CBRNE - What is it?
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CBRNE incidents are responded to under the assumption that they are
disruptive to society. Evidence preparation and perpetrator apprehension of
CBRNE incidents is of great concern.
disruptive to society. Evidence preparation and perpetrator apprehension of
CBRNE incidents is of great concern.
C - Chemical
B - Biological
R - Radiological
N - Nuclear
E - high-yield Explosives
eQ - eQuipment
B - Biological
R - Radiological
N - Nuclear
E - high-yield Explosives
eQ - eQuipment
“One of the most persuasive
factors is the shrinking half-life
of knowledge. The “half-life of
knowledge” is the time span
from when knowledge is
gained to when it becomes
obsolete. Half of what is known
today was not known 10 years
ago. The amount of knowledge
in the world has doubled in the
past 10 years and is doubling
every 18 months according to
the American Society for
Training and Development
(ASTD). To combat the
shrinking half-life of
knowledge, organizations have
been forced to develop new
methods of deploying
instruction.”
- George Siemens, 2004
factors is the shrinking half-life
of knowledge. The “half-life of
knowledge” is the time span
from when knowledge is
gained to when it becomes
obsolete. Half of what is known
today was not known 10 years
ago. The amount of knowledge
in the world has doubled in the
past 10 years and is doubling
every 18 months according to
the American Society for
Training and Development
(ASTD). To combat the
shrinking half-life of
knowledge, organizations have
been forced to develop new
methods of deploying
instruction.”
- George Siemens, 2004
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