Program Overview. BOSC Homeland Security Subcommittee Meeting August 25, 2015
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1 1 Program Overview BOSC Homeland Security Subcommittee Meeting August 25, 2015
2 2 Tuesday, August 25 8:00 Welcome Mr. Thomas Tracy, Designated Federal Official 8:15 Introductions and Review of Charge Questions Dr. Paula Olsiewski, Subcommittee Chair 9:00 Program Overview Dr. Gregory Sayles, National Program Director 10:00 Break 10:15 Research Overviews EPA Project Leads 11:15 Partner Engagement throughout the Research Lifecycle Dr. Emily Snyder, Deputy NPD 12:15 Lunch 1:30 Classified Briefing on Homeland Security Threats (Closed) Dr. Sayles and others 2:30 Research Overview Posters and Engagement with Researchers (Session 1) All 4:00 Group Q &A on Posters All 5:00 Adjourn for the day
3 3 Wednesday, August 26 8:00 Research Overview Posters and Engagement with Researchers (Session 2) All 10:00 Group Q &A on Posters 11:00 Video Presentation of the Bio Operational Testing and All Evaluation Project All 11:30 Lunch 1:00 Tools Café All 3:00 Subcommittee Work Time Dr. Olsiewski 6:00 Adjourn for the day Thursday, August 27 8:00 Assemble and coffee 8:30 Partner Panel Discussion Dr. Snyder, moderator 10:00 Public Comment 10:30 Open Discussion and Wrap up All 11:30 Subcommittee Work Time Dr. Olsiewski 3:30 Adjourn
4 HOMELAND EPA? 4
5 5 Drivers = EPA s Homeland Security Responsibilities Drivers Bioterrorism Act Presidential Directives Executive Orders National Response Framework Elements of: Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation and Liability Act Emergency Planning and Community Right-to-Know Act Clean Water Act Safe Drinking Water Act Oil Pollution Act Clean Air Act Resource Conservation and Recovery Act Responsibilities Support water systems to prepare for and recover from attacks and other disasters by leading efforts to provide States and water utilities guidance, tools and strategies. EPA is the federal government Sector Specific Agency (SSA) lead for water infrastructure. Clean up buildings and outdoor areas impacted by a terrorist attack or other disaster by leading efforts to establish clearance goals and clean up. Develop a nationwide laboratory network with the capability and capacity to analyze for chemical, biological and radiological (CBR) agents for routine monitoring and in response to a terrorist attacks.
6 6 EPA in Homeland Security Leveraging Core Competencies EPA mission : Protect Human Health and Safeguard Environment Capabilities in core programs directly related to homeland security Emergency response Water quality protection Pesticides registration / testing Hazardous materials cleanup Rad monitoring / cleanup Research & development Core competencies took on new importance post 9/11 6
7 7 EPA s All Hazards Homeland Security Universe Ricin letters 2013 W. Virginia MCHM spill 2014 Deepwater Horizon 2009 Fukushima nuclear accident 2011 Ebola outbreak 2014 Hurricane Sandy 2012 Avian flu poultry outbreak 2015 Refining EPA s Approach to Homeland Security, Office of Homeland Security (2011) Cyber attacks on DW plants DoD live anthrax samples 2015
8 8 EPA s Homeland Security Enterprise (simplified) Office of the Administrator Homeland Security coordination Regions 1 10 response Solid Waste and Emergency Response guidance, response support Air & Radiation guidance, response support (rad) Chemical Safety and Pollution Prevention anti-microbials Water drinking water, wastewater Research & Development
9 9 Homeland Security Research Program Mission: to conduct research and develop scientific products that improve the capability of the Agency to carry out its homeland security responsibilities ADVANCING OUR NATION S SECURITY THROUGH SCIENCE
10 10 HSRP Alignment with EPA s Strategic Plan EPA Strategic Plan HS Research Strategic Action Plan Goals Objectives Topics Projects 2 Protecting America s Waters Objective Protect Human Health: protect and sustainability manage drinking water resources 3 Cleaning Up Communities and Advancing Sustainable Development Objective 3.1 Promote Sustainable and Livable Communities Land, Support sustainable, resilient, and livable communities by working with local, state, tribal, and federal partners to promote emergency preparedness and recovery planning Improve water utilities abilities to prepare for and respond to incidents that threaten public health Advance EPA s capabilities to respond to wide area contamination incidents Water System Security and Resilience Characterizing Contamination and Assessing Exposure Remediating Wide Areas 13 integrated, transdisciplinary Projects
11 11 HSRP approach to all hazards Built on EPA s all hazards approach to disasters while mindful of: SAB/BOSC 2014 feedback: Keep main focus on CBRN Highlight multiple uses of our work Shrinking resources
12 12 How does HSRP set its research agenda? EPA Responsibilities Lessons Learned from Responses Partner Needs (Partner Engagement Presentation and Panel Discussion) Interagency Efforts EPA Strategic Directions Threat Assessments (Classified Briefing) HSRP Priorities External Review Boards
13 13 How does HSRP set its research agenda? EPA Responsibilities Lessons Learned from Responses Partner Needs (Partner Engagement Presentation and Panel Discussion) Interagency Efforts EPA Strategic Directions Threat Assessments (Classified Briefing) HSRP Priorities External Review Boards
14 Interagency Engagement 14
15 15 Water Security and Resilience Evolution of Program Detection Mitigation Cleanup Resilience Contamination Flushing Infrastructure System designs, warning system strategies decon, water vulnerability tools, data and tools treatment indicators Schematic of drinking water distribution system.
