Ettlingen, Germany
organized by Fraunhofer ICT
Programme
| Session 1 | Legal and Public Acceptance |
| Chairman: K. Stuckenschmidt | |
| BMVg, Bonn, D | |
| V 1 | Legal Adaptation of Non-Lethal Capabilities in New Conflict Scenarios |
| F. Krüger-Sprengel | |
| International Society for Military Law and the Law of War, Brussels, D | |
| V 2 | Between Principles and Absolutes: Non-Lethal Weapons and the Law of armed Conflict |
| P. Kim | |
| University College, London, GB | |
| V 3 | Non-Lethal Capabilities facing International Humanitarian Law |
| D. Loye | |
| International Committee of the Red Cross, Geneva, CH | |
| V 4 | Problems and Methods of social-humanitarian Expertise of Non-Lethal Technologies |
| N. Bagdasarian | |
| Bauman Moscow State Technical University, Moscow, RUSSIA | |
| Session 2 | Operational and Tactical Aspects |
| I Operational Aspects | |
| Chairman: U. Sundberg | |
| FOI, Tumba, SE | |
| V 5 | Less-Lethal Weapons in the War against Terrorism |
| J.B. Alexander | |
| Las Vegas, USA | |
| V 6 | Decision making Processes Lethal and Non-Lethal Capacities |
| H.J.W. Janssen | |
| TNO Human Factors, Soesterberg, NL | |
| V 7 | Non-Lethal Weapons, maritime Requirements |
| M. Annati | |
| Milano, I | |
| V 8 | Influence of NLW on Command and Control Aspects |
| M. Gillis | |
| TNO Physics and Electronics Laboratory, The Hague, NL | |
| Session 3 | Operational and Tactical Aspects |
| II Tactical Aspects | |
| Chairman: R. De Maio | |
| MOD-SEGREDIFESA, Rome, I | |
| V 9 | Problematics of integrating new use of Force Options into routine Policing |
| J. Jussila | |
| Police Technical Centre, Helsinki, FIN | |
| V 10 | Proof-of-Principle for an 81-mm Non-Lethal Mortar Cartridge |
| J.M. Garner, D.H. Lyon | |
| U.S. Army Research Laboratory, Aberdeen Proving Ground, USA | |
| V 11 | A non-destructive Weapon against armoured Vehicles |
| P. Steardo, M. Leonardi, O. Melara | |
| R & D Otomelara, La Spezia, I | |
| V 12 | Area Denial/Perimeter Defense employing Non-Lethal Weapons |
| N.C. Nicholas | |
| Institute for Emerging Defense Technologies, The Pennsylvania State University, USA | |
| Session 4 | Current and Desirable Capabilities |
| Chairman: H. Oppenheim | |
| Amt für Wehrtechnik, Wien, A | |
| V 13 | System of special Means of Non-Lethal Effect to be applied by Police troops of Ministry of Internal Affairs, Russia, and Experience of their Application |
| V.N. Baranov, V.V. Lazariev | |
| Ministry of Internal Affairs, Moscow, RUSSIA | |
| V.V. Selivanov | |
| Bauman Moscow State Technical University, Moscow, RUSSIA | |
| V 14 | Stand-off electrical Incapacitation (Plasma-Taser) |
| D. Meisterhans | |
| Rheinmetall W&M GmbH, Ratingen, D | |
| V 15 | Novel Barriers (-Systems) as Non-Lethal Weapons |
| N. Eisenreich, J. Neutz, K.-D. Thiel | |
| Fraunhofer ICT, Pfinztal, D | |
| V 16 | The Complex Forecast of Perspectives of NLW for European Application |
| V.L. Klochikhin, A.V. Putilov | |
| Karpov Institute of Physical Chemistry, Moscow, RUSSIA | |
| V.S.Pirumov | |
| Russian Academy of Natural Sciences, Moscow, RUSSIA | |
| V.V. Selivanov | |
| Bauman Moscow State Technical University, Moscow, RUSSIA | |
| Session 5 | Advanced Technologies |
