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Published by: SMI Publishing, Ltd
Published: Mar. 29, 2004
Table of Contents
- DAY ONE
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- Chairman's Opening Remarks
- Norman Shanks, International Aviation Security Consultant, Norman Shanks Associates International (NSAI).
- AIRPORT SECURITY TO FACE THE GLOBAL TERROR THREAT
- Challenges now faced to answer to the new status of terrorism and the threat that it poses
- Recognising the changing threat - current threats - emerging threats
- Increased security requirements
- Security measure analysis
- The nature of future terrorism
- Preparation and strategy for enhancing airport security measures
- Professor Paul Wilkinson, Professor of International Relations, Chairman of the Centre for the Study of Terrorism and Political Violence, University of St Andrews.
- THE EVOLUTION OF ANNEX 17 & GLOBAL AIRPORT SECURITY REQUIREMENTS
- Identifying the catalysts for reform
- How Annex 17 has evolved to meet new threats
- Likely future changes to Annex 17
- ICAO’s Aviation Security Initiatives - AVSEC Mechanism - Universal Security Audit programme - Training & assistance programmes
- Comparing and assessing security measures
- Ian Gilchrist, Senior Consultant, Hill & Associates.
- ICAO ANNEX 17 CHANGES AND THE IMPLICATIONS ON NATIONAL SECURITY REGULATIONS
- Establishing responsibilities among the many public and private entities responsible for transportation security
- New provisions being introduced into Annex 17
- Differences in the approach to security by various States
- Airport Security and the need for rationalisation
- Need for realistic and effective security for general aviation
- Need to better define responsibilities for security
- Don Spruston, Director General, International Business Aviation Council (IBAC).
- Morning Coffee
- THE STATUS OF GLOBAL AIRPORT SECURITY
- Global security initiatives to strengthen airport security
- Review of key world-changing Avsec incidents - PA 103 Dec - Sept
- Review of post initiatives
- Analysis of long term effects PA 103 and
- impact on US airports/passengers
- impact on Europe/rest of world airports/passengers
- Gap analyses - US - Europe/rest of world - (UK) PA103 industry best practices
- Norman Shanks, International Aviation Security Consultant, Norman Shanks Associates International (NSAI).
- AIRPORT IMPROVEMENT PROGRAMS
- The Global Aviation Security Action Group (GASAG) - achieving an effective world-wide security system
- Responsibility for aviation security and its funding
- Harmonisation of aviation security standards
- Airport/baseline security - ground security - access - new technologies - passenger and baggage control - cargo
- Risk assessment
- Working toward GLOBAL security
- Michael Robinson, Assistant Administrator for Aviation Operations, Transportation Security Administration.
- Networking Lunch
- THE AIRPORT OF THE FUTURE
- The impact of security on terminal and systems design
- Airline reservation systems (PNR)
- Airline check-in - boarding passes
- Baggage control
- Airport database
- Security checkpoints
- Other sources and government systems
- Kristina Dores, Director, Airport Management Services, Global Transportation, Unisys Corporation.
- PANEL DISCUSSION
- How effective are existing airport security legislation initiatives and what further needs to be done?
- Norman Shanks, International Aviation Security Consultant, Norman Shanks Associates International (NSAI).
- Don Spruston, Director General, International Business Aviation Council (IBAC).
- Professor Paul Wilkinson, Professor of International Relations, Chairman of the Centre for the Study of Terrorism and Political Violence, University of St Andrews.
- Afternoon Tea
- HONG KONG INTERNATIONALAIRPORT
- Practical security initiatives at one of the world’s largest airports
- Operation - man and machine
- Security management
- Looking to the future
- Joe Hazeldon, Security Screening Manager, Hong Kong International Airport.
- TECHNOLOGY WITHIN LONDON CITY AIRPORT
- The deployment of biometric technology within an airport environment
- Identity management technology needs and assessment
- Approach to system design
- Integration with existing systems - selection of supplier - installation - enrolment - operation - consultation - data protection
- Costs
- Future applications
- Alan Medlock, Operations Director, London City Airport.
- Chairman's Closing Remarks and Close of Day One
- DAY TWO
- Re-registration and Coffee
- Chairman's Opening Remarks
- Chris Yates, Aviation Security Consultant and Director, Yates Consulting.
- FUNDING AND ACCOUNTABILITY CHALLENGES
- Ensuring that transportation security funding needs are identified and prioritised
- Additional cost for stricter security measures - funding implications for airports and airlines - uniform financing arrangements?
- Investment and refurbishment programmes
- The necessity to economise
- Finding alternate funding sources for security upgrades
- Current plans to combat cost barriers
- Randall Yim, Managing Director, Homeland Security and Justice, US General Accounting Office.
