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DHS Science and Technology Directorate Briefing Directorate Briefing Advanced Energy 2010 N New York, NY 9 NOV Y k NY 9 NOV Scott Pugh Interagency Division Interagency Division DHS Science and Technology Directorate 1

Homeland Security Missions • Preventing Terrorism and Enhancing Security • Securing and Managing our Borders • Enforcing and Administering our Immigration Laws • Safeguarding and Securing Cyberspace • Ensuring Resilience to Disasters Strengthening the Homeland Security Enterprise Strengthening the Homeland Security Enterprise

DHS S&T Mission Strengthen America’s security and resiliency by providing knowledge products and innovative technology solutions for the Homeland Security Enterprise

Background  At the inception of DHS in March 2003, the At th i ti f DHS i M h 2003 th Science and Technology Directorate filled a unique niche in the Department as a start- up operation  Leadership: Tara O’Toole, M.D., M.P.H., Under Secretary for Science and y Technology  Acronyms: DHS S&T, S&T, S&T Directorate  Accomplishments: Examples of delivered capabilities: Early A li h t E l f d li d biliti E l warning system for biological attacks; chemical agent detection system for mass transit; wireless, communication system and data network to connect responders in the field. d k d i h fi ld  Budget: FY 2010 $1 billion

S&T Goals

U.S. D EPARTMENT OF H OMELAND S ECURITY Executive SECRETARY Secretariat ________________ Chief of Staff DEPUTY SECRETARY Military Advisor SCIENCE & NATIONAL PROTECTION MANAGEMENT POLICY LEGISLATIVE AFFAIRS PUBLIC AFFAIRS TECHNOLOGY & PROGRAMS GENERAL COUNSEL INSPECTOR GENERAL Under Secretary Assistant Secretary Assistant Secretary Assistant Secretary Under Secretary Under Secretary Chief Financial Officer CITIZENSHIP & HEALTH AFFAIRS INTELLIGENCE & OPERATIONS CIVIL RIGHTS & CIVIL COUNTERNARCOTICS IMMIGRATION CHIEF PRIVACY Assistant Secretary/ ANALYSIS COORDINATION LIBERTIES ENFORCEMENT SERVICES OFFICER Chief Medical Officer Under Secretary* Director Officer Director OMBUDSMAN FEDERAL LAW NATIONAL DOMESTIC NUCLEAR ENFORCEMENT CYBER SECURITY DETECTION OFFICE TRAINING CENTER CENTER Director Director Director TRANSPORTATION SECURITY U.S. CUSTOMS & BORDER U.S. CITIZENSHIP & U.S. IMMIGRATION & FEDERAL EMERGENCY U.S. SECRET SERVICE U.S. COAST GUARD ADMINISTRATION PROTECTION IMMIGRATION SERVICES CUSTOMS ENFORCEMENT MANAGEMENT AGENCY Director Commandant Assistant Secretary / Commissioner Director Assistant Secretary Administrator Administrator * Under Secretary for Intelligence & Analysis title created by Public Law 110-53, Aug. 3 rd , 2007 Approved 3/20/2008

Transforming S&T g The Historical Nature of Things The Historical Nature of Things  DHS is a young organization  S&T Mission focused on development of innovative technologies  S&T Mission focused on development of innovative technologies  Components, 1 st Responders seen as customers New Theory  We (DHS, S&T) must continue to evolve  S&T Mission focused on transforming the work of DHS & HSE  Components, 1 st Responders seen as partners

S&T Realignment: Anticipated Outcomes E Ensure S&T contributes in vital ways to DHS/HLS S&T t ib t i it l t DHS/HLS Enterprise mission, operations, strategy  Transition 5-10 high-impact knowledge products or technologies to use in the field within next 2 years technologies to use in the field within next 2 years  Assist Components’ efforts to integrate mission needs , operational requirements, business strategies, S&T investments and acquisition plans investments and acquisition plans  Strengthen understanding of 1 st Responder communities , address big problems  Make it easy to work with S&T: evolve IPTs, Apex Projects, preferred federal partner