| Chairman: V.V. Selivanov | |
| Bauman University, Moscow, RUSSIA | |
| V 17 | Concepts of the effective electromagnetic functional Influence on biological Structure |
| A.F. Korolev, S.S. Krotov, S.V. Mironov, N.N. Sysoev, A. Pulino | |
| Lomonosov Moscow State University, Moscow, RUSSIA | |
| V 18 | High Power Microwave-Systems |
| D. Meisterhans | |
| Rheinmetall W&M GmbH, Ratingen, D | |
| V 19 | Compact High-Power RF Sources for Non-Lethal Applications |
| G. Staines, M. Sporer, R. Stark | |
| Diehl Munitionssysteme & Co., Röthenbach, D | |
| V 20 | FCG Results of Research and Practice Tests |
| S. Tecl | |
| Military Technical Institute of the Ground Forces Czech Army, Vyskov, CZ | |
| Session 6 | Target Effects and Evaluation |
| I Electromagnetic | |
| Chairman: M. Hubbard | |
| DSTL, Sevenoaks, GB | |
| V 21 | Non-Lethal Threat to Electronic Systems from High Power Electromagnetic Fields |
| F. Sonnemann, M. Sporer, R. Stark | |
| Diehl Munitionssysteme & Co., Röthenbach, D | |
| V 22 | Electronic Equipment for complex Influence on biological Objects |
| V. Makukhin | |
| Center of Scientific Engineering and Social Activities "Trymas", Moscow, RUSSIA | |
| V 23 | Bio-effects Research in support of the Active Denial System (ADS) |
| M.R. Murphy, J.H. Merritt, P.A. Mason, J.A. D'Andrea, D.W. Blick, D.M. Scholl | |
| Air Force Research Laboratory, Brooks AFB, USA | |
| V 24 | Further Observations on biological Effects of Non-thermalizing, High Power Microwave (HPM) Pulses |
| M. Risling | |
| Swedish Defence Research Agency (FOI), Stockholm, SE | |
| Session 7 | Target Effects and Evaluation |
| II Other | |
| Chairman: S. Tecl | |
| Military Technical Institute of the Ground Forces Czech Army, Vyskov, CZ | |
| V 25 | Effects of Non-Lethal Weapons on Humans |
| H.J. Griffioen-Young | |
| TNO Human Factors, Soesterberg, NL | |
| V 26 | Medical and legal Aspects of Application of the Gas Weapon of Self-defence |
| V. Khrupkin, V. Savostyanov | |
| Ministry of Defense of Russian Federation, Moscow, RUSSIA | |
| V 27 | Portable Laser Dazzle Device |
| M.V. Silnikov, A.I. Mikhailin | |
| NPO »Special Materials«, Sankt-Petersburg, RUSSIA | |
| V 28 | Analysis of over 2,000 Field Applications of ADVANCED TASER® M26 and Overview of Technology Improvements |
| R. Smith | |
| Taser International, Scottsdale, USA | |
| Session 8 | Modelling and Simulation |
| Chairman: Z. Verheij | |
| TNO PML, Rijswijk, NL | |
| V 29 | Crowd Control Dynamics |
| D.A. Lund | |
| University of New Hampshire, Durham, USA | |
| V 30 | HPM Transmitter Employment in a Naval Scenario |
| E.R. van Veldhoven, H.J. Fitski | |
| TNO Physics and Electronics Laboratory, The Hague, NL | |
| V 31 | Initial Simulations of a single shot Vortex Gun |
| J. Edwards | |
| DSTL, Sevenoaks, GB | |
| V 32 | Impulse Transport by propagating Vortex Rings - Simulation and Experiment |
| J. Backhaus, W. Schweitzer, L. Deimling | |
| Fraunhofer ICT, Pfinztal, D | |
| Session | POSTER |
| P 33 | Further Development of the Non-Lethal Multipurpose Launcher |
| M. Sporer, W. Garhöfer, R. Stark | |
| Diehl Munitionssysteme & Co., Röthenbach, D | |
| P 34 | Sniper Detection System |
| D. Meisterhans | |