- AIRPORT SECURITY RISK ASSESSMENTS
- Risk management approach to security programmes and responses
- Systematic processes to analyse threats, vulnerabilities and criticality of assets
- Recruiting, training and directing the best qualified personnel
- Compiling a crisis management report
- Constant review of airport security procedure
- Focus on funding and cost implications - cost benefit analysis
- Integrating the needs of local operators into the need for national uniformity
- Developing user friendly security programs
- Legal duties and standards of care
- Charles Slepian, CEO, Foreseeable Risk Analysis Center.
- AVIATION SECURITY TRAINING
- US domestic changes since and International Training Programs
- Conversion to a government screening force
- International Training Programs - Safe Skies for Africa - Anti-Terrorism Assistance Program - Fee for Service Training Program
- Research and development
- Instructor training and competencies
- Classroom and practical exercise strategies
- Jack Finks, Academy Director, TSA Security Enforcement Training Academy, US Department of Homeland Security, Transportation Security Administration.
- Morning Coffee
- ENHANCING AVIATION SECURITY THROUGH HUMAN FACTORS INTEGRATION
- Maximising effectiveness
- Improving on-the-job training standards - competency base - evidential instruction
- National x-ray certification test - background and development - validation
- Threat image projection - performance standards - training benefits - quality assurance
- Andrew McClumpha, Technical Manager, Centre for Human Sciences, QinetiQ.
- PRODUCTION OPTIMISATION
- Optimising passenger and baggage flow efficiency
- Implications of increased security demands on production rates
- Effect of electronic check-in and airline competition for passengers on production rates
- Effect of seasonal patterns on search production rates
- Optimisation opportunities - focus areas - identifying the opportunities - increasing processing rates
- Installation of additional search lanes - planning considerations - space needs - staff and equipment needs
- Obtaining a 25% production rate improvement through planning and production management techniques
- Where to start
- Paul Bloch, CEO, Transport and Logistics Consultancy.
- Networking Lunch
- ADVANCED PASSENGER SECURITY SCREENING
- Solutions to security
- Security and screening standards - efficient implementation - performance - enhancement
- Biometrics - development and innovation
- Passport issues - emerging technologies
- Eliminating operator interpretation
- How technology will evolve
- Requirements met and those still existing
- Clive Reedman, Chairman, Association for Biometrics.
- PASSPORTS AND PASSPORT PHOTOGRAPHS FOR AUTOMATED BORDER CONTROL
- The impact of face recognition
- Biometrics in travel and transportation
- The advantages of face recognition
- Automated border control supported by biometrics
- The ICAO electronic passport specification
- The future of automated border control
- Dr Jurgen Pampus, Sales & Marketing Director, Cognitec Systems.
- Chairman’s Closing Remarks followed by Afternoon Tea. Close Of Conference
AbstractBefore Sept 11, work in transportation security focused largely on aviation security. Not until recently has the longstanding work covered vulnerabilities in airports too. Among these vulnerabilities were: airport screeners’ inadequate detection of threats when screening passengers and their carry-on bags prior to their boarding aircraft; the absence of any requirement to screen checked baggage on domestic flights; inadequate controls for limiting access to secure areas at airports; and inadequate security for air traffic control computer systems and facilities.
Since a radical shift in the importance placed on these vulnerabilities, Airports are now faced with implementing rapidly changing security measures and equipment, whilst still ensuring continued effective operations.
This conference will discuss what leading authorities, organisations, airports and technology manufacturers have done and are doing to keep up with the latest security trends and regulations without compromising efficiency.
A unique opportunity to hear from leaders in the field including:
- Norman Shanks, International Aviation Security Consultant, Norman Shanks Associates International (NSAI)
- Professor Paul Wilkinson, Professor of International Relations, Chairman of the Centre for the Study of Terrorism and Political Violence, University of St Andrews
- Charles Slepian, CEO, Foreseeable Risk Analysis Center
- Don Spruston, Director General, International Business Aviation Council (IBAC)
- Michael Robinson, Assistant Administrator for Aviation Operations, Transportation Security Administration
- Jack Finks, Academy Director, TSA Security Enforcement Training Academy, US Department of Homeland Security, Transportation Security Administration
- Randall Yim, Managing Director, Homeland Security and Justice, US General Accounting Office
- Kristina Dores, Director, Airport Management Services, Global Transportation, Unisys Corporation
- Ian Gilchrist, Senior Consultant, Hill & Associates
- Alan Medlock, Operations Director, London City Airport
- Joe Hazeldon, Security Screening Manager, Hong Kong International Airport
- Clive Reedman, Chairman, Association for Biometrics
- Paul Bloch, CEO, Transport and Logistics Consultancy
- Andrew McClumpha, Technical Manager, Centre for Human Sciences, QinetiQ
Benefits of Attending:
- MAXIMISE your understanding of airport security policy and legislation
- INCREASE your awareness of efforts to improve the status of airport security
- LEARN from case studies of individual airport initiatives
- UNDERSTAND the surrounding factors contributing to security challenges
- DEVELOP a comprehensive risk management approach to security improvement strategy
- EXAMINE the latest developments and emerging technologies to enhance the standard of airport security
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