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Information Driven Safeguards: A View from the Outside

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Information Driven Safeguards: A View from the Outside

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    1. Information Driven Safeguards: A View from the Outside Mark Maybury, John Griffith, Mark Brown, John Lovejoy, Eric Hughes, Dan Calle MITRE

    2. Context Forward looking vision/roadmap Tools, Processes, Enterprise Analysis and Operations Future challenges Solution opportunities

    4. Information Driven Safeguards

    5. Challenges Increasing globalization (communication, transportation, commerce) drives interdependence and speeds nuclear material access and transfer State evaluation workload continuously increasing over past decade Increased information collection and evaluation to support additional protocols Understanding nuclear proliferation encompasses a wide range of technical and non technical domains (e.g., nuclear, security, political, economic) Requirement for balanced approach leads to spreading of resources Workforce turnover over time creates experience, skill, and knowledge management challenges Budget constraints, time pressures Need to maintain quality, credibility, objectivity

    6. Transformation

    8. Multiple Levels of Collaboration

    9. Key Dimensions of a Roadmap for Information Driven Safeguards Information and Knowledge Enterprise Analytics and Operations Data and Tools

    12. Roadmap for Information Safeguards 2010-2020

    13. Benefits Safeguards verification More efficient and effective distribution of increasingly scarce resources Safeguards conclusions Remain credible Increasingly in real time Increasing confidence Non-proliferation assurances Improve confidence in international non-proliferation system

    14. Acknowledgements John Griffith, Mark Brown, John Lovejoy, Eric Hughes, Dan Calle Malcolm Nicholas, John Hilliard, Michael Barletta, Olli Heinonen Rob Cockerham

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