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                    <text>SYNTHESİS AND CHARACTERİZATİON OF (BI2O3)1-XY(SM2O3)X(TM2O3)Y TERNARY SYSTEM
Semra Durmuş
DumlupınarUniversity, Kütahya, Turkey
semradurmus@dpu.edu.tr
Muammer Gavas
DumlupınarUniversity, Kütahya, Turkey
gavas@dpu.edu.tr
Hicret Akalan
Erciyes University, Kayseri, Turkey
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Tuğba Çifci
Erciyes University, Kayseri, Turkey
tugbacifci@hotmail.com

Solid oxide fuel cells (SOFCs) are very efficient electro- chemical energy-conversion systems
because of their high energy conversion efficiency, high power density, clean and
environmentally friendly output when hydrogen is used as fuel, and flexibility in using various
fuels. Bi2O3-based materials have been considered as potential materials for solid oxide fuel cell
electrolyte due to their high oxygen ionic conductivity. They have also been shown to be the
most promising electrolytes for intermediate operating temperatures (600–800 0C) of SOFCs
since they have higher oxygen ion conductivity compared with other materials with similar
properties. Many researchers have focused on the properties of oxide doped Bi2O3-based
electrolytes operating at intermediate temperatures and most of them have attempted to
overcome the in stability problems of the materials to obtain better performance in technological
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                <text>Solid oxide fuel cells (SOFCs) are very efficient electro- chemical energy-conversion systems because of their high energy conversion efficiency, high power density, clean and environmentally friendly output when hydrogen is used as fuel, and flexibility in using various fuels. Bi2O3-based materials have been considered as potential materials for solid oxide fuel cell electrolyte due to their high oxygen ionic conductivity. They have also been shown to be the most promising electrolytes for intermediate operating temperatures (600–800 0C) of SOFCs since they have higher oxygen ion conductivity compared with other materials with similar properties. Many researchers have focused on the properties of oxide doped Bi2O3-based electrolytes operating at intermediate temperatures and most of them have attempted to overcome the in stability problems of the materials to obtain better performance in technological applications</text>
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                    <text>Synthesis of Hydroxyapatite Coatings on Ti6Al4V Substrate by Biomimetic
Method
Mustafa Toparli
Dokuz Eylul University, Faculty of Engineering, Department of Metallurgical and Materials Engineering,
Turkey
mustafa.toparli@deu.edu.tr
Ahmet Pasinli
Ege University, Technical Vocational School of Higher Education, Turkey
ahmet.pasinli@ege.edu.tr
Hasan Yıldız
Ege University, Faculty of Engineering, Department of Mechanical Engineering, Turkey
hasan.yildiz@ege.edu.tr
Erdal Celik
Dokuz Eylul University,Faculty of Engineering, Department of Metallurgical and Materials Engineering,
Turkey
erdal.celik@deu.edu.tr
Rıfat Sami Aksoy
Dokuz Eylul University, Faculty of Engineering, Department of Mechanical Engineering, Turkey,
sami.aksoy@deu.edu.tr

Abstract: In this study, synthesis of hydroxyapatite (HA) coatings on Ti6Al4V substrates by
biomimetic technique was investigated. In this context, thin and continuous HA coatings were
first deposited onto Ti6Al4V implant plates by immersion in 1, 1.5 and 3 times concentrated
simulated body fluid (SBF) at 37 °C for different times at pH=7.4. The HA layers were
formed in the range of 6 and 19 µm thick. The obtained coatings were characterized by XRD,
optical microscope, SEM, surface roughness and microhardness machines. The experimental
results clearly show that the biomimetic approach has coated them with HA globular crystals
having various diameters. It was found that the coating structure was affected by solution
concentration.

Introduction
Biomaterials have been used to replace or support the human organs or tissues in many years. These materials
are classified into four groups as metals, ceramics, polymers and composites (Gumusderelioglu, 2002).
Biocompatibility is considered as the most important feature in biomaterials, allowing the surrounding tissue to
differentiate normally and preventing undesired reactions such as infection and blood clot (Wintermantel et al.,
1996; Bajpai et al., in Yamamuro et al., 1980). Titanium (Ti) and its alloys are the materials of choice for most
dental and orthopaedic applications. The many advantages of these materials include high compatibility with the
surrounding tissue, good resistance to corrosion, and excellent mechanical properties. However, bone response
and implant success depend on the chemical and physical properties of the surface. The integration with bone
tissue can be improved and accelerated by the presence of a calcium phosphate (HA) coating onto the metal
implant surface (Van Noort, 1987; Bigi et al., 2005).
Hydroxyapatite (HA: Ca5(PO4)3(OH)) is a calcium phosphate based bioceramic material and widely applied to
the biomaterials for bone tissue implantation due to its good biocompatibility, osteoconductivity and bioactivity
as well as the similarity to the inorganic component of the hard tissues in natural bones, and the HA coatings
have been extensively applied with the aim of improving fixation between hard tissue and metal implants
(Browne &amp; Gregson, 1994; Bayraktar &amp; Tas, 1999; Bigi et al., 2005). In addition, synthetic HA is a
biocompatible prosthetic material, bonding strongly to the bone and promoting the formation of bone tissue on

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�its surface. The HA is mostly used in clinics for making artificial bone due to its biocompatibility (to be used in
various prostheses), treating cracks and fractures in the bone and coating of metallic biomaterials (Abe et al.,
1990; Tas, 2000; Miao et al., 2005).
For these applications, different methods such as plasma spray (Tong et al., 1995), high velocity oxy fuel spray
(Li et al., 2002), sol-gel (Milella et al., 2001; Hsieh et al., 2002), electrochemical (Ban &amp; Maruno, 1993), laser
ablation (Katto et al., 2002), electrophoretic (Zhitomirsky, 1998), dip coating (Mavis &amp; Tas, 200) and
biomimetic are used to coat implant materials with HA. Nonetheless, there have been some problems in the
application. The major problem is the gradual weakening of the bond between coating and metal surface. This
problem occurs due to the low bonding strength of the coating material (Ishikawa et al., 1997; Nishio et al., 200;
Yang &amp; Chang, 2001). Of these methods, one of the most promising techniques for producing HA coatings is the
biomimetic approach, which mimics the mineralisation process of bone. The biomimetic route utilises
supersaturated aqueous solutions with ionic composition similar to that of human plasma, it allows to coat
complex-shaped materials, and to co-precipitate biologically active molecules with apatite crystals onto metal
implants (Abe et al., 1990;Browne &amp; Gregson, 1994; Bayraktar &amp; Tas, 1999; Bigi et al., 2005).
This situation sometimes necessitates a second operation on patients with implant, which is not desired because
of health and financial concerns (Demircioglu et al., 2004). Strengthening and stabilizing the bond between
metal surface and HA coating could prevent this from occurring. In addition to the one above, there are some
inherent problems associated with these methods. These problems are (a) complex preparation procedures, (b)
application of high temperatures which cause structural damages either on host (Ti6Al4V) or coating material,
(c) getting unwanted phases in coatings, (d) employing complex equipment, (e) high cost, and (f) bonding
strength that depends upon coating thickness (Weng &amp; Baptista, 1999). Because of the difficulties listed above,
biomimetic method is chosen. In this method, HA coating is realized in a simple biocompatible environment
(under the conditions of human body temperature of 37 ºC and pH=7.4) with chemical in-situ sedimentation
method, where no high temperature is applied (Kokubo, 1998).
The aim of the present study was to deposit the HA coatings on Ti6Al4V implant substrates by biomimetic
technique. The obtained coatings were characterized by X-ray diffraction (XRD), optical microscope, scanning
electron microscope (SEM) and microhardness tester.

Experimental procedure
Commercial Ti6Al4V alloy substrates (sample size Ø 19.05×1 mm and 3×5×15 mm) were used in the study. The
samples were abraded by SiC sandpaper numbers such as 400, 800 and 1200, then washed with acetone and
distilled water in an ultrasonic cleaner.
The HA coatings were prepared by subjecting the metal to a chemical surface treatment to provide a surface
layer conducive to apatite formation in a body environment. The HA layers were formed by soaking in a
simulated body fluid (SBF) with pH and ion concentrations (pH 7.40, Na+ 142.0, K+ 5.0, Ca2+ 2.5, Mg2+ 1.5, Cl−
125.0, HCO3− 27.0, HPO42− 1.0, SO42− 0.5 mM) nearly equal to those of human blood plasma. Chemical
compositions of SBF solutions were listed in Table 1. Commercially available Ti6Al4V alloy was subjected to
5.0 M NaOH treatment at 60°C for 24 h and subsequently to thermal treatment at 600°C for 1 h, and then soaked
in SBF, see [Figure 1].

Chemical precursors

g/l

1 SBF mg / 250

1.5 SBF mg/ 250

3 SBF mg / 250

ml

ml

ml

NaCl

6.547

1.6368

2.455

4.910

NaHCO3

2.268

0.5670

0.851

1.701

KCl

0.378

0.0933

0.140

0.280

Na2HPO4.2H2O

0.178

0.0445

0.067

0.134

MgCl2.6H2O

0.305

0.0763

0.114

0.229

CaCl2.2H2O

0.368

0.0920

0.138

0.276

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�Na2SO4

0.071

0.0178

0.027

0.053

(CH2OH)3CNH2

6.057

1.5143

2.271

4.543

Table 1: Chemical compositions of SBF

Figure 1: Coating stages for the HA formation
The film structures were analyzed by X-ray diffraction (XRD; Philips X’pert pro) with CuKα radiation 40 kV
200 mA at a scanning speed of 4.00°/min with a scanning range (2θ) from 25° to 45°. The microstructure of
sample surface was observed under scanning electron microscopes (SEM-Philips XL 30S FEG), Cross-sections
of the films were observed and thickness was measured by optical microscopy (Nickon Eclipse ME600) with
image analyzer Lucia 4.1 programme. The surface roughness of the coating was measured using a standard
surface roughness machine. The microhardness of the coatings was measured by using a standard microhardness
tester with Vickers indenter. The load applied on the samples was 0.98 N and the indentation was applied for
15 s. Five readings were taken for each sample.

