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Expert Systems for Blast Analysis and Simulation
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ESI Security Technology is offering Urban Security Suite (USS), an Expert System for use by law enforcement, homeland security, and infrastructure sectors to address the following issues:
Analysis of blast and fire impact and effect on structures/facilities and humans in complex urban environments
Determination of mitigation measures to increase a facility’s resistance to blast/fire attack, including design of structural retrofits and hardening of facility’s layout
Special security-oriented tasks, including VIP protection, and pre- and post-blast analysis.
From ESI Security Technology’s Urban Security Suite
A blast scene based on 2D information and user-defined heights of buildings
ESI Security Technology is also offering an Expert System for Open-Field Security to facilitate the design and deployment of protective means against explosive devices (bomb and weapons) for open-field fortifications and camps. The software addresses the following issues:
- Blast and fragment characteristics and effects for a variety of weapons and explosives
- Graphical representation of layouts of fortifications and camps
- Blast and fragment loading, structural/human response, and resulting damage
- Vulnerability assessment of structures and their occupants
- Guide for the construction and deployment of blast mitigating means.
Expert System Shell (ESIDE)
ESIDE is a Hybrid Expert System that generates its “expertise” through a systematic fusion of structured computerized knowledge, data from various sources, and “crisp” or “fuzzy” human expertise. ESIDE technology has been applied to a number of demanding applications in law enforcement and defence sectors. It is currently being adapted to civilian applications.