real-Time Surveillance and Management System forMobile Radiation SourcesV. Tran-Quang13Self-Assessment of Nuclear Security Culture In PolishMedical FacilityM. Wiśniewska14Regulatory Functions and Practices to Prevent and DetectIllicit Trafficking of Radioactive Materials in GhanaO. Agbenorku17Physical Protection System for Gamma Chamber 5000 inMyanmarC. Zaw28Enhancing Information Security in the Transport ofRadioactive Materials in Ghana: Current StatusN. Agbemava29Security of Radioactive Sources on the Revision ofBAPETEN Chairman Regulation (BCR) Number 3 Year2013 about Radiotheraphy in IndonesiaS. Sawiyah30Implementation of Security Plan as Requirement onApproval of Transport of Radioactive Sources fromRegulatory Body Based on Indonesian RegulationA. Hayani31Strengthening Sustainability and Effectiveness for Securityof Radioactive Material by Promoting InternationalCooperation and Domestic Interfaces in MyanmarK. Tun36Development of Course Module on Detection Systems forRadioactive Material for Graduate Program at UniversitasGadjah MadaS. Sihana37Overview Implementation of Radioactive Source SecurityRegulation on Radioisotope Production Facilities inIndonesiaN. Yusuf39Evaluation of Security Measures during Transportation ofRadioisotope Material from Radioisotope ProductionFacilityH. Elkhatib49Enhancing of Nuclear and Radioactive Materials Securityin Academic InstituteP. Pengvanich57Detecting Criminal/Unauthorized Acts Involving Nuclearand other Radioactive Material out of Regulatory ControlV. Okoye

61Physical Protection System of the Radioactive WasteStorage Facility at Institute of Applied Nuclear Physics inAlbaniaD. Prifti68Thailand's Development of Regulatory Infrastructure forTransport SecurityS. Tantideeravit74Sustainment of Security of SRS-PNRA Role for TechnicalSupportS. Ahmad79Handheld Device for Distinguishing Spontaneous FissionNeutrons from OthersS. Chuvaev81Radiation Sources Licensing Information SystemCybersecurity MeasuresH. Sallam86Pursuing Adaptable Partnerships: Expanded GovernmentEngagements in the U.S. for Secure End-of-LifeManagement of Radioactive Sealed SourcesJ. Zarling98Nuclear Material Security Monitoring using MultisensorIntegrationD. Nugroho99Stakeholder Coordination and Preparation for HostingIPPAS Module 4 MissionB. Srimok101Coordination Mechanisms for Inter-Agency Action inDetection of and Response to Nuclear and RadioactiveMaterial outside Regulatory Control in East African StatesR. Sseggane109The Way Forward for Prevention and DetectionD. Pavlicevic112Importance of Security Culture with regards toRadioactive SourcesO. Hakam120Strengthen Nuclear Security Regime Through CapacityBuilding Program (Activity Progress: Indonesia NationalNuclear Energy Agency)I. Indragini123Securing the Decommissioning of Radioactive WasteHangars within Public Company Nuclear Facilities ofSerbiaD. Žarković126International Cooperation in Strengthening NuclearSecurity- Public Company “Nuclear Facilities of Serbia”D. Arbutina127Infrastructure for Detection of Orphan Sources inLithuaniaR. Kievinas130Strengthen of Physical Protection Regimes for RadiologicalFacilityA. Adail132The Maintenance Management Plan: The Key toSustainable SystemsC. Stinson

133Organizational Culture Change: A Path to SustainableNuclear Security Measures and SystemsC. Stinson135Testing and performances of radiation detectioninstruments for nuclear securityC. Deyglun136A Case Study on the Effectiveness of Mechanical AttackTesting to Help Determine Vulnerabilities of a Device thatcontains Radiological Material and Proven Methods ofAddressing such VulnerabilitiesM. Kuca147Front Line Officer Standard Operating ProcedureDevelopment for MORC Detection OperationsT. Wright148Incorporating Security into the Design and Transportationof Type B Packaging: Lessons Learned and Best PracticesJ. Zarling149Strengthening of Integrated Operational Procedures for theDetection of Radioactive Material at Border from theBinational Perspective.X. Pazmiño150National Detection Strategy for Nuclear Security DetectionArchitecture – Case Study IndonesiaI. Annisa154International cooperation in HRD (Master programme inNuclear Security)D. Dimitrov155The Use of Innovative Approaches in the Search for andRegaining Control Over Orphan Radioactive Sources in theRepublic of MoldovaI. Balan156Reviewing the Prescriptive-based Regulation of theContinental Shelf Territory of Indonesia for RegulatingSecurity of Radioactive SourcesA. Syuryavin157Enhancing Security System of Irradiation Facility in VincaInstitute Belgrade - SerbiaI. Vujcic160Robust and Flexible Design of Neutron ScintillationDetector Based on Wavelength Shifter and SiliconPhotomultiplierA. Osovizky161Lessons Learned from Adversaries ‘Perfected’ Activities inKenyaB. Kaboro167Aspects of Nuclear Security during the re-Export ofUnused Sources of Co-60 in ParaguayF. Invernizzi182Cooperation on Radioactive Materials TransportationSecurity: Beyond the Signed AgreementM. Cervera182Cooperation on Radioactive Materials TransportationSecurity: Beyond the Signed AgreementM. Cervera183US NRC's Evaluation for Category 3 Sources: Is IncreasedM. Cervera

Protection and Accountability Necessary?194Experiences of Security During Transportation ofRadioactive Material in MalawiC. Manda196Cradle to Grave Control of Sealed Radioactive Sources inUgandaR. Menya200Strengthening Information Exchange and ExperiencesBetween Competent Authorities Including NeighboringCountries for Lost, Stolen or Illicit Trafficked RadioactiveMaterial in Uganda"D. Sekyanzi208The Status and Progress of Securing Radioactive Materialsin MalawiC. Gamulani212Formulation of a Regulatory Plan for the Control ofSecurityI. Ramos219Regulatory Management to Ensure the Security ofRadioactive Sources in VietnamT. Nguyen224Atomexpert Practices in Training Activities on Security ofRadioactive MaterialV. Goltsov228Strengthening Nuclear Security Infrastructure orRadioactive Material Detection and Prevention of Misusein GhanaM. Addo240Security of Radioactive Sources in SwitzerlandT. Flury246Enhancing Security during Transport of RadioactiveMaterialE. Eisawy247Physical Security Proposing for Risk Reduction inHypothetical Nuclear Fuel Cycle FacilityM. Salem250Security of Radioactive Sources: Establishing LegislativeFramework in SerbiaI. Babovic251Building a Security Vulnerability Assessment Program forthe Greek Research ReactorI. Tsourounakis

257Specific Legal Provisions on Sharing ofInformation/Intelligence Regionally and CloseCoordination Among all Stakeholders Locally are Key toPrevent Sabotage of Radioactive MaterialN. Dharmaratne262Nuclear Security in developing countriesN. Elsalamouny269The Legal Basis for Combating Nuclear Terrorism inIndonesiaS. Surachmat290Impact of International Cooperation on Security ofRadioactive Sources in KenyaI. Mundia300Radioactive Source Security Regulation in Hungary andthe Improvement of the Detection and

302 Radioactive and Nuclear Security of Critical Infrastructures and Major Events: Contribution of Reachback Expertise Center for First Responders D. Masse 378 Radioactive Materials Detection System at the Borders of Burkina Faso; Alert and Assessment Procedure O. Kabore 33 Development of Nigerian Nuclear Security Detection