Results and Discussion
Figure 2 shows XRD patterns of HA coatings on Ti6Al4V alloy substrate by using biomimetic method. Small
and broad HA peaks were obtained at 2θ of 25.70, 29.32, 32.14 and 40.34 corresponding to (002), (210), (211),
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�(310) and (113) orientations for the samples that were immersed for 30 days in the 1.5 and 3 SBF solutions.
These peak locations were validated and appeared much sharper when the SBF solution was changed from 1.5
SBF to 3 SBF. Similar results can be found in Reference (Baker et al., 2006). It is also clear from Fig. 2 that Ti
peaks were obtained at 2θ of 40.26, 35.25, 38.47 and 53.20 corresponding to (001), (010), (002) and (012)
orientations respectively. After chemical and heat treatment processes, Na-titanate and TiO2 peaks having rutile
and anatase phases were determined from XRD patterns. Rutile TiO2 peaks were determined at 2θ of 27.40,
35.98 and 48.10. It is believed that the TiO2 phases were formed between HA coating and the substrate after heat
treatment process as reported (Kukobo, 1998; Li et al., 2002; Baker et al., 2006). In as much as NaOH was
chemically treated with HA coatings on Ti6Al4V substrate and the SBF solutions had Na+ ions, NaTiO2,
Na2Ti5O11 and Na2TiO3 phases were formed in the coatings. We have a good agreement with research of
Takadama’s team. Takadama et al. (2001) commented that the peak values of 2θ=23.31° and 48° in addition to
Ti peaks occurred as a result of sodium titanate (Na2Ti5O11) and rutile (TiO2) crystals during their XRD
investigation of biomimetic study. In addition to these, Kim at al. (1997) investigated the effects of heat
treatment performed at different temperatures (400-800oC) on the apatite formation on chemically treated metal
surfaces. Because peak point around 23°, 29° and 48° after the heat treatment at 600 oC were found to be related
to sodium titanate hydrogel layer, gel layer was started to turn into Na2Ti5O11 and rutile TiO2 at 600 °C. After 7
days of soaking, the apatite phase was formed at all temperatures. As a result, the apatite coating of titanium
implants after chemical and heat treatments increased the bone-implant interface bonding strength, and thus this
method was found to be advantageous for load bearing implants.

Figure 2: XRD pattern of the HA coatings prepared on Ti6Al4V alloy substrate from (a) 1.5 (top pattern) and
(b) 3 SBF (bottom pattern) solutions by using biomimetic method. Characteristic peaks are found at
approximately 25.70, 29.32, 32.14, and 40.34 2θ. The most intense peaks correspond to titanium

Figure 3 demonstrates cross-sectional optical micrograph of the HA coating on the Ti6Al4V substrate. Thickness
of the coatings was measured by using optical microscope for different SBF concentrations. As listed in Table 2,
the thicknesses of coatings were in the range of 6.50 µm and 18 µm. It is obvious from Fig. 3 that the structure
with sodium titanate was formed on the substrate and the HA started to nucleate and grow in SBF solutions after
periods of 4, 12 and 19 days. After obtaining homogeneous HA coatings, the thicknesses of coatings prepared
from 1, 1.5 and 3 SBF solutions were found to be as 6.78, 8.93 and 18.25 µm respectively. From these results, it
can be concluded that coating thickness increased with increasing the solution concentration. When Ti alloy
substrate which had been polished to remove its surface oxide layer was soaked in 3 SBF solutions with ion
concentrations 3 times those of SBF, a dense layer of apatite was formed on its surface. The apatite nuclei grew
spontaneously by consuming the calcium and phosphate ions from SBF solution.

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�Figure 3: The cross-sectional optical micrograph of HA coating on the Ti6Al4V substrate
The resultant apatite layer was tightly bonded to Ti-based substrate, since it is integrated to the Ti alloy substrate
through the hydrated titita and titanium oxide which are gradually changed in their concentration (Kokubo,
1998). Furthermore, surface roughness values of the coatings prepared from 1, 1.5 and 3 SBF solutions were
found to be 1.9, 2.2 and 2.6 respectively. In this context, it is said that surface roughness of the HA coatings
increased as solution concentration and coating thickness increased as shown in Table 2.

Solution concentration

Coating thickness (µ
µm)

Surface roughness (µ
µm)

1 SBF

6.50

1.8-2.0

1.5 SBF

10.50

2.0-2.4

3 SBF

18.25

2.0-2.8

Table 2: Thicknesses and surface roughness of the HA coatings
Figure 4 depicts surface morphologies of the HA coatings with different concentrations such as 1, 1.5 and 3 SBF
concentrations. When the coating thickness increased, cracks were observed from SEM studies. The layers were
dense and uniform in thickness, showing some cracks of several tens of microns in length as shown in Fig. 3.
The homogeneous HA coatings were formed from diluted SBF solutions. Spherical particles having diameters
between 1-5 µm and porous structure of HA crystals are shown in coating with 1.5 SBF at different
magnifications in Figure 4.a. However, the structures having cracks were coated from viscous SBF solutions, see
[Figure 4.b]. The cracks were formed as a function of solution concentration and coating thickness as explained
elsewhere (Barrere et al., 2002; Tas &amp; Bhaduri, 2004).

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�(a)

(b)
Figure 4: Surface morphologies of the HA coatings with different concentrations such as (a) 1.5 and (b) 3.0 SBF
concentrations.
The cracks in SEM micrographs were formed during heat-treatment owing to thermal expansion and thick
coating. It is also obvious from SEM observations that the HA coatings have some spherical grain and porosity.
Since the coating on the surface is thin, the metal surface is visible through the coating and the apatite nuclei
were started to deposit at the peak points of the rough surface. The coating was uniform and contained small
particles having diameters about 1-2 µm. It is concluded that the small particles on the surface were found to be
important for adhesion and bigger particles affected coating homogeneity.
Microhardness values of surface of coating, HA coating and substrate amounted about 343, 445 and 230 HV,
respectively (Table 3). The surface microhardness of HA coating is lower than that of coating layer because
some inhomogeneities such as open porosity, cracks and so on.
In the future, in in-vivo studies, minimum coating thickness can be determined for metal implant surface thus the
SBF concentration and soaking time can be optimized. Also, coating adhesion strength can be modeled
numerically; effects of coating thickness, coating surface area on the adhesion can be investigated.

Conclusion
The HA coatings were deposited on Ti6Al4V implant substrates from SBF solutions by biomimetic technique.
HA, Ti, TiO2, NaTiO2, Na2Ti5O11 and Na2TiO3 phases were found from XRD study. The thickness of coatings
was ranged from 6.50 µm to 18 µm. As the solution concentration is increased the coating thickness increased.
The homogeneous HA coating was formed in diluted SBF solutions. The cracks were formed as a function of
solution concentration and coating thickness. The HA coatings have some spherical grain and porosity.
Microhardness values of surface of coating, HA coating and substrate were measured about 343, 445 and 230
HV, respectively.

Acknowledgements
We would like to thank Prof. Dr. Mustafa Demircioglu at Ege University, Izmir for the technical help and Dr. I. Cevdet
Alptekin at HIPOKRAT Company, Izmir for some chemical precursors and Ti6Al4V substrates. Also, we specially would
like to thank Dr. A. Cuneyt Tas at University of Clemson for his experiences and bright ideas.

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ZelihaÖzsoy-Güneş
Istanbul University, Istanbul, Turkey
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Cemil İbiş
Istanbul University, Istanbul, Turkey
ibisml@Istanbul.edu.tr
Keywords:Quinones compounds, spectroscopic and electrochemical properties, isomeric
compounds.

ABSTRACT
Quinones are naturally occurring compounds with specific characteristics that have a great
impact on the living cell. The ability to carry electrons makes them an important component of
photosynthetic and respiratory electron transfer chain. They are considered as components of
biological electron transfer chains located in the membranes of mitochondria, bacteria and
chloroplasts. Quinones are useful compounds for preparation of superconducting materials.
Quinones are good electron acceptors and are known to be efficient quenchers of singlet state
donor fluorescence of various fluorophores. The current data are consistent with an electron
transfer mechanism, and the quenching efficiency is dependent on the redox potentials of the
corresponding quinone–hydroquinone system. From the perspectives of designing magnetic
materials and understanding photo-physical properties, the co-ordination chemistry of quinones
is also very important. The quinones also find application as electrode material. In present study,
from the reaction of 2,3,5,6-tetrachloro-1,4-benzoquinone with difunctional thiols were
synthesized heterocyclic isomer p-benzoquinone compounds. The synthesized compounds were
characterized by fourier transform-infrared, proton and carbon nuclear magnetic resonance, mass
spectroscopic techniques, as well as elemental analysis and ultraviolet–visible spectra. The
synthesized isomer compounds were identified by the carbon nuclear magnetic resonance
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AÇISINDAN İNCELENMESİ
Hürdünya ŞAHAN
Sakarya Üniversitesi, Türk Dili Bölümü, Sakarya / Türkiye
Anahtar Kelimeler: Kanon, Türk Edebiyatı’nda Kanon, Kanonik Metinler, 100 Temel Eser.
ÖZET
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norm”) sözcüklerinden Batı dillerine geçen kanon sözcüğü çoğu zaman “klasik” kavramı yerine
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Listesi” bu bakımdan incelenecektir. Bu listeye 73 Türk Edebiyatı sanatçısı alınmıştır. Türk
Edebiyatı’nda kanon meselesi ele alınarak, listeye alınan eserler birer kanonik metin midir
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                    <text>Table Grapes Transport Simulation Study by Bardas (Vitis vinifera L.)
Cultivar Grown in Karaman Turkey
Fikret DEMĐR
Selcuk UniversityFaculty of Agriculture
Department of Agricultural Machinery 42003 Konya, Turkey
fdemir@selcuk.edu.tr
Zeki KARA
Selcuk University Faculty of Agriculture
Department of Horticulture
42003 Konya, Turkey
zkara@selcuk.edu.tr
Kazım CARMAN
Selcuk University Faculty of Agriculture
Department of Agricultural Machinery 42003 Konya, Turkey
kcarman@selcuk.edu.tr

