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Domestic Nuclear Detection Office (DNDO) Graduated Rad/Nuc Detector Evaluation and Reporting (GRaDER SM ) Program Testing Update Meeting Focus: ANSI Testing to Meet State and Local User Needs Presented by: Caroline Purdy, Ph.D. Principal Deputy Assistant Director, Systems Engineering and Evaluation Cheri Hautala-Bateman, Ph.D. Test Scientist November 8, 2010 Authority: Sec. 1902 of the Homeland Security Act of 2002, Pub. L. No. 107 296, added by Sec. 501 of the Security and Accountability For Every (SAFE) Port Act, and renumbered by Pub. L. No. 110 53 Website: http://www.dhs.gov/grader Email: GRaDER.Questions@hq.dhs.gov GRaDER.Comments@hq.dhs.gov GRaDER.Applications@hq.dhs.gov

GRaDER SM Process Graduated Rad/Nuc Detector Evaluation and Reporting (GRaDER SM ) Program Rad/Nuc Detector Applicant Design Testing Results Standards Accredited Testing Labs* Test Manufacturer Controlled Proprietary Information DNDO Technical Review and Market Surveillance Evaluation GRaDER Evaluated Equipment List Report Results and Demonstrated Compliance Levels Compliance Criteria DNDO Establishes Framework, Provides Information Interpretation Procurement Federal, State, local, tribal, territorial Agencies Federal Acquisition Requirements and Grant Guidance Customers Gain Information, Confidence and More Effective Detectors * NVLAP Accreditation 2

GRaDER SM Equipment Categories Category 1 Alarming Personal Radiation Detectors (PRDs)* Category 2 Survey Meters Category 3 Radioactive Isotope Identifiers (RIID s)* Category 4 Radiation Portal Monitors (RPM s) Category 5 Spectroscopic Radiation Portal Monitors (SRPMs) Category 6 Mobile and Transportable Systems* * Indicates equipment categories included in fall 2010 GRaDER SM testing 3

GRaDER SM Equipment Categories Category 1 Alarming Personal Radiation Detectors (PRDs) ANSI N42.32 Category 2 Survey Meters ANSI N42.33 Category 3 Radioactive Isotope Identification Devices (RIIDs) ANSI N42.34 4

GRaDER SM Equipment Categories Category 4 Radiation Portal Monitors (RPM s) ANSI N42.35 Category 5 Spectroscopic Radiation Portal Monitors ANSI N42.38 Category 6 Mobile and Transportable Systems ANSI N42.43 5

GRaDER SM Compliance Levels Level 0 Equipment has been tested, but: the test results are not available, the test results are being evaluated, or the test results do not meet the minimum subset of the standards as set forth in each category. Level 1 Equipment meets a subset of the applicable ANSI standard performance requirements. Defined at http://www.dhs.gov/grader DNDO selected; focus on radiation detection and other essential elements of standard. Level 2 Equipment fully meets the applicable ANSI standard sections. Level 3 Equipment meets Level 1 or Level 2 and also satisfies the requirements of the applicable technical capability standard (government unique standard). None approved yet; testing in the future. 6

DNDO Objectives for GRaDER SM Provide a means to independently test commercially available radiation detection and identification products against standards and report the results. Standardize instrument testing and test results reporting to assure valid comparisons. Use of Accepted/Accredited labs using standard reporting protocols and defined Compliance Levels Provide useful information to support radiation detection device acquisition and funding decisions. Established threshold for consideration in Government acquisitions and grants Encourage vendors to develop better radiation detection and identification products. Government unique standards, collaboration with DoD and others. 7

Government Cost Share Test Campaign Why? No manufacturer participation in GRaDER SM No information for GRaDER SM Evaluated Equipment List (GEEL). No definitive independent test results for FEMA grant administrators to verify instrument compliance with standards. No independent info source for Responders to make best choices. DNDO Action: One time, Government 50% cost share for GRaDER SM testing. Rapid implementing and reporting. Independent testing, useful differentiation of capabilities. Consistent test execution and reporting. FEMA Action: Establish guidance for required compliance. 8

