This Sandia National Laboratories web site presents the workshop that considered normal, abnormal (natural disasters), and malevolent (terrorist attack) environmental conditions as the basis for deliberations.

List of some related sites prepared by Purdue University.

List of some blast resistant buildings by Weidlinger Associates.

Strengthening of "Soft Buildings" against car bombing in Israel.

Research projects on terrorist blast protection conducted at California State University, Northridge.

CERF's sponsored conference agenda (October 23-24, 2001).

Unit established to advise the US Secretary of Defense on matters concerning explosives safety and to prevent hazardous conditions to life and property. Includes some technical documents.

Links to the research projects related to earthquake, wind and terrorist blast protection engineering.

Articles and links concerning blast protection for steel buildings.

ACE/Security Laminates provides demonstration of a shatter resistant glass.

Oklahoma City National Memorial Institute for the Prevention of Terrorism (MIPT) is dedicated to preventing and reducing terrorism and mitigating its effects.

National Academy of Engineering presents The Bridge publication.

National Academy Press online presentation.

This is an indirect link to the Protective Technology Center, Pennsylvania State University.

SEAINT Research Paper describing a new structural technique for mitigation of terrorist blast effects to buildings.

Summarizes the methods available to define an external terrorist bomb threat and estimate structural design loads and element responses using simple dynamic system models and principles.

Research project performed by the California State University Northridge, Department of CE&AM.

U.S. State Department site: Office of the Coordinator for Counterterrorism.

The Engineer Research and Development Center (ERDC) is the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers distributed research and development command which is including, but not limited to, the terrorist blast mitigation.