Abstract: Table grapes is a second industry in viticulture in Turkey and have been grown in
primarily Mediterranean region a popular fruit for local consumption and export to many
European and Asian countries as a fresh dessert and for this reason this product has to be
transport so long distances for marketing. This simulated export transit experiment with
Bardas (Vitis vinifera L.) local table grape cultivar grown in Karaman province was conducted
in lab condition Selcuk University Faculty of Agriculture. To produce main knowledge, and
to improve the application of resources used to produce, pack, transport, and merchandise
Turkish table grapes by increasing efficiency, controlling cost and managing risk throughout
the supply chain. In order to develop optimized methods of reducing table grape damage
transport stimulatory as vibration stimulator have been used to measure the shocks and
vibrations in market bins during 30 min and 60 min transport stimulation. During road
transport simulation at 25°C in wooden boxes damages of clusters and berries were measured
by laboratory trials to stimulate the events in a controlled and repeatable manner. 3 bins full
of fruits were placed onto a vibration table, and during the stimulation three-load profile
sensor were placed inside each of bins. While the number of separated berry was determined
as a 31.33 in 30 min, the number was 83.10 in vibration period of 60 min. Starting with the
beginning the numbers separate resistance of berry, resistance to cracking of berry and
elasticity modulus is continuously lowering in 30-60 min vibration periods. The berry
separate resistance from cluster were changing between 4.46 N to 1.73 N, and berry cracking
resistance were measured between 31.59 N to 26.01 N, and berry elasticity modulus were
obtained as between 1423 kPa to 1076.7 kPa. Natural frequency of berry was calculated as on
109.332 Hz that was obtained in of 1.42 m box height.

Introduction
Table grapes (Vitis vinifera L.) are physiologically speaking, a relatively durable fruit. They have a low
respiration rate and can therefore live a long time after harvest. However, they are extremely susceptible to
decay, can be injured easily, and lose water readily. If any of these deterioration factors is not well controlled,
the potentially long post harvest life will be drastically shortened (Nelson, 1985; Bollen et al., 1994; Burton et
al., 1989; Campbell et al., 1986; Maindonald &amp; Finsh, 1986; Hinsch et al., 1993).
Many of horticultural products are in consumer hands within 2 day of harvest in another part of the
world. Transportation and packaging is the key to this success. Under the best circumstances the quality of table
grapes can only be maintained, not improved, during transportation. During transportation, storage and
marketing table grapes may be exposed to rough handling during loading and unloading, compression from the
overhead weight of other containers of products, impact and vibration during transportation.
Grapes are not ripening after harvest. Transits and storage life is 1-6 months. Packaging is by
fiberboard, polystyrene foam, or wood lugs, or perforated film liners and 100 – 110 N some with sulfur dioxide
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�pads. Transportation is by highways, and piggyback trailers, van containers or break-bulk vessels. Loading is
unitized on pallets with corner. Proper packaging of table grapes is essential to maintaining product quality
during transportation and marketing (Olorunda &amp; Tung, 1985; McGregor, 1989; Kaynaş et al., 1989).
In Turkey, current produce container standardization is not, but many of markets prefer to outside
dimension of a 420 x 310 x 150 mm wooden containers that have 60-80 N grapes for table grape transportation.
Pang et al. (1995) in their investigation observed solve natural handling conditions for transportation
and used his observation to replicate the same situation in laboratory simulations.
Mechanical damage on agricultural products changes depending on physical and biological structure of
the products and type of the force applied. First damage on the products appears during harvest and
transportation. This damage usually occurs as a result of colliding of products with the others or vibrations of the
transportation system, and causes severe deformation, such as breakage, separation and bruise. According to the
estimates, approximately 25% of the agricultural products harvested in Turkey is spoilt and wasted away
between the producer and consumer (Dokuzoğuz, 1997).
Transportation of vegetables and fruits should be rearranged to avoid any loss in quality and to provide
more economical and productive conditions. Transportation type is chosen depending on the biological decay
rate, rigidness and maturity of the product, on the carrier type, distance and purpose of the product usage. Other
factors influencing this are physical characteristics, basic dimensions (geometrical measures, weight, density,
pouring and shaking density), static- dynamic press resistance elasticity, vibration, behavior and also biological
characteristics and product’s content, carriage style and type of container (Moser 1984). Static-dynamic press
resistance and form changing characteristics of the product determine the allowable pouring and filling amount,
fall height and vibration limit during the transportation of the product.
Allowable static resistance (cell blowout biological resistance limit) is calculated by force deformation
diagrams and dynamic resistance by crashing experiments for applications, allowable press resistance limit is the
point of biological crashing. But some safety distance should be allocated. The resonance frequency, fR of the
product is closely related to the speed and shock absorber of the transportation vehicle and to the filling depth of
the container. In order to prevent the crushing, resonance frequency should not be the same with vehicles
generated from outside factory frequency. Resonance frequency is inversely proportional to the pouring dept and
the densityρ, λ of the container frequency acceleration affecting fruits carried in low depth containers is doubled
especially in upper and middle levels when compared to deep containers (Moser 1984; Pang et al., 1995).
The purpose of this study is to investigate factors on concerning the damage in table grape during
transportation period in a simulated transportation environment in terms of separation resistance of berry from
pedicel, number of separated berry, resistance to cracking of berry and elasticity modulus.

Materials and Methods
Materials
In this study, table grape cv Bardas (Vitis vinifera L.) were used since it is an important product in
Konya and Karaman, Province of Turkey. The description of cv. Bardas is as follow. This is a local variety. It
accounts for about 20 percent of the table grape production in Göksu Valley in Turkey. Sex of flower is
hermaphrodite. The cluster is large in size and compact in density. The very large and uniform berries are
somewhat ovoid and elongated in shape dark red to reddish black in color with advanced maturity, particular
flavor is none, and are seeded. Berry must yield is very high sugar and total acid content of must is medium.
Harvest season extends from mid September through October. Because the berry is thick skinned and crisp, and
stem attachment is hard clusters resist damage well during post harvest handling. The cluster of this variety is
shown Fig 1.

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�Fig 1. Table grape cv. Bardas (Vitis vinifera L.)

Methods
Chemical Properties
The titration acidity of the fruits was analysis established with titration method by using 2,6 dichlorophenal indophenol solution. Soluble solids of the fruits were determined by Atago hand refractometer
(Kara, 1992; Anonymous 1997). The initial moisture content of the berry was determined by using standard
method (USDA, 1970).
Technological Properties
To determine the sizes and projected areas of berry, 10% samples were randomly taken and their linear
dimensions were measured, i.e. length (L), width (W) and projected area (P). Projected area of a fruit was
determined using a digital camera (Kodak DC 240) and Sigma Scan Pro5 program (Trooien &amp; Heermann, 1992).
Also, linear dimensions were established by using a digital vernier caliper with sensitivity of 0.01 mm. Several
investigators (Deshpande et al., 1993; Gubta &amp; Das, 1997; Demir &amp; Özcan, 2001) have measured these
dimensions for other grains and seeds in a similar manner to determine size and shape properties.
The geometric mean diameter Dg of the berry was calculated by using the following formula (Sreenarayanan et
al., 1985):
(W=T)
(1)
Dg = (LW2)1/3
The berry volume V was calculated by using the following formula and its berry or true density Pk, Pycnometer
and toluene displacement method. Toluene (C7H8) was used rather than water because it is absorbed by fruits to
a lesser extent. Also, its surface tension is low, so that it fills even shallow dips in a berry and its dissolution
power is low (Sahay &amp; Singh, 1994).
(2)
V=πW2L2/6(2L-W)
According to Mohsenin (1986); Sreenarayanan et al., 1985), the degree of sphericity (Ø) can be expressed as
follows;
(3)
Ø = (LW2)1/3 / L = Dg/L
(4)
The surface area S of the fruit was calculated by using the following formula (McCabe et al., 1986);
(5)
S = (πWL2) / (2L-W) = π Dg2
The containers used in this study are of 420 x 310 x 150 mm size. These have four pieces horizontal
wooden bar and bottom four pieces leveled wooden bar and four pieces flat wooden vertically, fixed nails. This
is shown Fig. 2. Paperbound cartons were used as cushion materials, in order to reduce the damage on the bunch
in transit. Paperbound cartons were placed at the bottom and side at the containers. The grape bunches were
lined up in one layer in containers. Bunches contact with one another. According to the observation, 60-80 N
bunches were placed in the containers.

Fig. 2. Experiment device for simulates table grapes transport in laboratory
During the transportation in truck and trailer the frequency is between 7.5 and 11.5 Hz and the
acceleration g’ value is between 0.8 and 13 ms-2. It’s amplitude A is 0.6 and 6 mm (Aydin, 1993; Witney 1996).
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�An important application of dynamic test is the determination of the vibration properties of table grape cultivars,
in order to assess, their sensitivity to damage during transit. The table grape cultivars are generally transporting
in containers on board motor vehicle. fR during transport the resonance frequency of the road or vehicle, then the
acceleration of the grape berries will increase considerably owing to resonance and it will be damaged by impact.
The natural frequency fn of table grapes in a container may be calculated approximately from the equation:
(6)
fn = [1/4λ]√Eg/ρ
Computation using Eqn. (6) were found to correspond well with those of table grapes in bins vibration
at resonance on a laboratory condition Fig. 3. Observation of berries were measured at average of 100 berries
taken from the 1/3 medium scope of bunches.

