Kuulutati välja julgeoleku viies projektikonkurss

30. juuli, 2011

china-segway-olympics-security Iga-aastane (sel aastal juba viies) 7RP projektikonkurss on alanud. Allpool loetletud teemadel on võimalik projekte esitada kuni 23.11.2011, viimane elektrooniline saatmise (EPSS kaudu) tähtaeg on kell 16.00 Eesti aja järgi. Plaanitavaks kogueelarveks on ca 241,7 miljonit eurot.

Kõik teemad on avatud laiale potensiaalsete huvigruppide ringile: tööstus, sh VKE, teadusasutused, ülikoolid, avalik-õiguslikud institutsioonid, eraettevõtted. Kuna julgeoleku teemadel peetakse eriti oluliseks tööstuse osalemist, siis VKE osalus on eriti nõutud ja soositud.

Konsortsiumidesse oodatakse osalema rahvusvahelisi kõrge tööstuspotentsiaaliga ettevõtteid, aga ka kolmandaid riike (ICPC). Hetkeseisuga ei ole plaanitud teemasid, mis oleks spetsiaalselt rahvusvaheliseks koostööks mõeldud, kui aga projekti sisu ei ole ilma nendeta piisav ja kaalukas, saab erinevaid riike kaasata.

Julgeoleku teema olulisim väljakutse on arendada innovaatilisi lahendusi meie kõigi turvalisuse tagajatele ja programmidele. Kutse on jaotatud seitsmeks teemaks, neist neli on nn mission-orientaded ja kolm valdkondadevahelised alateemad. Teemad sisaldavad vähemalt ühte alljärgnevatest ambitsioonidest:

võimekuse oluliste puuduste likvideerimine (innovatiivsed tehnoloogilised lahendused);
teadus- ja arendustegevuse lahenduste kasutuselevõtt (nende testimine ja kasutuselevõtt lõpptarbijate poolt);
Euroopale oluliste tuumikteenuste kasutamine (seal, kus neid ei kasutata piisavalt);
kõrge riski/tasuvusega projektid (pikaajalise arendustöö ja mõjuga projektid, mis sisaldavad läbimurdelisi innovatiivseid lahendusi).

Ülevaade originaalkeeles välja kuulutatud teemadest on esitatud tabelis 1.

