CBRN threats – advancing national security through interdisciplinary innovations: an analytical framework for chemical hazard detection technologies

Szklarski, Łukasz

doi:10.5604/01.3001.0054.1466

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CBRN threats – advancing national security through interdisciplinary innovations: an analytical framework for chemical hazard detection technologies

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Zagrożenia CBRN – wzmacnianie bezpieczeństwa narodowego poprzez interdyscyplinarne innowacje: analityczne ramy dla technologii wykrywania zagrożeń chemicznych

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In the contemporary era, the increasing complexities in national security necessitate the continuous evolution within the sphere of chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear (CBRN) threat detection. This study presents a detailed analysis of the interdisciplinary technologies pivotal to chemical hazard detection systems, thereby offering an analytical framework to enhance national security strategies. The authors examine the fundamental principles of standoff and point detectors, focusing on their role in safeguarding first responders in civilian contexts. Furthermore, the intricacies of current technologies were explored, highlighting their functionalities and inherent limitations. This research aims to pinpoint optimal technologies that meet the stringent demands of national security, facilitating a resilient response mechanism to chemical threats. By fostering interdisciplinary collaboration, this study contributes significantly towards building a fortified national security framework, adept at navigating the complex and evolving threat dynamics.

W współczesnej erze rosnące złożoności w zakresie bezpieczeństwa narodowego wymagają ciągłego rozwoju w sferze wykrywania zagrożeń chemicznych, biologicznych, radiologicznych i jądrowych (CBRN). Niniejszy artykuł przedstawia szczegółową analizę interdyscyplinarnych technologii kluczowych dla systemów wykrywania zagrożeń chemicznych, oferując tym samym analityczne ramy do wzmocnienia strategii bezpieczeństwa narodowego. Autor badań skupił się na zasadniczych zasadach działania detektorów stacjonarnych i przenośnych, koncentrując się na ich roli w ochronie pierwszych reagujących w kontekstach cywilnych. Ponadto przeanalizował złożoności obecnych technologii, podkreślając ich funkcjonalności i wrodzone ograniczenia. Celem tego badania było wskazanie optymalnych technologii, które spełniają rygorystyczne wymagania bezpieczeństwa narodowego, ułatwiając elastyczną reakcję na zagrożenia chemiczne. Poprzez wspieranie współpracy interdyscyplinarnej to badanie znacząco przyczynia się do budowy wzmocnionych ram bezpieczeństwa narodowego, zdolnego do nawigacji w skomplikowanej i ewoluującej dynamice zagrożeń.

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CBRN threats national security chemical hazard detection interdisciplinary innovations standoff detectors point detectors first responders civilian safety analytical framework

zagrożenia CBRN bezpieczeństwo narodowe wykrywanie zagrożeń chemicznych innowacje interdyscyplinarne detektory stacjonarne detektor przenośny

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Szkoła Główna Służby Pożarniczej

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Zeszyty Naukowe SGSP / Szkoła Główna Służby Pożarniczej

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2023

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Nr 88 (tom 2)

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93--118

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Bibliogr. 51 poz.

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Szklarski Łukasz

ITTI Sp. z o.o.

https://orcid.org/0000-0001-6779-5897

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