Fig. 3. Test equipment used in compression test
The vibration simulation container used in this study, like the vibration container was projected
California University (Öğüt et.al., 1999; O’Birien &amp; Guillou, 1969). On this box, vibration was formed at every
cycle using unbalanced weights. Changing the number of weights enables setting of maximum acceleration and
expansion plate caused by natural frequency fn of the spiral system and the container. The vibration container is
activated by a 0,55 kW electrical engine with a 2800 min-1 rotation and cos ϕ=0,827 and rotation of the box is set
by an electronic vibrator. In treatments, the resonance frequency was adjusted as or 11.5 Hz. This frequency was
obtained in 690 min-1 of simulation platform. The movement flow diagram in the vibration simulation container
is given in Fig 2. Motor’s rotation is measured as min-1 using an electrical dynamo coupled directly with motor’
once and working linearly and measuring instrument’s monitor. Damage on the product was determined after 3060 minutes of vibrating the container at the set frequency.
The vibration box had worked for 30 min and 60 min, which are equal to transportation of track with
540 km and 1080 km respectively in Turkish highways. The value of vibration were measured and recorded on
magnetic tape. In order to determine the elasticity of berry, a plate test was used (Zohadie 1982). The test
equipment is shown in Fig. 4.

Fig. 4. Deformation of berry during compression
The calculation of elasticity modulus is based on the following assumptions: 1) The berries are long
elliptic in shaped very small expansion in the longitudinal plane occurred with compression in vertical plane,
and 2) Each side of the berry in contact with the flat plates has and equal deflection (O’Brien et al., 1965).
According to following expression, the modulus of elasticity was calculated following equation:
(7)
E= F/πδ2
In order to determine damage during transport, the modulus of elasticity before the berries (which were
harvested by hand) was placed on the vibration container and 30 and 60 min after than the modulus of elasticity
that is subject to vibration was determined.

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�In this study, damage is described as a difference of elasticity modulus, separation resistance, number of
separated berry and resistance to cracking before and after the test. This study was carried out tree replication.
MINITAB was used for statistical analysis.
Vibration of the simulation container was measured using a HBM, SMM-31 type instrument which can
measure vibration’s expansion, speed and acceleration at different levels.

Results and Discussion
Physical and chemical characteristics of grape fruits are given in Table 1. Among chemical
characteristics; titration acidity content was 5.1 g/l and with 17.4 ⁰Brix soluble solids, and 83 ml/100 g fruit juice.
Berry volume
Berry weight
Berry length
Berry width
Number of seeds per berry
Cluster weight
Number of berry per cluster
Soluble solids
Titration acidity
Berry juice
Project area
Surface area
Sphericity
Geometric mean diameter
Moisture content
Natural frequency
Elasticity modulus
Density of berry in the container
Separating resistance of berry from pedicel
Berry density
Resistance to cracking of berry

5476.05
11.17 ± 2.36
34.59 ± 1.81
20.61 ± 1.28
1.92 ± 0.79
682.65 ± 33.19
62.06 ± 4.70
17.4
5.1
83
763.3
1594.19
0.708
24.49
82.48
109.322
1347
3072.196
3.846±0.095
2.137
31.743±0.479

mm3
g
mm
mm
number
g
number
⁰Brix
g/l
ml / 100 g
mm2
mm2
mm
%
Hz
kPa
N/m3
N
g/cm3
N

Table 1. Some characteristics of berry and cluster
Average berry moisture content was 82.48% (w.b.), berry length was 34.59 mm, berry width was 20.61
mm, berry weight was 11.79 g, berry volume was 5476.05 mm3, and berry sphericity was 0.708, the geometric
mean diameter was 24.49 mm, the project area 763.3 mm2 and the surface area is 1594.19 mm2 found ( by using
the method of Moser, 1984).
It’s found that there was a decrease in the separate resistance of the grape in the beginning. First related
to 30 min vibration period it was 44.40% and there was a decrease of 61.21% in the vibration period of 60 min.
This decrease is found significant (p&lt;0.01) from statistical respect and the lowest separate resistance was found
at 60 min. period with 1.73 N average (Table 2). The increase in the period vibration lowered the separate
resistance. Moser (1984) reports similar results.
Containers position
Top
Middle
Bottom
Average (LSD: 0.58)

Beginning
(N)
4.33
4.46
4.60
4.46 a

30 min
(N)
2.26
2.60
2.60
2.48 b

60 min
(N)
1.33
1.61
2.24
1.73 c

Table 2. Separating resistance of berry from pedicel
Means followed by the same letter are not significantly different at the 1% level of significance

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�The container position and the vibration period is found statistically significant (p&lt;0.01) on the number
of separated berry (Table 3). The number of the separated berry was determined 82.83 at average in the top
container and it decreased with 31.6% in the middle container. The number again reduced with 61.17% in the
bottom container. These numbers were found at 30-60 min. vibration period. This results from the effect of high
acceleration in the top container. Turczyn et al., (1986) found similar conclusions. The number of the separated
berry had an increase of 265.2% in 30 min. vibration period to the period of 60 min.
Containers
position
Top
Middle
Bottom
Average

30 min
(Number)
51.00
24.33
18.66
31.33 a

60 min
(Number)
114.66
89.00
45.66
83.10 b

Average
(LSD: 4.70)
82.83 a
56.66 b
32.16 c

Table 3. Number of separated berry
Means followed by the same letter are not significantly different at the 1% level of significance
The numbers of the cracking resistance of the berry related to the position of the container and the
vibration period is given in Table 4. The effect of the containers position and vibration period on the cracking
resistance was found statistically significant (p&lt;0.01). While the highest cracking resistance number was found
in the bottom container with 28.81 N, the numbers were 27.67 N and 28.0 N in the middle and top containers.
Statistically there was no difference between the middle and top container. While the cracking resistance number
was 31.59 N averages in the beginning, the numbers were 26.01 N and 26.87 N at 30-60 min vibration periods.
There has been no difference between the two vibrations periods found at statistical respect.
Containers position
Top
Middle
Bottom
Average (LSD: 0.94)

Beginning
(N)
31.74
31.59
31.47
31.59 a

30 min
(N)
24.79
24.72
28.53
26.01 b

60 min
(N)
27.48
26.70
26.43
26.87 b

Average
(LSD=0.94)
28.00 b
27.67 b
28.81 a

Table 4. Resistance to cracking of berry
Means followed by the same letter are not significantly different at the 1% level of significance.
Although the effect of elasticity modulus on the container position was not significant, the vibration
period’s effect was found significant (p&lt;0.01). While the elasticity modulus was 1423 kPa in the beginning the
number was 1203,7 kPa and 1076,7 kPa at 30-60 min vibration period, but there has no statistical difference
observed between the two vibration periods (Table 5). (O’Brien et al., 1965; Fridley et al., 1968; Zohadie, 1982)
These investigators found similar results.
Box acceleration at top, middle and bottom were 1.90 ms-2, 0.90 ms-2 and 0.7 ms-2 respectively.
Natural frequency of berry was calculated as on 109.332 Hz. This frequency was obtained in box height
of 1.42 m. Aydin (1993) reported that natural frequency for the peach is varied between 7-110 Hz according to
the box height.
Containers position
Top
Middle

Beginning
(kPa)
1464
1381

30 min
(kPa)
1228
1140

60 min
(kPa)
1098
1020

Bottom
Average ( LSD: 153.7)

1424
1423 a

1245
1203.7 b

1112
1076.7 b

Table 5. Elasticity modulus
Means followed by the same letter are not significantly different at the %1 level of significance

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�Conclusions
1. Berry separating resistance from pedicel, number of separated berry, and berry resistance to cracking, and
elasticity modulus were affected significantly by the vibration time. The affection was less at the 30 min
vibration than 60 min vibration. The number of separated berry and resistance of the cracking of berry are
affected significantly by the position of the container.
2. The separate resistance which is 4.46 N in the beginning becomes 2.48 N in the periods of 30 min and 1.73 N
averages in the periods of 60 min.
3. The number of separated berry is 31.33 in the period of 30 min average and increased to 83.10 in the period
of 60 min. While this is 82.83 in the top box the number is 32.16 in the bottom box.
4. Resistance to cracking is determined 28.81 N in the bottom box as the highest number. The resistance of
cracking is 31.59 N in the beginning, and changes to 26.01 N and 26.87 N in the period of 30 and 60 min
vibration time respectively.
5. While the elasticity modulus is 1423 kPa in the beginning these are 1203.7 kPa and 1076.7 kPa in 30 min and
60 min periods respectively.
6. Natural frequency of berry was calculated as on 109.332 Hz. This frequency was obtained in box height of
1.42 m.
7. Table grape variety Bardas (Vitis vinifera L.) grown in Karaman Turkey have been found resistance to
transportation.

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                <text>Table grapes is a second industry in viticulture in Turkey and have been grown in  primarily Mediterranean region a popular fruit for local consumption and export to many  European and Asian countries as a fresh dessert and for this reason this product has to be  transport so long distances for marketing. This simulated export transit experiment with  Bardas (Vitis vinifera L.) local table grape cultivar grown in Karaman province was conducted  in lab condition Selcuk University Faculty of Agriculture. To produce main knowledge, and  to improve the application of resources used to produce, pack, transport, and merchandise  Turkish table grapes by increasing efficiency, controlling cost and managing risk throughout  the supply chain. In order to develop optimized methods of reducing table grape damage  transport stimulatory as vibration stimulator have been used to measure the shocks and  vibrations in market bins during 30 min and 60 min transport stimulation. During road  transport simulation at 25°C in wooden boxes damages of clusters and berries were measured  by laboratory trials to stimulate the events in a controlled and repeatable manner. 3 bins full  of fruits were placed onto a vibration table, and during the stimulation three-load profile  sensor were placed inside each of bins. While the number of separated berry was determined  as a 31.33 in 30 min, the number was 83.10 in vibration period of 60 min. Starting with the  beginning the numbers separate resistance of berry, resistance to cracking of berry and  elasticity modulus is continuously lowering in 30-60 min vibration periods. The berry  separate resistance from cluster were changing between 4.46 N to 1.73 N, and berry cracking  resistance were measured between 31.59 N to 26.01 N, and berry elasticity modulus were  obtained as between 1423 kPa to 1076.7 kPa. Natural frequency of berry was calculated as on  109.332 Hz that was obtained in of 1.42 m box height.</text>
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                    <text>Autor: Prof. dr. Adnan Duraković, vanredni profesor
Institucija: Pravni fakultet Univerziteta u Zenici
E-mail: adnan.durakovic@prf.unze.ba

