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Defense Threat Reduction Information Analysis Center

(formerly DASIAC)

DTRIAC is the key DoD source of information and analysis on nuclear and conventional weapons-related topics. Sponsored by the Defense Threat Reduction Agency (DTRA), DTRIAC can search, retrieve, and analyze internal and community-wide nuclear/conventional weapons' phenomena, effects, and technology matters, and related nuclear/conventional technology transfer applications.

The IAC's staff maintains liaison with DoD organizations to provide in-facility access and user services, through the Scientific and Technical Information Library System (STILAS). DTRIAC also provides technical consultation and user services for extensive databases such as the Data Archival and Retrieval Enhancement (DARE), Electronics Radiation Response Information Center (ERRIC), and Weapons Effects and Performance Data Archival (WEAPDA).

DTRIAC's scope includes, but is not limited to, the following areas:

Arms Control Technology
Cooperative Threat Reduction
Information Systems
Education & Training
Nuclear Weapons Operations
Weapons Effects Technology

Address:
DTRIAC
ITT Industries Advanced Engineering & Sciences Division
2560 Huntington Avenue
Alexandria, VA 22303-1403

Phone: (703) 329-7379
Fax: (703) 329-7395

Randy Guenther
Director
Phone: (703) 329-7367
E-mail: randolph.guenther@itt.com

Dr. Harold Allen
COTR
Phone: (703) 325-6976
E-mail: hal.allen@dtra.mil

Special Tasks & Products

Project Graybeard

DTRA's Data Archival & Retrieval Enhancement (DARE)
DARE provides remote electronic access to historical nuclear weapon effects information as well as to current DTRA products.

Intrinsic Radiation (INRAD) Archival Program
DTRIAC is locating, collecting, and cataloging records relating to maintenance, handling, stowage, transportation, and security operations of nuclear weapons.

Case File Preservation of Nuclear Test Personnel Review (NTPR)
DTRIAC is cataloging thousands of documents and preserving over 100,000 personnel case files relating to the NTPR Program.

Journal of Radiation Effects Research & Engineering
Serves as a long-term research resource documenting evolving radiation effects technology.