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Dr. Amy Kircher, NCFPD Director, lead a discussion of new and existing tools developed by NCFPD to support food defense efforts as part of our Research & Resources in Food Protection Webinar Series. Featuring: FoodSHIELD An online collaboration platform designed for the coordination, education, and training of those who protect and defend the global food supply. Criticality Spatial Analysis (CRISTAL) A tool for supply chain documentation and risk assessment. NCFPD EMA Incidents Database An online database that collects and categorizes documented incidents of economically motivated adulteration of food products. Supply Chain Risk Management System (SCRMS) SCRMS supports the management of risk in a food supply chain where there is an adversary intent on using the supply chain to deliver a chemical or biological agent to consumers. A recording of the presentation can be found at: http://www.ncfpd.umn.edu/index.cfm/whatsnew/blog/webinar-ncfpd-tools-2014/
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FRIDAY, MARCH 7, 201410:00AM CT / 11:00AM ET
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NCFPD Tools 2014Dr. Amy Kircher, NCFPD Director, will lead a discussion of new and existing tools developed by NCFPD to support food defense efforts.
Primary Production > Harvest > Transportation > Storage > Processing > Distribution > Retail/Food Service > Consumer
FOOD PROTECTION TOOLS
THE ALL NEW FOODSHIELDLisa Brower, Training Coordinator
CRITICALITY SPATIAL ANALYSISTim Boyer, PhD, Epidemiologist
ECONOMICALLY MOTIVATED ADULTERATIONKaren Everstine, PhD, Research Associate
SUPPLY CHAIN RISK MANAGEMENT SYSTEMChelsea C. White III, PhD, Professor, Georgia Tech
THE ALL NEW FOODSHIELDPURPOSE Designed to meet the challenge of cross collaboration between countless agencies, organizations, and laboratories working towards a safe and secure food supply
SPONSOR DHS funded project
USERS Government employees at all levels working in food defense
RELEASE DATE January 2014
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CONTACT Ted Steinmann [email protected]
The All New FoodSHIELD
Customize Your Home Page
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Control Center
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Workgroup Dashboard
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Workgroup Dashboard
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Workgroup Dashboard
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Workgroup Dashboard
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New Workgroup Apps
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New Workgroup Apps
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New Workgroup Apps
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Document Dashboard
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Document Dashboard
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Document Upload
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Document Browsing
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Document Viewing
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Meetings Dashboard
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Meetings Toolbar
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User Feedback
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CRITICALITY SPATIAL ANALYSIS (CRISTAL) SOFTWARE PLATFORM
PURPOSE Supply chain documentation and risk assessment
SPONSOR DHS funded project
USERS Private sector food companies
RELEASE DATE Summer 2014 (beta-testing)
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CONTACT Tim Boyer [email protected]
CRITICALITY SPATIAL ANALYSIS (CRISTAL) SOFTWARE PLATFORM
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Food protection planning and management
Food Safety Modernization Act (FSMA) compliance
Post-event supply chain response
Motivation
CRITICALITY SPATIAL ANALYSIS (CRISTAL) SOFTWARE PLATFORM
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Documentation of supply chains
Calculation of a risk score
Identification of critical facilities and transportation links
Facilitation of information sharing among stakeholders
CRISTAL Capabilities
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System facilities and their links are selected from an available list of (customizable) tools on the dashboard
CRISTAL Dashboard
CRITICALITY SPATIAL ANALYSIS (CRISTAL) SOFTWARE PLATFORM
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CRISTAL Dashboard
Spatial location and (customizable) non-spatial attributes are entered for each facility
CRITICALITY SPATIAL ANALYSIS (CRISTAL) SOFTWARE PLATFORM
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System Map
CRITICALITY SPATIAL ANALYSIS (CRISTAL) SOFTWARE PLATFORM