TAKTIČKI PRISTUP KONTROLI POBUNA I NEREDA U URBANIM SREDINAMA
Sažetak
Policija se osim povećane skale upotrebe vatrenog oružja, sile i otpora u rutinskim policijskim
aktivnostima u djelovanju sa bandama, drogom, nasiljem, neredima i vandalizmom susreće i povremeno sa
terorizmom, urbanom gerilom i oružanom pobunom. Političke protivrječnosti nekada podsticane i od
stranog faktora dovode do erupcije ponašanja na ulici do nivoa ekstremnog nasilja koje zahtjeva primjenu
adekvatne taktike u urbanim sredinama. Obezbjeđenje analitičke podrške događajima najčešće ima
simptome sistematske patologije jer se zasniva na klasičnim načinima prikupljanja i obrade podataka
podataka koji se temelje na analizi organizacijskih tvorevina i metodama sistemskog inžinjeringa.
Ključne riječi: urbani neredi, pobune, taktika, policija

�1. Uvod
Revolucija je narodna igra s pjevanjem i pucanjem.i
Savremeno gledište na suverenost država ne vidi više problem suverenosti u aspektu prava države
u odnosu na druge države, zabranu agresije i interferencije u unutrašnju politiku tih država, jer se te stvari
smatraju pravno definisane, odnosno teorijski su raščišćene u domenu klasičnih koncepcija međunarodnog
prava, mira i rata. U zadnjih dvadeset godina fokus znanstvenika i praktičara je na pitanjima međunarodnog
terorizma, asimetričnih prijetnji, pitanje razvoja i proliferacije oružja za masovno uništavanje, a naročito od
strane nedržavnog faktora koji prijeti suverenosti država.
Unutrašnji sukobi i građanski ratovi u nerazvijenim zemljama ili zemljama u razvoju (zemlje trećeg
svijeta) otvaraju humanitarne dileme i pitanja vojnih intervencija od strane zemalja prvog i drugog svijeta
(Amerika i Evropa) koja imaju svoje viđenje ekonomskih i socijalnih odnosa, a u čijim temeljima se nalaze
kako oni vole reći potreba zaštite ljudskih prava od strane država, sa posebnim naglaskom na prava
manjina.
Spremnost države da poštuje zahtjevane standarde ljudskih prava utiče na kontekst viđenja prava
na humanitarnu odnosno vojnu intervenciju zemalja prvog i drugog svijeta radi zaštite istih, naročito kada
su određene populacije ekstremno povrijeđene ili ugrožene. To je dovelo do toga da su te zemlje danas
operativno spremne da realizuju vojne, humanitarne i razvojne politike kako bi postigle svoje strateške
ciljeve u tim zemljama.
Međutim, te intervencije u većini slučajeva nisu u posljednjih dvadeset godina proizvele stabilnost i
zamjenu diktatura sa demokratskim režimima nego su generirale slom tih država. Njih je pratio nastanak
brojnih asimetričnih prijetnji, a koje djeluju samo naizgled po logici ranih anarhističkih pokreta i koji imaju
težnju da razarajuće efekte vojnih humanitarnih intervencija na svom tlu vrate u one zemlje iz kojih su te
intervencije i začete.
Posljedično na zapadu pored već ustaljenih javnih nereda i demonstracija kao posljedica loših
ekonomskih i socijalnih politika imamo i importovan terorizam u vidu asimetričnog ratovanja.
Evidentno je kako su zapadne armije usavršavale ratovanje putem robotskih dronova, novih
oružja, putem specijalnih i psiholoških operacija, operacija koje se daju označiti i kao „false flag“, ipak je
došlo pod tim pritiskom i do evidentne promjene u taktikama koje primjenjuju razne asimetrične prijetnje.
Policije svijeta se osim povećane skale upotrebe vatrenog oružja, sile i otpora u rutinskim
policijskim aktivnostima, zatim u djelovanju sa bandama, drogom, nasiljem, neredima i vandalizmom
susreće i povremeno sa terorizmom, urbanom gerilom i oružanom pobunom.
Političke protivrječnosti nekada podsticane i od stranog faktora dovode do erupcije ponašanja na
ulici do nivoa ekstremnog nasilja koje zahtjeva primjenu adekvatne taktike u urbanim sredinama.
2. Glavni dio
2.1 Trendovi
Neko nam je stavio drogu u heroin!ii
Trendovi dešavanja u oblasti kriminala, uličnog nasilja, demostracija, ali i dramatičnih promjena
koje će pratiti narastanje populacije, oskudnosti sirovina i mogućnosti zadovoljavanja svakovrsnih potreba
stanovništva, socijalne i druge protivrječnosti ukazuju da će konfrontacija sa pojedincima, grupama i
i
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Aforizam
Aforizam sa interneta

�masama u budućnosti biti ozbiljan problem i izazov za vlade i policijske snage države. Civilna
infrastruktura i njena uzajamna međuovisnost je veoma ranjiva, a time i društvena infrastruktura koja se na
nju naslanja u slučaju njenog pada. Prisustvo medija koji u realnom vremenu prenose dešavanja u svijetu
stvaraju ili dodatni pritisak i mogućnost zloupotreba ili mogu biti nekad i jedina komunikacija slabije strane
koja traži političku podršku u zemlji ili van nje. Stoga operacije sa pojedincima, teroristima, ili pak
konfrontacija sa masama zahtjevaju planiranje, organiziranje, djelovanje i kontrolu na najvišem stručnom
nivou.
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State Department Sjedinjenih Država daje tipologiju taktičkih djelovanja terorista:
Bombaški napadi
Kidnapiranja
Kidnapiranja vozila i aviona
Atentati
Oružani napadi
Fizičko povrjeđivanje
Požari

Vidimo da su određenom historijskom periodu dominantne razne taktike npr. otmice aviona,
zatim situacije kao što su talačke krize kao u Minhenu, talačka kriza u Iranskoj ambasadi, ili otmica u školi
u Beslanu, zatim slijedi talas brojnih bombaških napada, sa sve češćim samoubilačkim napadima, da bi u
posljednjih nekoliko godina dominirali prepadi i aktivni incidenti sa upotrebom pješačkog naoružanja i
eksplozivnih naprava po taktici slični vojnim prepadima.
Jasno, incidenti variraju po veličini, po broju involviranih učesnika, a time i po smrtnosti.
Bombaški napadi mogu biti kao oni na Baliju, u Madridu, Londonu gdje je to moguće i izvodivo. Osnovni
cilj je slično i kao i u ratu nanijeti što veće „gubitke neprijatelju u živoj sili“ i razoriti mu moral. Napadi
transformaciju doživljavaju i na taj način što se sada simultano odvijaju napadi taktički na isti ili različit
način na više lokacija. Mumbaji, Pariz i neki drugi gradovi u zemljama trećeg svijeta pamte tu taktiku.
Taktika aktivnih incidenata sa pucanjem na unaprijed individualno nedefinisana lica nije nova i ona
je postojala kao neka periodična rutina naročito u Sjedinjenim Američkim Državama, ali je sve brojnije
izvještavanje o incidentima u školama, na radnim mjestima i u Evropi.
Ovi incidenti se po taktici i po nekim drugim odrednicama ne razlikuju puno od prepada koje
vatrenim oružjem izvode osobe koje imaju političke motive. Iste prepreke u prevenciji su pred policijom, i
slične taktike i problemi stoje pred agencijama za sprovedbu zakona u rješavanju ovakvih incidenata.
Incident sa aktivnim pucanjem je takav incident koji zahtjeva direktan angažman policajca, sa
ciljem da napadaču odvuče vrijeme i pažnju od ubijanja ili ozlijede drugih civila. Ovaj individualni pristup
nije moguć u situacijama sa sličnim terorističkim aktima. U terorističkim aktima moguće je da vatru otvara
više počinilaca koji su trenirani i opremljeni da načine maksimalnu štetu za civilnu populaciju.
Posljedice incidenata sa aktivnim pucanjem su traumatične za pojedince koji su ih prežvjeli, za
porodice ubijenih i ranjenih, a lokalne zajednice i čitave države nose ožiljke od toga. Posljedično biva
poljuljana individualna, javna i nacionalna sigurnost. Slični incidenti se dešavaju i u gradovima Bosne i
Hercegovine s tom razlikom da su oni rezultat sukoba individualno određenih lica na javnom mjestu, a
ranjavanje i stradavanje trećih lica je posljedica nehata ili eventualnog umišljaja, a nikako cilj sam po sebi.
U Evropi su ovakvi incidenti u medijskom fokusu nakon Brejvika, ili Pariza, dok su Amerikanci
davne 1999. godine, nakon pucnjave u srednjoj školi Kolumbina u kojoj je ubijeno 12, a ranjene 24 osobe,
počeli da razmišljaju o načinima prevencije, ali i o novim taktičkim rješenjima problema sa aktivnim
pucanjem.
U daljnjem tekstu ćemo pokazati sličnosti i razlike između ovih napada, ali već sada možemo
izvući dvije ključne značajke. Individualni napadi su osveta za percipiranu ličnu nepravdu, dok političko

