FFI’s Open Research Archive
FFI’s Open Research Archive is the Norwegian Defence Research Establishment’s library of digital publications.
The archive currently contains peer reviewed journal articles published by our scientists, some in collaboration with others, in a wide field of research.
The archive contains both Open Access articles and metadata of articles embargoed or in other ways not yet Open Access.
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Dispersion simulation for CBRNE accident coordination training
(Forsvarets forskningsinstitutt, 2024-10-09)FFI has developed a virtual training system that can be used to train incident leaders and responders in the mitigation of accidents involving hazardous substances. The virtual training system was successfully used during ... -
CBRNE Accident Coordination Training (CBRNE-ACT) System – technical description
(2024-10-15)The use of computer simulation and virtual environments allow for cost-effective education, training, and exercises. The training audience can be exposed to scenarios that are inaccessible or too dangerous, too complex, ... -
Statsvitenskapelige perspektiver på cyberoperasjoner – en gjennomgang av sentral litteratur
(2024-10-28)Denne rapporten beskriver og diskuterer sentrale bidrag i den statsvitenskapelige litteraturen om staters bruk av cyberoperasjoner som et maktmiddel i internasjonal politikk. Rapporten er delt inn etter litteratur som ... -
Cold weather operations: Preventive strategies ina military context
(2024-10-23)Military cold weather operations (CWOs) introduce a range of challenges, including extremetemperatures, strong winds, difficult terrain, and exposure to snow, ice, and water. Personnelundertaking these missions face a ... -
Simulation supported CBRNE accident coordination training
(2024-10-24)The utilization of computer simulations and virtual environments offers a cost-effective solution for education, training, and exercises. These platforms provide training audiences exposure to scenarios that may be too ...