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Hazard Layers
Hazard layer overlay to determine probabilities at individual locations
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Identity and access management
Data import
Report generation
Update of the scoring algorithm
Deployment to a cloud-based environment
CRISTAL: Current Development
CRISTAL: A SOFTWARE PLATFORM FOR SUPPLY CHAIN DOCUMENTATION AND RISK ASSESSMENT
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LOCATED ATIn Development
AVAILABLESummer 2014 (beta)
CONTACTTim [email protected]
ECONOMICALLY MOTIVATED ADULTERATION INCIDENTS DATABASE
PURPOSE Collect documented incidents of EMA
SPONSOR DHS funded project
USERS All food protection stakeholders
RELEASE DATE February 2013
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CONTACT Karen Everstine [email protected]
ECONOMICALLY MOTIVATED ADULTERATION (EMA) INCIDENTS DATABASE
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LOCATED ATwww.foodshield.org
AVAILABLECurrently
CONTACTKaren [email protected]
ECONOMICALLY MOTIVATED ADULTERATION (EMA) INCIDENTS DATABASE
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LOCATED ATwww.foodshield.org
AVAILABLECurrently
CONTACTKaren [email protected]
EMA FOOD IMPORT SURVEILLANCE
PURPOSE Monitor trends in supply chains for food
SPONSOR DHS funded project
USERS DHS, FDA, USDA
RELEASE DATE Pending (currently funded)
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CONTACT Karen Everstine [email protected]
ECONOMICALLY MOTIVATED ADULTERATION FOOD IMPORT SURVEILLANCE
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ECONOMICALLY MOTIVATED ADULTERATION FOOD IMPORT SURVEILLANCE
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ECONOMICALLY MOTIVATED ADULTERATION FOOD IMPORT SURVEILLANCE
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SUPPLY CHAIN RISK MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (SCRMS)
PURPOSE SCRMS supports the management of risk in a food supply chain where there is an adversary intent on using the supply chain to deliver a chemical or biological agent to consumers
SPONSOR DHS funded project
USERS Private sector food supply chain managers and public sector individuals concerned with food supply chain protection and defense
RELEASE DATE TBD
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CONTACT Alan Erera [email protected]
Chip White [email protected]
SUPPLY CHAIN RISK MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (SCRMS)
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To support a food supply chain manager who wants to trade-off: • Maximize productivity• Minimize vulnerability.
Assumption: there is an adversary who wants to contaminate the food with a chemical or biological toxin
Questions:• How to best operate the supply chain? • How to choose between different supply chain designs?
OBJECTIVE
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Five non-dominated policies for consideration
Decision support for a most preferred operating policy
PolicyProductivit
y (%)
Vulnerability (ratio to
min)
Probability of being attacked
(%)
π 1 88 1.22 8.31
π 2 86.7 1.10 6.44
π 3 81.3 1.06 7.61
π 4 79.9 1.03 6.33
π 5 78.5 1.00 2.92
SUPPLY CHAIN RISK MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (SCRMS)
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Comparison of two supply chain designs:centralized vs. distributed
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Comparison of two supply chains
CSC DSC
Productivity (% ) 99.1% 95.2%
Consequence (ratio to minimum) 18.6 1
P(being successfully
attacked within 20 years)
0.077 0.133
Expected # of years to observe
an attack169 104
SUPPLY CHAIN RISK MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (SCRMS)
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LOCATED ATIn Development
AVAILABLETBD
CONTACTAlan Erera [email protected]
Chip White [email protected]
FOOD PROTECTION TOOLS
THE ALL NEW FOODSHIELDLisa Brower, NCFPD Training Coordinator
CRITICALITY SPATIAL ANALYSISTim Boyer, PhD, NCFPD Epidemiologist
ECONOMICALLY MOTIVATED ADULTERATIONKaren Everstine, PhD, NCFPD Research Associate
SUPPLY CHAIN RISK MANAGEMENT SYSTEMChelsea C. White III, PhD, Professor, Georgia Tech
QUESTIONS
FOOD PROTECTION TOOLS
This material is based upon work supported by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, Science and Technology Directorate, Office of University Programs, under Grant Award Number 2010-ST-061-FD0001. The views and conclusions contained in this presentation are those of the authors and should not be interpreted as necessarily representing the official policies, either expressed or implied, of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security.
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