�nasilje iako ima iste motive želi da da još jednu ključnu poruku vlastima i javnosti, a to je predstava o
nedodirljivosti i nepovredljivosti onoga ko izvodi takav napad.
U individualnim napadima sredina u kojoj su se desili ti događaji nije bila pripremljena niti je
očekivala da se takvo nešto može desiti. Masakri pucnjavom u školama od strane učenika ili pucnjava od
strane frustriranih pojedinaca prema onim pojedincima i grupama za koje smatraju da su krivi za njihovu
situaciju čini da je policiji veoma teško to predvidjeti bez sistemskog pristupa problemu, izvorištu nasilja,
ranim znacima upozoravanja kao i pristupu samom incidentu.
Pojedinci koji krenu u sijanje smrti pucanjem na veći broj pojedinaca na mjestima gdje se okuplja
veliki broj ljudi nisu kriminalci niti su obrađivani od policije. Oni su osvetnici. Tim prije policiji je teže da
predvidi događaj i da se fokusira na njega. Očigledno i politički osvetnici i radikali koriste osobe sličnih
profila što opet čini da je nemoguće predvidjeti i spriječiti takav napad.
Kakav je odgovor policije? Spor, konfuzan, nepripremljen jer u suštini traži dosta vremena. A
vijeme, mjereno sekundama znači da svakih par sekundi ili minuta raste broj ubijenih za jednu ili više osoba
ili broj povrijeđenih. Statistika je determinisana količinom vatre u jedinici vremena, a to vrstom oružja,
brojem napadača, činjenicom da li je upotrebljeno kakvo eksplozivno sredstvo kao i broja ljudi koji su meta
napada i njihovog prostornog rasporeda, uključujući i mogućnost bjekstva i disperzije.
Patrolni policajci koji dođu na lice mjesta su nepripremljeni, neosposobljeni za taktičku igru i
čišćenje objekta, bez balističkih prsluka i često u neravnopravnom odnosu jer su pištolji za samoodbranu
inferiorni u odnosu na automatsko oružje što se vidjelo nakon snimaka prvog napada u Parizu. Takvi
napadi i slične situacije širom svijeta se shvataju kao neke kvazi talačke situacije koje tražu da patrolna
policija po dojavi o incidentu okruži zonu incidenta, čeka dolazak specijalnih timova i iščekuje neku vrstu
pregovora. U međuvremenu se bez ometanja dešava pucnjava i ubijanje.
Aktivni pucački incidenti su okarakterisani na sljedeći način:
- Osnovna odrednica je da se u lokalnoj zajednici gdje su se takve stvari odigrale stanovnici i policija
jednoznačno mislili da se takvo nešto nikada tu ne bi moglo dogoditi;
- Takvi događaji se teško mogu predvidjeti jer su spontani, ali ne znači da nema određenog stepena
planiranja;
- U ponašanju počinilaca je prije incidenta bilo određenih znakova koji su ignorisani;
- Počinioci su kao takvi nepredvidljivi;
- Puni su mržnje i žele osvetu;
- Incident se dešava na mjestima gdje je mnoštvo lako dostupnih i vulnerabilnih meta;
- Taktički odgovor patrolne policije koja prva stiže na lice mjesta je neadekvatan, a odgovor
specijalnih snaga stiže sa zakašnjenjem.
Tradicionalni pristup ovim incidentima uključuje odgovor policije koja po dobroj standardnoj
proceduri okružuje prostor, ograničava pristup, zatim uključuje i ubacuje u objekat specijalne snage koje su
opremljene i obučene za ove situacije jer one daju policiji veće šanse da u njihovim redovima neće biti
poginulih.
U novom pristupu koji je standardizovan u operativne procedure, a nakon što su se izvukle bolne
pouke, fokus je na vremenu za otpočinjanje konfrontacije i na počiniocu. U novom pristupu cilj je fizički
ograničiti počinioca kako bi mu se onemogućilo ubijanje u okviru brzog policijskog odgovora koji se
provodi od dolaska već prvog policajca na lice mjesta. Pristup se temelji na konfrontaciji odnosno na
borbi od strane momentalno pristiglih patrolnih policajaca i počinioca ili sa više njih.

�2.2. Izašli bi mi iz krize ali nemamo gdje da odemo iii.....
U 80% slučajeva incidenata pucnjava se desi na jednoj fiksnoj lokaciji kao što je kancelarija, škola i
sl. dok je u 20% slučajeva počinilac mobilan. Načini okončanja incidenata sa aktivnom pucnjavom su
sljedeći: napadač može biti smrtno pogođen, napadač je savladan od policije ili građana, napadač je
pobjegao sa mjesta pucnjave ili da je incident okončan na drugi način kao što je samoubistvo. Vremenski
gledano incident se okončava vrlo brzo i po fazama. Prvo se dešava pucnjava kao u lovu na patke,
počinilac proganja i pogađa sve što mu je dostupno, da bi se nakon toga u fazi klimaksa događaja najčešće
to okončalo samoubistvom počinioca.
U oko polovine incidenata se pucnjava i sudbina napadača riješi prije dolaska policije i najčešće
samoubistvom, dok vrlo mali broj počinilaca uspije pobjeći. U drugoj polovini broja incidenata policija
mora riješiti slučaj ulaskom u objekat sa konfrontacijom prema počiniocu, uključujući upotrebu adekvatne
taktike. Oko jedne trećine takvih slučajeva završi ubistvom ili teškim ranjavanjem policajca koji solo
interveniše. Od oružja koje koristi počinilac u 2/3 slučajeva dominira pištolj, u 1/3 slučajeva je puška u
pitanju, a u nekim od ovih slučajeva oko 40 % slučajeva počinilac ima uz sebe više vrsta naoružanja. Samo
u nekoliko postotaka slučajeva se upotrebljava eksplozivna naprava.
U medijskom izvještavanju treba ih označavati kao počinilac ili napadač, a ne po imenu kako se ne
bi reklamirao način činjenja krivičnih djela i od njih stvarali heroji revolveraši.
Policije imaju različite pristupe za djelovanje u ovim uslovima. U osnovi mogu biti dva tipa
situacija zavisno od dinamike događaja. Statična situacija je ona u kojoj se osoba zabarikadirala i odgovor
policije je u okruživanju i limitiranju efekata incidenta. Dinamična situacija je ona u kojoj se osoba kreće i
poduzima određene aktivnosti kao što je pucanje u objektu ili prema ciljevima izvan objekta. Policijska
taktika razlikuje situacije sa aktivnom pucnjavom od talačke situacije ili zabarikadiranja osoba unutar
objekata ili drugih područja koja su zaštićena, jer osobe koje su se zabarikadirale često i nemaju namjeru da
aktivno ozlijede bilo koga. Izlaz iz tih situacija je pregovaranje.
Ipak, postoji mogućnost da se od aktivne pucnjave pređe i u neki drugi blaži oblik krizne situacije.
U situacijama sa aktivnim pucanjem cilj je u što kraćem vremenu ubiti što veći broj ljudi i svako
odugovlačenje sa aktivnim angažovanjem policije je davanje dovoljno vremena i prostora za ubijanje
nevinih ljudi. Pojedine agencije kao prioritet stavljaju neutralisanje i zaustavljanje napadača, dok evakaucija i
pružanje medicinske pomoći je od sekundarnog značaja. U ovim incidentima je važna i vremenska linija
koja kazuje koliko je vremena prošlo od prve radnje počinioca u incidentu do neutralisanja počinioca ili do
prekida incidenta. Sa vremenskom linijom javlja i se tranzicijska tačka koja je tačka u vremenu kada je
počinilac prestao sa ubijanjem i od tog trenutka nastoji da pobjegne ili nastoji da se zabarikadira. Situacije
zabarikadiranja mogu biti sa taocima ili bez njih, ali u svakom slučaju ako policija nema niti jednu indiciju
da predstoji neposredna prijetnja za život i tijelo neke osobe tada do izražaja dolazi klasični koncept
policijskog rješavanja ovakvih kriznih situacija. Uspjeh ovog koncepta ima izgleda samo ako je ranije
pripremljen plan za takve situacije i u takvim objektima, jer on olakšava orijentaciju policiji. Podrazumjeva
se da se osobe koje su se zatekle u objektu poznaju standardnu proceduru koja se sastoji u zaključavanju u
kancelarijama, hotelskim sobama i sl. do dolaska policije, kako ne bi postali taoci, a od momenta kada je dat
”signalni kod” da se takva krizna situacija odvija u objektu. Taj signal je najčešće alarm ili poziv sa razglasa.
Dok neke policije imaju pristup da dozvoljavaju prvom policajcu da se sam uključi u incident i
zaustavi počinioca, neke druge radi povećanja sigurnosti prvog policajca zahtjevaju da se okupi minimalni
broj policajaca koji može da formira tim koji se u incident uključuje radi borbe. Taj tim se naziva „kontakt
tim“. Kontaktni tim je u punom sastavu ako ga čine 4 policajca. Moguće je da se formira i više kontaktnih
timova, ali njihovo formiranje i koordinaciju vodi jedno lice koje komanduje kako ne bi došlo do
uzajamnog ometanja i kako se ne bi našli jedni drugima na vatrenoj liniji. Kontaktni timovi zauzimaju
taktičke formacije radi kretanja unutar objekta i čišćenja prostorija. One objezbjeđuju zaštitu sa svake
strane i pregled 360 stepeni oko tima.
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Aforizam