S&T Realignment: Anticipated Outcomes E Ensure S&T contributes in vital ways to DHS/HLS S&T t ib t i it l t DHS/HLS Enterprise mission, operations, strategy  Pursue strategic approach to Components’ needs, S&T g pp p , investments, DHS-wide priorities. Solve big problems.  Become best-in-class at technology foraging  Deepen our relationships with HSE: Make it easy to work S with S&T; understand the work we are trying to transform

12 DHS Centers of Excellence 1. Center for Risk & Economic Analysis of Terrorism Events (CREATE)  Lead: University of Southern California 2. National Center for Foreign Animal & Zoonotic Disease Defense (FAZD)  Lead: Texas A&M University 3. National Center for Food Protection & Defense (NCFPD)  Lead: University of Minnesota 4. National Consortium for the Study of Terrorism & Responses to Terrorism (START) C f S f & (S )  Lead: University of Maryland 5. Center for Advancing Microbial Risk Assessment (CAMRA)   Lead: Michigan State University in Partnership with U S EPA Lead: Michigan State University, in Partnership with U.S. EPA 6. National Center for Preparedness & Catastrophic Event Response (PACER)  Lead: Johns Hopkins University 7 7. Center for Awareness and Location of Explosives Related Threats (ALERT) Center for Awareness and Location of Explosives-Related Threats (ALERT)  Research Co-Lead: Northeastern University  Education Co-Lead: University of Rhode Island

12 DHS Centers of Excellence 8. National Center for Border Security and Immigration (NCBSI)  Research Co-Lead: University of Arizona  Education Co-Lead: University of Texas at El Paso 9. Center for Maritime, Island and Port Security (MIPS) - meets Safe Ports Act 9 Center for Maritime Island and Port Security (MIPS) meets Safe Ports Act  Maritime and Islands Co-Lead: University of Hawaii (CIMES)  Port Security Co-Lead: Stevens Institute of Technology (CSR) 10. Natural Disasters, Coastal Infrastructure and Emergency Management (NDCIEM) 10. Natural Disasters, Coastal Infrastructure and Emergency Management (NDCIEM)  Research Co-Lead: University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (DIEM)  Education Co-Lead: Jackson State University (NDCIEM) 11. National Transportation Security COE (NTSCOE) – Required by HR-1  Research Co-Lead: University of Connecticut  Education & Training Co-Lead: Tougaloo College  Petro-Chemical Transportation Co-Lead: Texas Southern University 12. Command Control and Interoperability (C2I) 12 C d C t l d I t bilit (C2I)  Co-Lead: Purdue University  Co-Lead: Rutgers University

DHS S&T Laboratories National Biodefense National Urban Analysis and Security Countermeasures Technology Center (NBACC) C t (NBACC) Laboratory Plum Island Animal Plum Island Animal Transportation Security Laboratory Disease Center SRF/Chemical Security Analysis Center … DHS S&T has five dedicated labs and 13 access to DOE National Labs

S&T Product Transition Key Players: Capstone IPT Key Players: Capstone IPT Customer DHS Management S&T (Acquisition) Provider End User

One DHS: Integrated Product Teams How S&T Captures Technical Requirements of Components DHS S&T IPT DHS Lead First Responder First Responder FEMA I&A NPPD FEMA, I&A, NPPD Border Security CBP, ICE Cargo Security CBP M Maritime Security i i S i USCG USCG Cyber Security NCSC, USSS, NPPD Information Sharing I&A Interoperability FEMA, OEC Transportation Security TSA Counter-IED Counter IED OBP USSS OBP, USSS Chemical/Biological Defense OIP, OHA People Screening SCO, CIS Infrastructure Protection I f t t P t ti OIP OIP Incident Management FEMA, OEC

Examples of Technologies Developed with DHS S&T Dollars for First Responder Use p Next Generation Interoperable Fire Ground Compass Breathing Apparatus Communications Controlled Impact Standoff Patient Triage Rescue Tool Vehicle-Mounted Chem/Bio Detection Detection

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Resilient Electric Grid Resilient Electric Grid REG is a DHS project in partnership with ConEd It will evaluate the REG is a DHS project in partnership with ConEd. It will evaluate the potential use of high temperature superconducting (HTS) fault current limiting (FCL) cables to connect electric utility substations in a more resilient network configuration This slide points to a video segment resilient network configuration. This slide points to a video segment produced by National Geographic Channel.

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