Uses of HazMaster G3 Software at the Incident Scene Presented by John Gamby Deputy Fire Chief, Nevada Test Site, Fire

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Uses of HazMaster G3 Software at the Incident
ScenePresented byJohn GambyDeputy Fire
Chief, Nevada Test Site, Fire RescueDoug
RiersonBattalion Chief, Nevada Test Site, Fire
RescueNational Security Technologies, LLC
DOE/NV/25946--963
This work was done by National Security
Technologies, LLC, under Contract No.
DE-AC52-06NA25946 with the U.S. Department of
Energy.
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Hazmaster G3 Overview

• Alluvium - Castro Valley, CA
• Comprehensive HAZMAT/CBRNE/IED/HME decision
  support system
• Identify a broad range of unknown chemical agents
• Complex IED/HME threats
• Various Detonators
• Intermodal Container
• Road and Rail Hazards
• Identify dual-use chemical precursors
• Precursor outcomes
• Chemical reactions
• Only Mobile DoD COE/JTA compliant decision aid
  available
• Only mobile CBRNE/IED/HME decision support system
  to earn U.S. Patent

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Supported Platforms

• Microsoft Windows 98 Windows 7
• Windows Mobile Smart Phone
• Pocket PC
• Palm OS (3.5 .x)
• Mac OS-X
• Linux. Solaris, HP/UX
• RIM Blackberry

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Integrated Data Sources

• Over 32 data sources integrated together such as
• EPA
• NOAA
• CDC
• DOT ERG
• NIH
• MSDS Repository
• USCG CHRIS
• CAMEO
• ATF
• DEA,FBI
• Registry of Toxic Effects
• United Nations
• National Library of Medicine
• NISOH
• WHO
• IAEA

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Benefits to Emergency Responders

• Significantly less time required to research
  chemicals
• Staffing Only need to use one responder for
  initial science (confirmed by 2nd responder prior
  to entry)
• Minimal Training to operate
• Application tracks and documents events in one
  easy to print report
• Provides a quick means to determine unknown
  substances via the Discovery and Signs
  Symptoms Modules
• Allows us to virtually Mix chemicals to
  determine potential precursor outcomes or home
  made explosive (HME) formulation outcomes
• Suspicious package stand-off distances

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Demonstration

1. Known Chemical
2. Unknown Chemical using Signs Symptoms
3. Multiple Chemicals

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• Questions?