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Issue 21 - February 8th, 2010

 

The Center’s mission is to create new sport-security related knowledge through innovative research, internationally recognized programs, and essential resources to enhance future and existing sport security systems.

In keeping with the mission of the Center, this e-newsletter will provide links to articles on news and issues ranging across the spectrum of risk management, security technology, sports venues, stadiums, legal issues, fan expectations, and alcohol management both domestically and internationally.

Regards,

Dr. Lou Marciani, Director

Please contact us with any questions, comments, or suggestions.
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New Orleans Superdome
Sun Life Stadium - Miami Florida, Site of Superbowl XLIV
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Industry Watch
  • National Center for Spectator Sports Safety and Security Part of ESPN.com Report. Read More
  • NCS4 Partners with NVision for Software Application. Read More
  • Recent disasters around the world have sparked the need for training sessions to enhance the capabilities of emergency responders. Read More
  • Handheld IED detection kits are being developed, allow user to identify explosives in real time with little experience. Read More

 

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Security at Super Bowl XLIV

  • Homeland Security Secretary Napolitano visited Miami last week and was convinced efficient security preparations had been made. Read More
    • More information about safety and security systems in place for Super Bowl. Read More
  • A good detailed article about security preparations made at Sun Life Stadium for the Superbowl in Miami. Read More
  • Over 2,100 security officials hired by NFL for Super Bowl to coast around $6 million. Read More
  • An article highlighting systems in place to protect air space around Sun Life Stadium. Read More

Security at the 2010 Winter Olympics - Vancouver

  • A discussion about Canadian security officials putting systems in place to control border traffic during the games. Read More
  • Officials warn spectators that security will be extra tight for the Winter Olympics, fans should expect airport level security screening. . Read More
  • Article about the incorporation of security cameras and CCTV technology to secure the Winter Olympics in Vancouver. Read More
  • Source Security wins contract to provide security in Vancouver for Winter Olympics. Read More
  • Vancouver Olympic security officials develop protest zones for risk management. Read More

Sports Security News Around the World

  • Cricket terrorism concerns between cricket and nuclear arms rival, India & Pakistan. Read More
  • Over 1,300 police officers hired to ensure security during Egypt-Algeria semi-final match. Read More
  • A discussion of security preparations for international sporting events in 2010. Read More
  • Philadelphia gets a new Mobile Command Post. Read More
  • University of West Virginia Security officials trying new tactics to curb unruly behavior in their student section. Read More
  • United States WMD Commission reveals U.S. vulnerability to biological threats. Read More
    • Universal Detection Technology works to enhance United States' ability to handle biological attack. Read More

About the National Center for Spectator Sports Safety & Security
The National Center for Spectator Sports Safety & Security at The University of Southern Mississippi was established in 2006 to provide an interdisciplinary environment to further increase sports security awareness; improve sport security policies and procedures; and enhance emergency response through evacuation, recovery operations and crowd management training.

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