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SU-BES01-2018

• Dr. Michael Cooke• [email protected]• National University of Ireland Maynooth (NUIM)

• Maynooth University Social Science Institute (MUSSI) https://www.maynoothuniversity.ie/social-sciences-institute

• Role: Proposal Coordinator

• Proposal activity: SU-BES01-2018-2019-2020: Human factors, and social, societal, and organisational aspects of border and externalsecurity• Sub-topic 1: [2018] Detecting security threats possibly resulting from

certain perceptions abroad, that deviate from the reality of the EU• Sub-topic Open.

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Dr. Michael Cooke - [email protected]

https://www.maynoothuniversity.ie/social-sciences-institutemailto:[email protected]

Proposal idea/content

• Social scientific analysis (anthropological/sociological/socialpsychological) of current perceptions of the EU

• Identification of contributing factors to these perception

• Understanding the role of narrative and identify in language, imagery and other semiotic forms in media

• Utilising, adapting and operationalising existing tools for data analysis and report building

• Guiding strategy and policy through the use of tools and methods

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Name and e-mail of proposer/presenter

Project participants

• Proposed coordinator: NUI Maynooth

• Partners / Other participants:

• Social scientists, legal, social psychology

• Looking for partners with the following expertise/ technology/ application field:

• Media/communications analysts – non-technical

• Social media analysis – technological tools for supporting data analysis

• Tools for trend analysis and dynamic mapping of migration data

• Prospective trend analysis

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Name and e-mail of proposer/presenter

• Dominic Kelly

• [email protected]

• CBRNE (Ireland) Ltd

• Role: WP Leader

• Proposal activity: SU-BES01-2018-2019-2020

• Main Proposal description: Human Factors and social, societal and organisational aspects of border and external security

• Sub Topic: Open

• Type of Action: Research and Innovation Action

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Dominic Kelly; [email protected]

Proposal idea/contentConsidering the significance of human factors in maintaining effective border security, more specifically how these social factors impact on associated levels of security, the smooth flow of goods and travellers and the experience of those individuals crossing borders (land, sea or air).

These could be considered as part of a human - centric focus on border security:

1. How border guards engage with the public and their interactions (especially travellers), the recruitment, selection and appropriate training of border staff,

2. The effective leadership of border forces,

3. The socio-technical interface between border guards and detection/security technology (joint-optimisation),

4. The organisational culture of border security organisations

5. The wider public perception of border agencies.

6. Overview of the ethical issues arising from the use of detection and identification technologies by border guards

7. Ethical risk assessment for use of detection and identification technologies

8. Ethical guidelines for border guards on how these issues can be managed in accordance with EU laws and ethical commitments 6

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• Proposed coordinator: Volunteer required (Coast Guard???)

• Partners / Other participants: 5 Border or Coast Guard Authorities from 5 different countries for the open topic


• Human Factors and Human Behaviour

• Training

• Technology suupliers – TRL 4-6 including detection/recognition

• Ethics, Data Management and Legal

• Humanitarian agencies

• Social Media understanding

• Immigration expertise 7

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PREPARE - Practices for increasing disaster REsilience, Preparedness And Risk AwarEness

• Su Anson


• Trilateral Research, Est. UK & Ireland

• Role: Proposal coordinator and WP leader

• Proposal activity: SU-DRS01-2018

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Su Anson / [email protected]

PREPARE concept

• PREPARE will examine citizens risk perceptions and awareness and the role of new technology and social media in improving understanding of risk. It will work with relevant actors and authorities to identify, test, and share good practices and recommendations for preparing citizens for different types of risk. PREPARE will develop a technical solution for sharing these good practices and recommendations.

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WP7: Dissemination, communication & exploitation

WP8: Project Management

WP6: Technical solution

WP3: Good practices &

case studies

WP4: Pilots / Testing

WP1: Citizen risk perception

& awareness

WP5: Recomme-ndations

WP2: Technology

& social media


• Proposed coordinator: TBC


• Looking for the following partners:

• Local/City authorities, Civil Society Organisations & First responders working on strategies to increase disaster resilience

• International partners from countries with high levels of risk

• Partners with experience of leading and evaluating pilots involving citizen participation