�Oni koji su uključeni u incidente sa pucanjem imaju namjeru da ubiju što više ljudi i često su u
početnom trenutku bolje naoružani nego policajci, imaju detaljan plan i vrlo su bliski sa lokacijom na kojoj
se odvija incident što im daje izvjesnu prednost. Koriste i eksplozivne naprave i sve vrste mogućih
prepreka za kretanje policije unutar objekta. U osnovi, svaka od ovih situacija je jedinstvena i nije nemoguć
pokušaj nekoga od naoružanih pojedinaca koji su i sami mete da onesposobe počinioca, ali izigravanje
heroja ima svoje opasnosti. Svaki treći policajac koji je uključen u incident i sam je pogođen.
Osnovni fokus kontaktnog tima je zaustaviti napadača koji puca. Izgled operativnog okruženja više
odgovara i bolje se može opisati vojnom terminologijom. Tim okružuje haos, konfuzija i panika, a ranjeni
su svuda okolo. U tom okruženju je vrlo teško izdavati uputstva i naređenja koja će građani biti voljni da
poslušaju. Unutranji raspored u objektu je od ključne važnosti, a pogotovo je bitno da tim ima pomoć
osoba koje rade u objektu kao što su zaštitari. U tom smislu policija treba zauzeti one tačke koje
omogućavaju najbolji pregled prostora, a svaka komunikacija u prostoru vrši se preko sistema brojeva
potencijalnih referentnih tačaka na objektu koje služe radi praćenja, analize i orijentacije u objektu ili na
njemu.
Kako se ne bi gubilo vrijeme ne ide se u one dijelove gdje se nasilje ne odvija nego pravo na izvor
pucnjave. U toku kretanja tima koristi se svaka prilika da se osmotri, oslušne i da se na brzinu prikupe
informacije o počiniocu od osoba koje se izvlače i na koje se naiđe u toku kretanja. Često se u velikim
objektima zbog velike količine čelika i betona javljaju smetnje u radio uređajima, a uključuje se i alarm, ili se
čuju vriskovi ljudi koji ometaju osluškivanje zvukova. Za kontaktnim timom se kreću timovi za evakuaciju
koji nisu pravi timovi koji evakuišu, osim ako zona nije posve hladna, nego prave brzu trijažu povrijeđenih
osoba i one koje nisu vitalno ugrožene ostaju na svojim mjestima, dok oni koji to jesu bivaju obrađeni
jednostavnim tehnikama kako bi se onemogućilo brzo krvarenje i kako bi mogli isti dočekati hitnu
medicinsku pomoć i evakuaciju. Timovi za evakuaciju moraju biti spremni da u svakom slučaju zbog
dinamike situacije i sami postanu kontaktni timovi. Ovi timovi i sami moraju biti vidljivo označeni kao i
policajci.
U svakom slučaju timovi za spašavanje prikupljaju i vrijedne obavještajne informacije kojima
opskrbljuju ostale policijske jedinice. Prvi pristigli policajac je ujedno i komandant incidenta čiji zadatak je
da vrši prikupljanje, procjenu i diseminaciju informacija jedinicama i pojedincima kojima je to potrebno.
Iako je uobičajeno da prvi najviši oficir bude i komandant incidenta nije dobro da bilo ko, bez obzira na
čin, preuzme incident, a da podrobno nije načinjen brifing i da nije upoznat sa situacijom.
Komandant incidenta je smješten u perimetru izvan vrele zone odnosno izvan lokacije pucnjave.
Kontaktni tim se sastoji od najmanje 4 policajca od kojih je jedan vođa tima čija je funkcija da formuliše
plan i da daje konkretne zadatke, drugi je pomoćnik vođe tima koji komunicira sa ostalim dijelovima
policijske organizacije radio uređajem i djeluje kao kontaktna osoba zatim i kao spasilac, dok policajac koji
osigurava leđa kao i policajac koji je naoružan puškom ili sačmaricom ima zadatak da osigurava zaštitu sa
boka. Njihova misija je da sa svojim kretanjem obuhvate prostore kuda se počinilac kreće ili kuda bi
pobjegao kako bi zaustavili nasilje. Vanjski prostor objekta je obuhvaćen perimetrom i tim koji osigurava
da niko ne uđe unutar perimetra ima cilj i da spriječi da počinilac pokuša da pobjegne. Timovi za
evakuaciju postepeno će ulaziti u hladne zone onako kako kontaktni timovi budu javljali da je prostor čist i
evakuisaće povrijeđene. Ono što je bitno je da kontaktni timovi moraju u vozilima imati opremu za nasilan
ulazak u prostore, štitove, balističke prsluke i puške sačmarice ili automatske puške.
Oprema za nasilni ulazak služi da se savladaju prepreke kao što su katanci, lanci, zatvorena drvena
i željezna vrata koja počinioci vežu ili zaključavaju kako bi onemogućili ulazak policije ili izlazak civila.
Sačmarice mogu služiti za nasilan ulaz kroz zatvoren vrata, ali se ne preporučuje njihovo korištenje u
pucnjavi nego su prikladnije puške sa olučenom cijevi zbog kontrole pogodaka u uskom području hodnika,
soba i sl. Pošto su nekada napadači naoružani sa više vrsta oružja i sa velikom količinom municije, često
zauzajući visinske tačke sa kojih pucaju nasumično, istovremeno onemogućujući da im policija dođe blizu kao u vojnoj taktici supresivnom vatrom, policija kao rješenje ima alternative da vatrom prisili napadača da
traži zaklon kako bi mu se neprimjetno prišlo. Moguće je koristiti i oklopna vozila, a ako je noć moguće je i
ugasiti rasvjetu ili koristiti dimne zavjese da bi se prišlo do bolje taktičke pozicije. Kako kontaktni timovi

�napreduju tako šalju i informacije o svom progresu i daju informacije o lokaciji počinioca ili više njih, vrsti
oružja koje koristi, o žrtvama, eksplozivu itd. Mogući ishod rada kontaktnog tima je da je počinilac uspio
pobjeći, da je na njega otvorena smrtonosna vatra, da je savladan, da je prema njemu otvorena supresivna
ili direktna vatra, ili da je počinio suicid, da je uzeo taoce, odnosno da se zabarikadirao.
Supresivna vatra je ona koja se usmjerava više ili manje precizno prema lokaciji odakle neprijatelj
dejstvuje kako bi ga se natjeralo da potraži zaklon. Saglasnost postoji da je to vojna taktika i da nije
dozvoljena snagama policije. Direktna vatra je smrtonosna sila usmjerena na počinioca kako bi ga se
neutralisalo i odgovora kriterijima nužne odbrane u krivičnom zakonu. I ova direktna vatra služi da se
napravi distrakcija pažnje počiniocu kako bi obustavio paljbu i kako bi policija mogla zauzeti bolju taktičku
poziciju ili da ga se spriječi da i sam dođe do bolje pozicije. Jasno, za otvaranje vatre mora da postoji
razumno i pravno relevantno objašnjenje. Ono što je pravilo je da upotreba vatrenog oružja odnosno
upotreba svakog ispaljenog metka podliježe sudskoj ocjeni o razumnom postupanju policajca i to je stvar
procjene svakog policajca ponaosob, a ne odluke nadležnog autoriteta, jer je smisao angažovanja policajaca
u ovim incidentima zaštita života koja je neodgodiva.
Za razliku od pojedinačnih počinilaca koji mogu postići nevjerovatne ubilačke bilanse i za čije
neutralisanje je potrebna savremeno obučena i opremljena policija, incidenti slični onima u hotelima kao
što je u Maliju ili Mumbajiju, ili u prodavnici košer hrane u Parizu će testirati policijsku efikasnost na nivou
cijele države kao i policijske organizacije u čijoj nadležnosti se dešava incident. Kao i kod pojedinaca
počinilaca zahtjeva se poznavanje potencijalnih meta, a to je stvar prethodnog rada na strategiji prevencije i
pripremama za slične moguće događaje.
Koliko je to kompleksno govori činjenica da su do sada pojačano štićeni objekti kritične
infrastrukture bile centrale, vojni kompleksi, vladine ustanove i sredstva masovnog prevoza kao što su
aerodromi i za njih postoje protokoli i planovi sa dokumentacijom objekata za ovakve incidente. To znači
da su meke mete svi oni objekti koji nemaju takav stepen zaštite kao što su hoteli, trgovački centri, škole i
sl.. Međutim, nadležna tijela moraju biti upoznata i sa tim objektima kako bi mogli imati brz odgovor u
kriznoj situaciji. Incidenti sa ubilačkim pohodima u hotelima su pokazali koliko su počinioci bili upoznati
sa sistemom hodnika hotela i kako su vješto koristili javnosti dostupne dijelove zgrade i instalacije, ali i one
koji su bili poznati samo uslužnom osoblju što im je davalo nevjerovatnu mobilnost u odnosu na policijske
snage. Policija se istvremeno suočava sa višestrukim incidentima i ne može u kratkom vremenu sklopiti
mozaik o pravoj prirodi događaja. Pokazalo se da počinioci vješto koriste višestruke sim kartice telefona
kako onih koji su bili njihovom vlasništvu tako i uzetih od taoca što je onemogućavalo praćenje njihovih
komunikacija. Pažljivim praćenjem medija od strane njihovih saradnika van objekata su bili obavještavani
na vrijeme o akcijama policije čije aktivnosti prate mediji, čime su uspjevali da se suprostave istima.
Iako je već na početku rečeno da individualni policajac ili tim policajaca može da djeluje
ad-hoc
u slučaju aktivnog incidenta sa pucanjem iz vatrenog oružja to u slučaju terorističkih napada nije moguće.
Tu se traži odgovor najelitnijih snaga u najkraćem mogućem roku.
2.3. Nešto o prevenciji
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Već smo rekli ranije da je ključ individualnog nasilja percipirana nepravda, bijes i osveta.
Individualni ljudski kontakti su brojni, a policija može djelovati samo prema onim počiniocima koji su
poduzeli neke konkretne aktivnosti nasilja ili prijetnje. Kako većinu počinilaca nije moguće kategorizirati
kao kriminalce oni nisu u fokusu policijske pažnje, ali znaci mogućeg napada su poznati sredini u kojoj će
se napad desiti, samo što ta sredina to ignoriše, minimizira ili negira. Kada bi osobe kojima su prijetnje
upućene na vrijeme prijavile policiji događaje policija bi imala dovoljno indicija i zakonskih osnova da
razgovara sa širim krugom osoba koji su upućeni u stanje, motive, mogućnosti, namjere i sredstva sa kojim

