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Security Technologies Part 2: Chemical and Biological Detection (Technical Insights)
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December 2002
Published By:
Frost & Sullivan
Order Code:
R1-4540
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- 1 Security Technologies Part 2, Executive Summary
- A. Contents and Goals
- 1 Introduction
- 2 Report Scope
- B. Chemical and Biological Warfare; an Emerging Threat
- 1 Biological Weapons
- 2 Chemical Agents
- C. Chemical Detection Technologies
- 1 Point Detection
- 2 Standoff Detectors
- 3 Clinical Detection Technology Trends
- D. Nuclear Materials; a Terrorist Threat
- 1 Weapons-Grade Materials
- 2 Radiological Dispersion Device--Dirty Bombs
- 3 Noninvasive System for Measurement of Unauthorized Substances
- 4 Monitoring To Control Theft of Special Nuclear Materials
- E. Needs for Detector Developments
- 1 Drivers for Detection-Development
- 2 Industry Challenges
- 3 Strategic Conclusions
- F. Perspectives of this Report
- 1 Issues Driving and Preventing this Technology
- 2 Unique Features of this Report
- 3 Primary Market
- 2 Security Technologies Part 2, Introduction
- A. The Role of Federal Agencies
- 1 Introduction
- 2 Reorganizing the Security Establishment
- 3 The Administration's Research Plan
- 4 The Freedom of Information Act
- B. The Threat
- 1 Infrastructure
- 2 Cybersecurity
- 3 Electricity
- 4 Natural Gas
- 5 Water
- 6 Biological; Chemical; and Nuclear Threats
- C. Agencies with Major Homeland Security R&D Programs
- 1 The Department of Health and Human Services
- 2 The Department of Energy
- 3 The Department of Defense
- 4 The National Institute of Standards and Technology
- D. Biological Warfare: An Emerging Threat in the 21st Century
- 1 Introduction
- 2 Anthrax
- 3 Genetic Engineering of Pathogens
- 4 Lessons from History
- 5 Terrorist Threats and Possible Solutions
- E. Introduction to Chemical Agents and Toxic Industrial Materials
- 1 Introduction
- 2 Nerve Agents
- 3 Blister Agents (Vesicants)
- 4 Toxic Industrial Materials
- F. Chemical Agent and Tim Field Detection Technologies
- 1 Introduction
- 2 Point Detection Technologies
- 3 Ionization/Ion Mobility Spectrometry (IMS)
- 4 Flame Photometry
- 5 Infrared Spectroscopy
- 6 Electrochemistry
- 7 Surface Acoustic Wave
- 8 Photoionization Detectors
- 9 Miscellaneous Detection Technologies
- 10 Standoff Detectors
- G. Laboratory Analytical Instruments
- 1 Introduction
- 2 Mass Spectrometry (MS)
- 3 Chromatography
- H. Evaluation of Chemical Detection Equipment
- 1 Selection Factors
- 2 Equipment Evaluation Categories
- I. Introduction to Biological Detection Status
- 1 Current Limitations in Our Ability To Cope with Biological Attacks
- 2 Clinical Detection Technology Analysis and Trends
- 3 Environmental Detection Technology Analysis and Trends
- 3 Security Technologies Part 2, Detection Strategies for Security
- A. Development of Strategies for Defense Against Bioweapons
- 1 Research and Development
- B. Development of New Technologies
- 1 Some New Biodetectors
- 2 Flow Cytometers
- 3 Biological Detectors at Work
- 4 Decontaminating a Site
- C. Government and Agencies Ponder Actions
- 1 The Wake-Up Call
- 2 Computerized National Health Network
- 3 Consortium Aims To Create Standards for Biodefense Technology
- 4 National Research Council Plan Places R&D in Pivotal Role
- 4 Security Technologies Part 2, Detection of Nuclear Threat
- A. Nuclear Materials: A Terrorist Threat
- 1 Weapons-Grade Materials
- 2 Radiological Dispersion Device--Dirty Bombs
- 3 Background
- B. Detectors: The First Line Of Defense
- 1 Geiger Mueller Counters
- 2 National Laboratory Evaluates Detectors for Cargo Containers
- 3 Noninvasive System for the Measurement of Unauthorized Substances