• Researchers/academics with expertise in risk perception & resilience

• Technical partner to develop online platform 11

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SU-DRS01-2018

• Dr. Michael Cooke


• National University of Ireland Maynooth (NUIM)• Department of Psychology

• Maynooth University Social Science Institute (MUSSI) https://www.maynoothuniversity.ie/social-sciences-institute

• Role: Proposal Coordinator

• Proposal activity: SU-DRS01-2018: Human factors, and social, societal, and organisational aspects for disaster-resilientsocieties

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https://www.maynoothuniversity.ie/social-sciences-institutemailto:[email protected]


• Research questions• What are the factors that underlie the perception of risk among populations?• What is the relationship between risk perception and action?• How is disaster risk perception to be measured?• How should authorities use data and results to:

• Engage communities in resilience activities;• Manage resources optimally;• Communicate more efficiently• Plan more effectively

• Actions• Multidisciplinary research

• Operational processes and systems; • technologies for communication and data management; • social and psychological science for understanding risk and behaviour

• Design • Participatory design of tools and interventions for engagement• Field testing and validation of tools and methods

• Innovative methods for citizen engagement in resilience and emergency planning;• Communications and media• Games and scenario

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mailto:[email protected]


• Proposed coordinator: NUI Maynooth


• Social scientists, legal, social psychology


• First responders and civil protection

• Policy experts

• Serious games/interactive gaming

• App development

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Disaster-Resilient Societies

• Mgr. Lenka Siváková


• University of Zilina, Faculty of Security Engineering, Slovakia

• Project coordinator

• Topic: SU-DRS01-2018-2019-2020: Human factors, and social, societal, and organisational aspects for disaster-resilient societies SM

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Lenka Siváková, [email protected]

Proposal idea

• Research on risk awareness.

• To help prevent the creation of new risks, to reduce existing risks, to prepare for and to respond to disasters and to build back better.

• To propose strategies, processes, and methods to enable citizens better to access research results related to disaster resilience, and to prepare the ground for exercises involving citizens 16

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• Coordinator: University of Zilina

• Partners:

• University of Wolverhampton, England

• National Research Council of Italy Research, Politecnico Milan, Italy

• We are looking for partners:

• experienced in legal side of risk management,

• With practical experience in respond to disaster,

• 3 first responders,

• experienced in civil protection,

• civil society organisations,

• (national, regional, local, and city) authorities for participations17

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TARSIER –Towards A Resilient Society: ImprovE Risk awareness across EU

• Alessandro ZANASI


• Zanasi & Partners

Winner of:

• More than 20 EC-funded security projects

• First EDA PADR (STF-01-2017)

• Role: Proposal coordinator

• Proposal activity: SU-DRS01-2018-2019-2020: Human factors, and social, societal, and organisational aspects for disaster-resilient societies

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Alessandro ZANASI – [email protected]

mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]

Risk perception n-cube adaptation strategy

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• Development of a platform for information exchange between public safety organisations, LEAs, local authorities, citizens

• Pilot sessions• Report to the EU

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Project participants• Proposed coordinator: Zanasi & Partners (?) (Italy) (participated to CPSI, iSAR+, SOTERIA)• Partners / Other participants:

• Psychology of emergency• Zanasi & Partners (Italy) experience with L’Aquila earthquake, Kosovo war refugees, etc.

• IT development• Engineering (Italy)

• First responders*• AAHD (Turkey)• Italian LEA

• Social sciences• SciencesPo (France)

• Civil society organisations• EFUS (France)

• Looking for partners with the following expertise/ technology/ application fields:• Project coordination?• Third first responder organisation or agency• Sociologists• Civil society organisations

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Assessment and Validation of Citizens Tools for Disaster Resilient Societies

• Dimitris Kyriazanos


• NCSR DEMOKRITOS

• Role: WP leader and S/T provider (could also lead)

• Proposal activity: SU-DRS01-2018-2019-2020: Human factors, and social, societal, and organisational aspects for disaster-resilient societies

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Dimitris Kyriazanos – [email protected]

Dr. Dimitris M. Kyriazanos

Senior Research Associate at the Integrated Systems Laboratory

Email: [email protected]

Phone number: (+30) 210 650 3150

Dr. Stelios C.A. Thomopoulos

Institute Director and Head of Integrated Systems Laboratory

Email: [email protected]