Tabel 1. SECURITY CALL 5

ACTIVITY/ AREA	TOPICS CALLED	FUNDINGSCHEMES
Activity: 10.1 Increasing the Security of the Citizens
Area: 10.1.1 Organised crime	–	–
Area: 10.1.2 Intelligence against terrorism	–	–
Area: 10.1.3 Explosives	SEC-2012.1.3-1 Less than Lethal Handling of PBIEDs	CP-FP
Area: 10.1.3 Explosives	SEC-2012.1.3-2 Home made explosives (HMEs) and recipes characterisation	CP-FP
Area: 10.1.4 Ordinary Crime and Forensic	–	–
Area: 10.1.5 CBRN Protection	SEC-2012.1.5-1 CBRNE Demo Phase II	CP-IP
	SEC-2012.1.5-2 Improving drinking water security management and mitigation in large municipalities against major deliberate, accidental or natural CBRN-related contaminations	CP-FP
	SEC-2012.1.5-3 Identification and development of low-risk alternatives to high-risk chemicals	CP-FP or CSA
	SEC-2012.1.5-4 Securing the food chains from primary production and animal feeds to consumer ready food against deliberate, accidental or natural CBRN contamination	CP-FP
Area: 10.1.6 Information Gathering	SEC-2012.1.6-1 Digital, miniaturised operational tool for investigation	CP-FP
Activity: 10.2 Increasing the Security of infrastructures and utilities
Area: 10.2.1 Design, planning of buildings and urban areas	SEC-2012.2.1-1 Resilience of large scale urban built infrastructure	CP-FP
Area: 10.2.1 Design, planning of buildings and urban areas	SEC-2012.2.1-2 Criticality analysis of critical infrastructure including concepts for forgery proof and efficient facility access systems	CP-FP
Area: 10.2.2 CP-IP Energy, Transport, communication grids	SEC-2012.2.2-1 Identification of measures to counter illegal export of metal-bearing waste	CSA
	SEC-2012.2.2-2 Air traffic Management/Control threat assessment model	CP-IP
	SEC-2012.2.2-3 Improving security in air cargo transport	CP-IP
	SEC-2012.2.2-4 A common EU aviation security requirement to reduce costs and facilitate passenger flows	CSA
Area: 10.2.3 Surveillance	SEC-2012.2.3-1 Early warning security systems: physical protection of critical buildings	CP-FP
Area: 10.2.4 Supply chain	SEC-2012.2.4-1 Pre-normative technology development for improved and more efficient security of the supply chain	CSA
Area: 10.2.5 Cyber crime	SEC-2012.2.5-1 Convergence of physical and cyber security	CP-FP
Area: 10.2.5 Cyber crime	SEC-2012.2.5-2 Cyber resilience – Secure cloud computing for critical infrastructure	CP-FP
Activity: 10.3 Intelligent surveillance and enhancing border security
Area: 10.3.1 Sea borders	SEC-2012.3.1-1 Increasing trustworthiness of vessel reporting systems	CP-FP
Area: 10.3.1 Sea borders	SEC-2012.3.1-2 Pre-Operational Validation (POV) at EU level of common application of Surveillance tools	CP-CSA
Area: 10.3.2 Land borders	none	–
Area: 10.3.3 Air borders	none	–
Area: 10.3.4 Border checks	SEC-2012.3.4-1 Research on “automated” comparison of x-ray images for cargo scanning with reference material (use of historic images in an automated environment) to identify irregularities	CP-FP
	SEC-2012.3.4-2 Research and validation for sub-surface fingerprint live scanners	CP-FP
	SEC-2012.3.4-3 Tools and processes for assessing the impact of policies/actions on border control	CSA
	SEC-2012.3.4-4 Innovative, costefficient and reliable technology to detect humans hidden invehicles/closed compartments	CP-FP
	SEC-2012.3.4-5 Further research, development and pilot implementation of Terahertz passive detection techniques (T-Ray)	CP-FP
	SEC-2012.3.4-6 Enhancing the workflow and functionalities of Automated Border Control (ABC) gates	CP-IP
Area: 10.3.5 Border intelligent surveillance	SEC-2012.3.5-1 Development of airborne sensors and data link	CP-IP
Activity: 10.4 Restoring security and safety in case of crisis
Area: 10.4.1 Preparedness, prevention, mitigation and planning	SEC-2012.4.1-1 Preparedness for and management of large scale fires	CP-IP
	SEC-2012.4.1-2 Psycho social support in Crisis Management	CP-FP
Area: 10.4.2 Response	SEC-2012.4.2-1 Positioning and timing tools to guarantee security assets trace & tracking together with worker safety in a secure environment	CP-FP
	SEC-2012.4.2-2 Situational awareness guidance and evacuation systems for large crowds, including crowds unpredictable behaviour	CP-IP
	SEC-2012.4.2-3 Post crisis lesson learned exercise	CSA
Area: 10.4.3 Recovery	SEC-2012.4.3-1 Next generation damage and post-crisis needs assessment tool for reconstruction and recovery planning	CP-FP
Area: 10.4.4 CBRN response	SEC-2012.4.4-1 Development of mobile laboratories, structures and functions to support rapid assessment of CBRN events with a cross-border or international impact	CSA
	SEC-2012.4.4-2 Means of decontamination of large groups, urban/wide areas and large, complex and/or sensitive object	CP-FP
	SEC-2012.4.4-3 Tools for detection, traceability, triage and individual monitoring of victims after a mass contamination	CP-IP
Activity: 10.5 Improving security systems integration, interconnectivity and interoperability
Area: 10.5.1 Information Management	–	–
Area: 10.5.2 Secure Communications	SEC-2012.5.2-1 Preparation of the next generation of PPDR communication network	CP-FP
Area: 10.5.3 Interoperability	SEC-2012.5.3-1 Embedded protection of security systems and anti-tampering technologies	CP-FP
	SEC-2012.5.3-2 Establishment of a first responders platform for interoperability	CSA
	SEC-2012.5.3-3 Establishment of a interoperability platform/centre for testing and validating decision and intelligence systems	NoE
	SEC-2012.5.3-4 Global solution for interoperability between first responder communication systems	CP-IP
Activity: 10.6 Security and society
Area: 10.6.1 Citizens, media and security	SEC-2012.6.1-1 Methodologies to assess the effectiveness of measures addressing violent radicalisation	CP-FP or CSA
	SEC-2012.6.1-2 Tools and methodologies, definitions and strategies for privacy by design for surveillance technologies, including ICT systems	CP-FP or Coordinationand Support Action
	SEC-2012.6.1-3 Use of new communication/social media in crisis situations	CP-FP or Coordinationand Support Action
Area: 10.6.2 Organisational structure and cultures of public users	–	–
Area: 10.6.3 Foresight, scenarios and security as an evolving concept	SEC-2012.6.3-1 Developing an efficient and effective environmental scanning system as part of the early warning system for the detection of emerging organised crime threats	CP-FP
	SEC-2012.6.3-2 Criteria for assessing and mainstreaming societal impacts of security research activities	CSA
Area: 10.6.4 Security economics	SEC-2012.6.4-1 Fight against corruption	CSA
Area: 10.6.5 Ethics and justice	SEC-2012.6.5-1 Legitimacy and effectiveness of legal measures against security threats	CP or CSA
Activity: 10.7 Security research coordination and structuring
Area: 10.7.1 ERA-NET	–	–
Area: 10.7.2 Small and Medium Enterprises	SEC-2012.7.2-1 Open topic for Small and Medium Enterprises: “Advancing contemporary forensic methods and equipment”	CP-FP
Area: 10.7.3 Studies	–	–
Area: 10.7.4Other coordination	SEC-2012.7.4-1 Coordination of national research programmes in the area of security research	CSA
Area: 10.7.4Other coordination	SEC-2012.7.4-2 Networking of researchers for a high level multiorganisational and cross-border collaboration	NoE
Area: 10.7.5 End users	–	–
Area: 10.7.6 Training	–	–

Selgitusi rahastusskeemide (funding schemes) juurde:

The following budgetary thresholds are applied as eligibility criteria:
Collaborative Projects in this work programme are divided into:

small or medium-scale focused research project (CP-FP) with requested funding of EUR 3 500 000 and below, and
large scale integrating project (CP-IP) with EU requested funding of over EUR 3 500 000.

Potentsiaalsed teemad tulevasteks konkurssideks, täpsem ülevaade tööprogrammis lk 65:

Tulevaste kutsete plaan
Security Call 6 (FP7-SEC-2013-1) – kuulutatakse välja 2012. a teisel poolel

Võimalikud teemad tulevasteks kutseteks:
Security Call 6:
Demonstration project(s) phase II for “Logistics and supply chain security”
Demonstration project(s) phase II for “Aftermath crisis management”

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