Status Special Notice (SN) published May 27, 2010 on https://www.fbo.gov/. 11 June Manufacturers Workshop at NIST, Building 101, Lecture Room B, 9 11 am. NIST, DNDO and FEMA presented program and responded to questions. 30 June DNDO Published Q&A results and other clarifications. Published SN #2. 2 August Manufacturers declared intent to DNDO, provided checklist and documentation. 17 August DNDO screened applications, assigned manufacturers instruments to appropriate labs, and notified labs and manufacturers. Sep/Oct Manufacturers completing contracts and Test Plans with labs. Nov 1 Mar 11 Laboratory testing and reporting. Feb/Mar 11 GRaDER SM Evaluated Equipment List established, input for RKB. 9

Equipment Models to be Tested in 2011 DNDO Conformity Assessments 7 Radioactive Isotope Identification Devices (RIID) 7 Personal Radiation Detector 2 Backpacks Total: 16 Rad/Nuc technologies 10

Other DNDO Programs: ITRAP+10 EU/Joint Research Centre DNDO 1997-2000: Illicit Trafficking Radiation Assessment Program (ITRAP) IAEA suggested a program implemented by Austria, 1997-2000 Testing conducted in Seibersdorf, Austria in 1998. 14 fix-installed monitoring systems 24 Pocket Type and Handheld Instruments Final Report ITRAP Illicit Trafficking Radiation Detection Assessment Program. (undated) 2009 EU CBRN Task Force Policy Package had a list of measures to mitigate RN risks Certification of Equipment: Standards for performance and testing was on that list. In response the EU Sponsored 3 year program, August 2009 August 2012 2009 2012: Illicit Trafficking Radiation Assessment Program+10 (ITRAP+10) Testing to parts of Standards (IEC, and ANSI) and to IAEA guidelines. 11

ITRAP+10: Objectives Provide scientific and technical data on COTS RN detection systems to Policy Makers. Provide access to the best technology based on repeatable and defensible test procedures and results from equipment testing. Promote harmonization of standards (ANSI, IEC) and guidelines (IAEA). Improve exchange of information between US, EU, and other entities. Provide manufacturers with recommendations to improve performance, reliability and user friendliness of the equipment. Promote new R&D efforts 12

ITRAP+10: JRC and DNDO Collaboration January 2010: JRC and DNDO agree to collaborate on ITRAP+10 EU can only test European products, DNDO agrees to test instruments from any provenance. DNDO expands ITRAP to test mobile systems from any provenance Standards are expanded to include both IEC and ANSI standards. Test to most restrictive standards when comparable Test both when not comparable Collaborative teams to write the test designs, and to conduct the tests. Vendor reports will be provided after test event. A joint document will be produced at close of test campaign. DNDO published Requests for Information, scheduled to close on 14 December 2010 13

ITRAP+10: Labs & Classes of Instruments Testing to be conducted by the JRC at Ispra, Italy and other European Laboratories. Testing to be conducted by DNDO at the GRaDER SM Laboratories. The 9 classes and corresponding standards Family of equipment to be tested Standards Reference RPM (Radiation Portal Monitors) for Vehicles IEC 62244 IAEA NSS1 (2006 & Rev.1) SRPM (Spectrometric Radiation Portal Monitors) IEC 62484 FDIS IEC 62244 IAEA NSS1 (2006 & Rev.1) PRD (Personal Radiation Detectors) IEC 62401 FDIS IAEA NSS1 2006 SPRD (Spectrometric Personal Radiation Detectors) ANSI N42.48 RID (Radioisotope IDentifier) IEC 62327 IAEA NSS1 (2006 & Rev.1) GSD (highly sensitive Gamma Search Detectors) IEC 62533 NSD (highly sensitive Neutron Search Detectors) IEC 62534 FDIS PRS(Portable Radiation Scanners Backpack type) ANSI N42.43 IEC 62327 IAEA NSS1 Rev.1 Mobile System (DNDO only Testing) ANSI N42.43 *Emphasis of testing is on radiological portion of standards 14

Results Information Sharing GRaDER SM Evaluated Equipment List Starting in February/March 2011, updated as new results are available Accessible through the FEMA Responder Knowledge Base (RKB), HSIN Government funded standards testing ITRAP+10 August 2012 Publication of joint JRC/DNDO results EC and USDHS restricted. Government owned and controlled test results. Not a replacement for GRaDER SM. Coordinated sharing with FEMA for grants determinations. Vendor personalized reports will be provided. 15