Phone number: (+30) 210 650 3154

Mobile: (+30) 6944 986699

Proposal Ideas• Assessment and

Field/Simulation Validation of multiple Citizen tools for enhancing prevention, preparedness, and response during crisis

• Public Information Channels and Social Media

• Citizen Mobile Apps

• Reliability & Bias Detection Intelligent Algorithms

• Security & Privacy Perception

• Ethics 22

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Project participants• Partner NCSR DEMOKRITOS expertise and

assets:• Experienced Coordinator/Partner, Assets and

Expertise in the area of Disaster Resilient Societies: H2020 FLYSEC (DRS-16-2014), FP7 AF3 (SEC-2013.4.1-6)

• Citizen tools, apps and intelligent analytics

• Crowd Behaviour Simulation platform

• Citizens Security Perception studies FP7 PACT (SEC-2011.6.5-2)

• Other participants:• Civil Protection stakeholders and group of End

Users

• Looking for

• Coordinator

• Core Group of Anthropological Experts & Social Scientists

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Psycho-Socio-Technical Disaster Resilience

• Derek Ross


• University of Dublin, Centre for Innovative Human Systems

• Role: WP leader


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Derek Ross [email protected]



• Systemic Human Factors analysis of operational and organisational dimensions

• Socio-cultural analysis of cases and implementation factors

• Integration of developed solutions with operational needs –Concept of Operations (CONOPS)

• Implementation of Resilence solutions

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Human Factors

Socio-cultural

Integration and Implementation

of Resilience Solutions

Technological



• Proposed coordinator: To be agreed

• Partners / Other participants: Irish end-users, Turkish end-user, Cypriot consultancy

• University of Dublin, CIHS, is looking for partners with the following expertise/ technology/ application field:

• End-users including first responder and citizen groups

• Policy and legislation

• Social sciences (sociology, demography, anthropology, etc.)

• Technology

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SU-DRS01-2018-2019-2020: Human factors, and social, societal, and organisational aspects for disaster-resilient societies

• MS Laura Tarkkanen


• Laurea University of Applied Sciences, Finland

• Role: WP / Task leader


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MS Laura Tarkkanen, [email protected]


• Enhance preparedness of European society for disasters, esp. natural causes and terrorist attacks

• Provide more resilient society via more targeted information sharing manners – notice citizens and modern technology

• Learning and utilizing best practices world wide so as to propose new approaches and strategies

• Scope: provide solutions for end-users’ needs in wide societal persperctive (e.g. communities) and noticing future goals also in political level (Sendai Framework)

• Strong societal impact, ethical aspects profoundly addressed

Laurea provides to a consortium• Evaluation of civil protection activities (CPEX, Barents Rescue 2015, SARC)• User-requirement analysis, service design approach • Dissemination (IECEU, GAP)• Ethics (RANGER, MARISA)

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Project participantsProposed coordinator:• TBC

Partners / Other participants - Expertise already available: • Research Institute/ DE • Security organization/ FI

Looking for partners with the following expertise:• Technology• Research• Media• Govermental actors, communities• First responders, Civil protection actors• NGOs, organizations• SMEs 29

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SU-FCT-01-2018

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Effective Methods to Prevent and Counter THB and Child Sexual Exploitation

• Triantafyllos (Akis) Karatrantos


• Center for Security Studies (KEMEA)

• Role: Proposal coordinator

• Proposal activity: SU-FCT01-2018: Human factors, and social, societal, and organisational aspects to solve issues in fighting against crime and terrorism, Sub-topic 1: [2018] New methods to prevent, investigate and mitigate trafficking of human beings and child sexual exploitation – and on the protection of victims.

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Triantafyllos Karatrantos, [email protected]



• Two Basic Objectives:

1. Prevent, Investigate and Mitigate trafficking of human beings and child sexual exploitation

2. Protect Victims

Methodologies, Tools and Toolkits

• Multi- Agency Prevention Protocol

• Risk Analysis Methodology for OC Involvement

• Intelligence- Led Methodology to enhance investigation capabilities

• Vulnerability Assessment Methodology

• Victims support Tool

• Dark Net Scanning Tool

• Community Empowerment Tool

• LEA’s Support Tool32

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Multi- Agency Prevention Protocol

Methodlogies

Risk Analysis

Intelligence- Led

Vulnerability Assessment

Tools

Victims Support

Dark Net Scanning

Community Empowerment

LEA's Support



• Proposed coordinator: Center for Security Studies- KEMEA

• Partners / Other participants: RTO’s, Universities, LEA’s, NGO’s etc. Greece, Spain, Cyprus, Germany, Italy, Romania, Bulgaria etc.