| Rheinmetall W&M GmbH, Ratingen, D | |
| P 35 | Development of Pyrotechnic Means for the Destruction of Data System Components |
| J. Neutz, H. Ebeling, W. Eckl | |
| Fraunhofer ICT, Pfinztal, D | |
| P 36 | Dispenser for Irritating Agents |
| J. Neutz, W. Eckl | |
| Fraunhofer ICT, Pfinztal, D | |
| P 37 | Application of Vortex Technologies for NLW Crowd Control |
| E.I. Onipko, V.V. Selivanov | |
| Bauman Moscow State Technical University, Moscow, RUSSIA | |
| P 38 | Virtual Enemy — real threat Informational Warfare in Cyberspace |
| V. Leonov, V.V. Selivanov | |
| Bauman Moscow State Technical University, Moscow, RUSSIA | |
| P 39 | Bio-mechanical Model for Interaction of striking Elements with protected and unprotected Bio-specimen |
| I. Kobylkin, A. Letnikov | |
| Bauman Moscow State Technical University, Moscow, RUSSIA | |
| P 40 | A new Method of preventing Offense and Terrorism |
| S.E. Stalenkov, I.V. Vasilevskiy | |
| NELK Company, Moscow, RUSSIA | |
| P 41 | Efficiency of Stun Gun Operation |
| M.V. Silnikov, A.I. Mikhailin | |
| NPO »Special Materials«, Sankt-Petersburg, RUSSIA | |
| S.L. Kulakov | |
| St.-Petersburg Technical University, Sankt-Petersburg, RUSSIA | |
| P 42 | Remote Operation electroshocking Device |
| V. Bessonov, V. Fortov, S. Kotov, Y. Parfenov, A. Shutov, L. Zdukhov | |
| Karpov Institute of Physical Chemistry, Moscow, RUSSIA | |
| P 43 | Modelling the Effect of Non-Lethal Weapons |
| G. Fadeev, V. Ermolaeva | |
| Bauman Moscow State Technical University, Moscow, RUSSIA | |
| P 44 | Bioelectrodynamic Criterion of the NLW Effectiveness Estimation and the Interactionmechanisms of the multilayer Skin Tissues with electromagnetic Radiation |
| A.F. Korolev, A.V. Kozar, E.N. Sheveleva, N.N. Sysoev, A. Pulino | |
| Lomonosov Moscow State University, Moscow, RUSSIA | |
| P 45 | Non-Lethal close–in Weapon Systems and their Application during special–purpose antiterroristic Operations |
| N.V. Sereda | |
| Federal State Unitary Enterprise »SRPE BAZALT«, Moscow, RUSSIA | |
| P 46 | Imitating Models and Software for Modelling Influence of Aerosols Means on Electron-Optical and Radar-Tracking Systems |
| A.V. Andronova, M.A. Jordansky | |
| Karpov Institute of Physical Chemistry, Moscow, RUSSIA | |
| P 47 | Imitating Models and Software for Modelling Influence of Aerosols Means on Complex Technical Systems |
| A.V. Andronova, M.A. Jordansky | |
| Karpov Institute of Physical Chemistry, Moscow, RUSSIA | |
| P 48 | Ecological Aspects of Application of the Aerosol »Non-Lethal« Weapon and Rating of an Opportunity of Work of Electro-Optical Systems of Supervision in Conditions of Influence of Aerosol Handicaps |
| V.M. Minashin, V.A. Zagaynov | |
| Karpov Institute of Physical Chemistry, Moscow, RUSSIA | |
| P 49 | Less Lethal Systems, the FN303 approach |
| T. Jacobs | |
| FN Herstal S.A., Herstal, B | |
| P 50 | Leveraging Non-lethal Technology Research in Academia |
| G.T. Shwaery | |
| Non-lethal Technology Innovation Center, University of New Hampshire, USA | |
| P 51 | Preliminary Work on the Generation of a Vortex Ring |
| P. Gnemmi, J. Haertig, C. Rey | |
| French-German Research Institute of Saint-Louis (ISL), Saint-Louis, F |