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Physical Protection Systems Education at PIEAS: Current Status, lessons Learned, and , , Future Prospects By Dr. Tariq Majeed Dr. Inam ul Haq Pakistan institute of Engineering and Applied Sciences (PIEAS) Presented Presented at
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Pakistan institute of Engineering and Applied Sciences (PIEAS) Presented Presented at International Conference of Physical Protection of Nuclear Materials and Facilities Vienna Austria Materials and Facilities, Vienna, Austria November 13-17, 2017.
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– Modules covered – Methodology Methodology – Class Exercises – Case studies Role playing exercise – Role playing exercise
educational laboratories at PIEAS
Summary and conclusions
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Pakistan Institute of Engineering & Applied Sciences
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initiated nuclear security training and education program in 2007 education program in 2007.
Security educational program in 2008 Security educational program in 2008.
id li NSS 12 i M h 2010 guidelines NSS-12 in March 2010.
t li d i th li ht f IAEA C i l streamlined in the light of IAEA Curriculum guidelines. R id tifi d
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MS Nuclear Security as Sub-Specialty of MS Nuclear Engineering Program MS Nuclear Engineering Program
It was decided that MS Nuclear Security will be implemented at PIEAS in collaboration with implemented at PIEAS in collaboration with PNRA as following:
program with specialization in Nuclear Security Secu ty
will be offered in first two semesters
elective courses in the third and fourth semester
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Objectives of MS Nuclear Security Program Objectives of MS Nuclear Security Program
professionals having comprehensive understanding of the requirements for nuclear security and safety matters nuclear security and safety matters
d t ti d t th ft / b t detection and response to theft / sabotage or unauthorized use of nuclear/radioactive materials materials.
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MS Nuclear Security as Sub-specialty of MS N l E i i P MS Nuclear Engineering Program
– The students specializing with Nuclear Security will have thorough understanding of nuclear safety and security matters – To develop a broader vision of the technical aspects of both nuclear security and nuclear safety for necessary integration
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MS Nuclear Engineering programme consists
– 1st and 2nd Semesters (core courses) – 3rd Semester (core + elective courses) – 4th Semester (core + elective courses + li i k MS th i ) preliminary work on MS thesis) – 5th Semester (dedicated for MS Thesis work)
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Curriculum Guidelines and the existing MS Curriculum Guidelines and the existing MS (NE) Curriculum of PIEAS indicated that – Several required courses of IAEA’s Several required courses of IAEA s curriculum are almost similar to the core (compulsory) courses in existing MS Nuclear Engineering curriculum of PIEAS. – Elective courses will be introduced in the 3rd and 4th semester
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the following academic bodies the following academic bodies – Board of Studies (BoS) of Department of Nuclear Engineering Nuclear Engineering – Board of Faculties (BoF) of PIEAS – Academic Committee of PIEAS (the Academic Committee of PIEAS (the highest academic body at PIEAS) – Starting of complete new discipline for Starting of complete new discipline for award of MS Nuclear Security will require the approval of Board of Governors (BoG)
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– Introduction to Nuclear Security in 3rd semester, 3 credit hour (Fall 2009) ( ) – Physical Protection Systems in 4th semester 3 credit hour (Spring 2010)
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PPS education at PIEAS has the following PPS education at PIEAS has the following parts:
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– Legal requirements – Facility and asset characterization – Threat assessment and preparation of DBT
– PPS design requirements
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– Intrusion Detection Sensors – Alarm Assessment – Entry control systems and contraband detection – Alarm communication and display Alarm communication and display – Access delay systems – Response systems
– Evaluation of PPS – Adversary sequence diagrams Adversary sequence diagrams – Path analysis – Neutralization analysis S i l i – Scenario analysis – Insider analysis
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training courses on PPS
facility y
nuclear facility for practical implementation y p p
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3 one hour lectures of theory per week
– Two one hour sessional exams Two one hour sessional exams – One terminal exam
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– One term project on selected topic for PPS – Exercise data book based assignments – Surprise quizzes – Discussion of real life PPS relevant case studies
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Pakistan announced Center of Excellence (CoE) in Nuclear Security in Nuclear Secuirty Summit,
Security (PCENS) at Chakri Acadmy, Rawalpindi.
at PNRA HQ.
Sciences (PIEAS)
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PIEAS maintains a very collaboration with its CoE partners:
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– PCENS – PPS interior labs at NISAS – PPS exterior labs established at PCENS in collaboration with NISAS and IAEA
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2 Development of broader vision for nuclear
safety and security
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i ti f iliti b t existing facilities by operators
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scientists and security people
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scientist and engineers working at nuclear scientist and engineers working at nuclear facilities 8 Introd ction of PPS ed cation at ni ersit
level in Pakistan
collaboration at national level and at international level 10.PIEAS has emerged as a vital pillar of CoE
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PIEAs in collaboration with IAEA and PNRA.
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Raja Abdul Aziz bin Raja Adnan, Director NSNS, IAEA
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Physical Protection Interior lab
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Access control systems y
CCTV cameras in lab
PTZ Camera
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camera
Scrambled pin pad
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Biometric reader Iris ID cam Face Recognition system
Access Control
Scrambled pin pad Swipe reader
System Lab
Pin+RFID card reader Hand Geometry system
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Nuclear Security Education has been initiated
at PIEAS as a sub-specialty of MS (NE) Si 2009 PPS d i l i ff d
p y p PIEAS and exterior labs (PPEL) at PCENS and will greatly enhance the quality of PPS education at PIEAS
national and international needs of human resource development in this area
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