• Risk Assesment

• Tool Development

• Dark- Web Scanning

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An Intelligence Mapping Platform to prevent,investigate and mitigate trafficking of humanbeings and child sexual exploitation

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Tatiana Silva (TREELOGIC) – [email protected]

• Tatiana Silva, [email protected], Jaime Medina [email protected] Glorioso [email protected]

• Treelogic

• Spanish SME

• Participation in 20+ EU projects (+50% as coordinator)

• 8 EU projects in SEC

• Role: Coordination

Big Data; Data Mining & Machine Learning, Computer Vision

• Proposal activity: SU-FCT01-2018 Sub-topic 1: [2018] New methods to prevent, investigate and mitigate trafficking of human beings and child sexual exploitation – and on the protection of victims (RIA) – 3 LEAs

mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]

Proposal idea/content To provide a best practice grounded intelligence mappingplatform, co-developed, using a Privacy by Design approach,with end users, that will integrate novel and existing tools thatcollect, store and analyse data for the prevention, investigationand mitigation trafficking of human beings and child sexualexploitation.

Toolkits:

• Ensure victim protection and assistance

• New technological methods: Intelligence Mapping Platform

• Trafficking of human beings and child sexual exploitation

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• Proposed coordinator: to be defined

• Partners:

• Law Enforcement Agencies

• Legal and ethical experts

• OSINT

• Looking for partners with the following expertise:

• Law Enforcement Agencies

• Psychologist or sociologists with knowledge on how to help victims of abuse

• Criminologist

• Associations of victims

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CounteR: Platform for detecting and countering violent extremism and radicalisation in the digital era

Borbala [email protected]

Insikt IntelligenceRole: Proposal coordinator, WP leader and S/T provider

Proposal activity: SU-FCT01-2018

RIA Research and Innovation Action

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Borbála Tóth [email protected]


High-Level ObjectivesScientific Objectives:• To understand the process of radicalization and its main drivers• To detect which radical individuals have the potential to become

violent before they act. • To discover the unexpected, radical agents with behaviour that do

not fit with the main model.

Technical Objectives:

• The translation of a disruptive socio-psychological model into algorithms for the detection of potentially violent acts before they happen.

Commercial Outcome:

• A software product, to be marketed to LEAs, which will aid them in the early detection of potentially violent acts and individuals.

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Project participants• Proposed coordinator: INSIKT• Partners / Other participants:✓ Counter-terrorism experts (1)✓ NLP and Data Mining experts (INSIKT)✓ Image processing (UK University)✓ LEAs (3 from Europe)✓ Anonymization experts (UK University)✓ Ethics and Legal Experts (IT Law Firm)

• Looking for partners: ❖Psychology, Sociology (Universities or Research Centers)❖Visual analysis experts (SME – 1)❖LEAs (from any country – 2)❖Counter-terrorism experts (2)❖Experts in OSINT (SME – 1) ❖ Integrator (1)❖Big Data - Infrastructure experts (1)

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All Things Considered

• Tuomas Tammilehto


• Laurea University of Applied Sciences (Finland)

• Role: WP leader

• Proposal activity: FCT-01 Human factors, and social, societal, and organisational aspects to solve issues in fighting against crime and terrorism

• Sub-topic 1: [2018] New methods to prevent, investigate and mitigate trafficking of human beings and child sexual exploitation – and on the protection of victims

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Tuomas Tammilehto, [email protected]

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- EFFECTIVE FORMS OF POLICING- USEFUL MEASURES TO TACKLE THE PROBLEM OF THB, HELP THE VICTIM…

- Activities tacling THB are too often incoherent, scattered, even divided.- Fundamental problem is NOT the lack of knowledge, on the contrary, or the number of individual initiatives.- The real NEED: to bring together relevant actors, and share and create effective forms of policing the problem of THB from the victims’ point-of-view- SOLUTION: Co-creation and service design activities run by Laurea’s experts.


• Proposed coordinator: YOU?


• LEAs,

• Universities,

• NGOs,

• Social Services...


• Trafficking

• Sexual and other exploitation

• Victimisation42

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