- 4 We are Not Safe
- C. Minimizing the Theft of Nuclear Materials
- 1 Introduction
- 2 Monitoring To Control Theft of SNM
- 3 Monitoring Strategies
- D. New Detector Developments
- 1 Tiny Device Can Detect Hidden Nuclear Weapons; Materials
- 2 Nabbing Nuclear Smugglers
- 3 Detection System To Boost Anti-Terror Efforts
- 5 Security Technologies Part 2, Chemical- and Biological-Agent Detection; Market Dynamics
- A. Detection Market Considerations
- 1 Before and After 11-Sep
- 2 Market Drivers and Restraints
- 3 Industry Challenges
- 4 Strategic Conclusions
- 5 Standoff Detection Systems
- B. Market Forecasts and Trends
- 1 Revenue Forecast
- 2 Demand Analysis
- 3 First Responders
- 4 The Civilian Sector
- C. Technology Trends
- 1 General Technologies
- 2 PCR
- 3 Flow Cytometry
- 4 Aerosol Particle Sizers
- 5 Microillumination
- 6 Antibody Antigen Particle Tests
- 7 Standoff Laser Biological-Agent Detection--XM-94
- 8 UV/IR LIDAR
- 9 Mass Spectrometry
- 10 Ongoing Methods Development
- D. Competitive Factors Analysis
- 1 Fast Detection Time
- 2 Low False-Alarm Rates
- 3 Network Compatibility
- 4 Durability
- 5 Small Unit Size
- 6 Low Unit Cost
- 7 Low Power Usage
- E. Summary of Opportunities and Considerations
- 1 Dual Chemical and Biological Detection
- 2 Chemical Warfare Agent Detection Market
- 3 Biological Warfare Agent Detection Market
- 4 Factors To Consider
- 6 Security Technologies Part 2, Directions of Chemical and Biological Detection
- A. Recent Research Developments in Detection
- 1 Sensing Numerous Chemicals
- 2 Hybrid Biochemical Sensor for Multiple Sensing
- 3 Economical Sensors To Monitor Pollutants
- 4 Early Detection of Chemical Warfare
- 5 Detecting Contaminants
- 6 Handheld Devices Use Lysin To Battle Anthrax
- 7 Novel Biosensor
- 8 Detect Invisible Biological Agents Faster
- 9 DNA Detection Gets Cheaper and Easier
- 10 Handheld Device Analyzes Wine and Patients
- 11 Ultraviolet Light Source Will Detect Bioagents
- 12 Discovery Prompts Call for Biowarfare Agreement Review
- 13 Make Genetic Diagnosis without Labels
- 14 New Chemical-Sensing Path Opened
- 15 Simplify the Electronic Nose
- B. Today's Automated Laboratory Analyzers
- 1 Automated Systems
- 2 Transport of Samples and Consumables
- 3 Processing
- 4 Analytical Techniques
- 5 Control and Communications
- 6 Internet Connectivity
- C. The Future of Commercial Analyzer Systems
- 1 Opportunities in Analytical Method Commercialization
- 2 Test Strips and Field Test Kits
- 3 Opportunities in Biological-Agent-Detection Technology
- 4 Issues and Challenges
- 5 Field Tests
- D. Biotechnology Future in the Military
- 1 Biotechnology Future in the Military
- 7 Security Technologies Part 2, Current Research in Chemical and Biological Detection
- A. Innovative Detector Systems
- 1 Nanoprisms
- 2 MEMS Pebbles
- 3 Artificial Noses
- 4 Detecting Trace Residues Using Nanowires
- 5 Detecting Plastic Explosives
- 6 Studies Find that Bees Are Potential Chemical-; Biological-Agent Detectors
- 7 Laser Technology Promises Faster Identification of Bioterror Bugs
- 8 Security Technologies Part 2, Chemical- and Biological-Agent-Detection Companies and Their Products
- A. Chemical and Biological Detection Companies and Their Products
- 1 Chemical- and Biological-Agent-Detection Companies and Their Products
- 9 Security Technologies Part 2, Recent Patents in Chemical- and Biological-Agent-Detection Technologies
- A. Recent Patents in Chemical- and Biological-Agent-Detection Technologies
- 1 Recent Patents in Chemical- and Biological-Agent-Detection Technologies
- 10 Security Technologies Part 2, Technical Insights' 2002 Science and Technology Awards
- A. Security Technologies Awards
- 1 Awards Overview
- 2 Technology Innovation
- 3 Technology Leadership
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