16 16 Indoor / Outdoor Cleanup Evolution of Program Buildings Wide areas Emerging issues Efficacy, engineering, Efficacy, systems Ag security, emerging traditional CBR agents approaches, decision chemicals, all hazards support tools Transportable gasifier for carcass management.
17 17 Strategic Action Plan FY Research Objectives Improve water utilities abilities to prepare for and respond to incidents that threaten public health Advance EPA s capabilities to respond to wide area contamination incidents Research Topics Characterizing Contamination and Assessing Exposure Water System Security and Resilience Remediating Wide Areas Reviewed SAB/BOSC 2014 EPA partners 2015
18 18 Research Objective 1 Improve water utilities abilities to prepare for and respond to incidents that threaten public health HSRP products promote: Resilience before a disaster occurs o Modeling tools to support design of resilient water systems Rapid recovery from disasters o Rapid Detection o Mitigative Actions o Risk Assessment o Water Treatment o Infrastructure Decontamination
19 19 Research Objective 2 Advance EPA s capabilities to respond to wide area contamination incidents HSRP products support: Determine the nature and extent of contamination Assess Risks Mitigate Damages Efficient Cleanup Manage Waste
20 20 Research Topic Characterizing Contamination and Assessing Exposure Develop Sampling and Analysis Methods Provide Science to Establish Sampling Strategies Develop Methods to Assess Exposure Pathways Utilize Exposure Modeling to Support Risk Assessment Example Outputs: Analytical Protocol for Lewisite by-products in environmental matrices Composite sampling of a Bacillus anthracis surrogate with cellulose sponge surface samplers Incorporation of showering inhalation model into drinking water consequence and vulnerability tool
21 21 Research Topic Water System Security and Resilience Develop water systems models that support design and operation of resilient water systems Promote understanding of various operational and design decisions on the overall resilience Develop approaches for detecting and responding to a water system contamination Develop methods to decontaminate water systems and treat contaminated water Example Outputs: Decontamination Approaches for Drinking Water Infrastructure Contaminated with B. anthracis Field Demonstration of operation and water infrastructure decontamination technologies Treatment of chemically contaminated water and washwater
22 22 Research Topic Remediating Wide Areas Clean up Approaches for Wide Areas Gross Decontamination and other Mitigation Measures Waste Treatment and Disposal Example Outputs: Summary of the Effectiveness of Decontamination Methods as a Function of Operational Conditions Assessment of decon efficacy for widely used soil or structural fumigants when applied to anthrax Surface Decontamination Methodologies for a Wide Area B. anthracis Incident
23 23 Technical Support HSRP technical support is highly valued by partners - Science translation, expert advice - Support Response to Ebola Outbreak preparedness planning for laboratory capacity and sample analysis Advise on Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) decontamination Support Responses to Ricin Incidents technical support for the analytical methods coordinated the availability of Ricin assay reagents Evaluated efficacy of hydrogen peroxide fumigant-based systems against ricin toxin on sensitive materials Support Response to Burkholderia Incident at Tulane University liaison between the EPA field responders and the CDC lab assisting CDC with sample tracking, processing and turnaround times
24 24 Outreach HSRP website www2.epa.gov/homeland-security-research Homeland Security Webinar Series International Decontamination Research Conference EPA s Homeland Security Collaborative Network National, international technical conferences Stakeholder updates, > 1,000 subscribers EPA communication vehicles Participation on > 40 Interagency groups
25 25 We conduct our research at most efficient, capable locales EPA laboratories and modeling facilities Cincinnati Research Triangle Park, NC Extramural organizations Surety labs Unique facilities Specialized capabilities
26 26 DOLLARS (K) $40,000 $35,000 $30,000 $25,000 $20,000 $15,000 $10,000 $5,000 $0 ORD Homeland Security Research Program Resources FY12 FY16 Dollars and FTE* $26, $24,739 $24, $23,001 $21, ENA 2013 ENA 2014 ENA 2015 ENA 2016 PB FISCAL YEAR HS Research Program Dollars *Includes Science and Technology and Superfund transfer to S&T appropriations HS Research Program FTE FTE
27 27 FY 2015 Enacted Budget by Topic Area Water System Security and Resilience Characterizing Contamination and Assessing Exposure Remediating Wide Areas
28 28 Homeland Security Research Program - summary Our work is: Applied R&D solutions to urgent capability gaps Relevant customer-driven portfolio Useful tools, methods, models and data that end-users can put into action immediately
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