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�raspolažu osobe koje predstavljaju prijetnju. Vrlo često između incidenta koji služi kao povod i incidenta sa
ubilačkim nasiljem prođe i više godina što stvar čini još težom za prevenciju.
U političkom nasilju osobe koje se koriste za ovakve prepade su kako se vidi iz novinskih natpisa
bile ili poznate policiji, ali nisu prepoznati kao prijetnje ili uopšte nisu bili poznati policiji. Za prevenciju
ovakvih napada je od značaja taktički nivo policijske i obavještajne aktivnosti, odnosno aktivnosti na
lokalnom nivou koji je upoznat sa patrolnim rejonima, navikama i problemima ljudi u mikro sredini.
I u jednoj i u drugoj vrsti incidenata dominira bijes i osveta zbog stvarne ili kao takve doživljene
lične nepravde ili generalno doživljene političke nepravde i nasilja. Neophodno je da svi ljudi budu svjesni
da se mnogi incidenti mogu izbjeći humanim i čovjeku prikladnim postupanjem, kao i preventivnim radom
u zajednici. Fokus policije mora biti na situacije koje daju temelj za osnove sumnje da se sprema krivično
djelo i tu su dva elementa: a) upućivanje prijetnje i b) mogućnost da se prijetnja realizuje. Samo ako je onaj
ko upućuje prijetnju verbalno ili neverbalno, odnosno, svojim ponašanjem pokazuje interes za metu jer je
prati, osmatra i testira, a zatim, ako je u stanju zbog znanja i posjedovanja resursa i oružja može da je
ugrozi - ozbiljna prijetnja.
Određene manjine, slojevi ili grupe mogu se osjetiti ugrožene takvim incidentima, jer određene
glasine o incidentima stvaraju tenzije koje mogu i u samom izražavanju nezadovoljstva da poprime nasilne
manifestacije. Naročito to dolazi do izražaja ukoliko odnos lokalne zajednice i policije je dio problema ili
lokalna zajednica smatra policiju nedovoljno neutralnom ili naklonjenom jednoj strani. U takvim uslovima i
najmanji događaj može pokrenuti val nasilja i nereda. Odnos će biti zakomplikovan dodatno ukoliko
policijske snage nisu kulturalno bliske sa lokalnim stanovništvom, odnosno ukoliko se i kroz odnos policije
i lokalne zajednice ispoljavaju etničke, kulturne, vjerske ili rasne različitosti koje daju sliku nepravde i
nejednakosti.
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Podrška policijskih obavještajnih aktivnosti taktičkim borbenim operacijama policije je sljedeća:
podrška razumjevanju konkretne situacije sa upotrebom oružja;
prikupljanje obavještajnih informacija, nadzor i prepoznavanje pojava;
podrška za izgradnju strategijskog odgovora.

Ovi zahjtevi su samo teorijski podijeljeni i klasifikovani, ali se u praksi oni odvijaju simultano i
neodvojivi su jedan od drugog. Podrška razumjevanju situacije je potrebna prije svega u onim segmentima
kada postoji asimetrija i to je kod kriminala, terorizma ili pobune. Do razumjevanja situacije dolazi se prije
svega policijskim metodama i radom. Ukoliko su prijetnje više vojne prikupljanje se vrši vojnim metodama
u saradnji sa policijskim agencijama. To uključuje procjenu trenutnih sposobnosti i potrebnih aktivnosti.
Fokus obavještajnog policijskog rada je operativno okruženje, a ako su u operacije uključene i
druge agencije i organi, odnosno, ako se podaci prikupljaju iz širih izvora to omogućuje da se ide i dalje od
ovog okruženja od interesa. Proces se sastoji od redovnih aktivnosti obavještajnog i drugog osoblja kao i
procjene istih što rezultuje policijskim obavještajnim proizvodom. Da bi se procjenilo koliko su policijske
snage kompetentne za obavještajni proces treba analizirati sljedeće:
- broj policijskih stanica u određenom području, tehnička oprema kojima raspolažu policijske snage i
kompetentnost osoblja;
- odnos stanovništva prema policiji i odnos policije prema lokalnoj zajednici;
- stepen korupcije i profesionalnosti policijskih snaga;
- prisustvo organizovanog kriminala ili organizovanih terorističkih organizacija;
- kvalitet obavještajnog rada i odnosa sa pojedincima i zajednicom;
- kvalitet krivičnog pravosuđa;
- sposobnost policijskog sistema da sprovodi sve vrste istraga, da izvlači iskustva i organizaciono uči;
- stepen poštovanja zakona i najviših etičkih vijednosti u radu policije.
Neosporno je da je za većinu ovih akata odgovorna lokalna policija ili nacionalni nivo policije, ali u
nekim slučajevima je potrebna koordinacija. Za neke terorističke akte potrebna je detaljna priprema i obuka

�pa ćemo u tom kontekstu spomenuti i legislativu Evropske unije (EU). Na zvaničnoj web stranici eurlex.europa.eu/legal pod naslovom EU counter-terrorism policy se kaže da:
- U okviru EU politike protiv terorizma koji je sadržan u Communication from the Commission to
the European Parliament and the Council of 20 July 2010 – The EU Counter-Terrorism Policy:
main achievements and future challenges [COM(2010) 386 final] evropska unutrašnja sigunosna
strategija je formulirana na osnovama Štokholmskog programa borbe protiv terorizma, a strategija
se sastoji od sljedećih mjera u prevenciji, zaštiti, potragama i odgovoru:
- U prevenciji su usklađena unutrašnja zakonodavstva članica sa amandmanima iz 2008. godine
naročito u korištenju interneta. European Agreement Model je unaprijeđen u potrebi dijaloga
između internet provajdera i policija u spriječavanju korištenja interneta radi svrha terorizma.
Evropska Komisija je na ovom planu išla i dalje u pogledu regrutacije za svrhe terorizma, pa je
strategija je sastavni dio ovih aktivnosti koju prati akcioni i implementacijski plan.
- U pogledu kontrole granica naglasak je na implementaciji najsavremenijih tehnoloških rješenja
uključujući i biometrijske pasoše i sistem viza u Šengenu.
- Potom je stavljen naglasak na zaštitu kritične infrastrukture i transporta kao i na industrijskoj
sigurnosti što zahtijeva razvoj sistema certifikacije sigurnosnih rješenja. Posljedično u ovoj oblasti
se moraju povesti vrlo ozbiljna istraživanja a koja bi povezala javni i privatni sektor, tehnologiju i
sigurnost.
- Standardizacija omogućuje provjeru validnosti rješenja i postupanja.
- Iskustva iz događaja o kojima smo govorili u Evropi u posljednjim godinama doveli su do toga da
se ozbiljno razmišlja i o legislativi koja bi obuhvatala metodiku istraživanja prijetnji koje su u
fokusu problema kao i metodologiju procjene takvih prijetnji na nivou EU.
- Prije svega, postoji mogućnost osnivanja Evropske obavještajne službe koja bi evropsku
sigurnosnu politiku snabdijevala aktuelnim i pouzdanim informacijama i procjenama.
- Uloga Europol-a je takođe od značaja, s tim da su u osnovi cijelog mehanizma sporazumi o
koordinaciji u krizama (Crisis Coordination Arrangements - CCA) te sistem brzog obaviještavanja
(European rapid alert system - ARGUS).
3. Zaključak
Neosporno se može zaključiti da će u Evropi, a time i u Bosni i Hercegovini doći do redefinisanja
policijske taktike u slučajevima sa aktivnim pucanjem bilo da se radi o pojedinačnim počiniocima ili
organizovanim politički motivisanim počiniocima. U Sjedinjenim Državama su usvojene nove standardne
operativne procedure zbog vrlo čestih događaja sa zloupotrebom oružja od strane pojedinaca kao i nove
preventivne mjere na ranom uočavanju ovakvih osoba.
Ono što je i dalje značajka ovih događaja je da je događaj „nepredvidljiv“ i kao takav iznenađenje i
za zajednicu i za policiju koja djeluje sporo, što daje dovoljno vremena da incident dođe u fazu klimaksa sa
velikim brojem ubijenih, a koji se najčešće okončava suicidom počinoca. Umjesto organizovanog
djelovanja specijalnih snaga favorizuje se dobijanje na vremenu i momentalno djelovanje individualnog
policajca ili ad hoc kontaktnog tima u neutralisanju počinioca.
Ova taktika nije moguća u slučajevima terorističkih napada koji imaju cilj masakrirati što više
osoba nego se zahtjeva odgovor na najvišem državnom nivou putem specijalnih snaga koji uključuje
taktičku borbu na bliskom odstojanju. Ovo treba posmatrati u okviru dugotrajnih strategijskih procjena,
priprema i uvježbavanja. U terorističkim incidentima se pokazalo da samo momentalni odgovor specijalnih
snaga rezultuje smanjenjem broja ubijenih. U protivnom, statistici ubijenih civila se može samo pridodati
broj ubijenih napadača, nakon što bude skršen njihov otpor u objektu.
Evropsko zakonodavstvo pruža okvir za saradnju prije svega u oblasti nadzora nad granicama, u
radu Europola, u području finansiranja projekata iz oblasti sigurnosti koji treba da razviju metodologiju
istraživanja i djelovanja u ovoj oblasti, koji treba da da najnovija tehnološka rješenja u prevenciju i
odgovoru, a sve na postojećim osnovama i u dograđivanju pravnih i drugih rješenja kroz uzajamnu
saradnju.

�Author: Adnan Duraković, PhD, Associate Professor
Institution: Faculty of Law, University of Zenica
E-mail: adnan.durakovic@prf.unze.ba

TACTICAL APPROACH OF POLICE IN CONTROLLING REBELLIONS AND
RIOTS IN URBAN AREAS

Abstract
In the routine police activities with gangs, drugs, violence, riots and vandalism, police organization
is faced with increased use of firearms, force and resistance, but periodically police meets with terrorism,
urban guerilla and armed rebellion marked as the most demanding tasks of all. Political contradictions and
conflicts sometimes encouraged by foreign factors lead to the eruption of violence on the street to the level
of extreme and that requires the application of appropriate tactics in urban areas. Providing analytical
support for this events usually has symptoms of systemic pathology because it is based on the traditional
ways of data collection and processing systems which are based on the analysis of organizational creation
and research of system engineering methods.
Keywords: urban riots, rebellion, tactics, police

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Boğaziçi Üniversitesi, Türkçe Dersleri Koordinatörlüğü, İstanbul / Türkiye
Anahtar Kelimeler: Tanzimat, Kadın, Eğitim.
ÖZET
Tanzimat dönemi romanlarında yazarlar, eğitim kavramını sistemli bir biçimde ele
almışlar; roman kurgularını da bu sistem dâhilinde geliştirmişlerdir. Ele aldıkları konuların
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bilgisine vakıf olmaları; kendilerine fayda sağlamaktan çok babalarına, eşlerine, kendilerini
himaye eden erkeklere layık olmalarına; onları mutlu etmelerine yöneliktir. Bu bağlamda
Tanzimat romanlarında kadın ve erkek kahramanların ilişkilerinin başlangıç, gelişme ya da bitiş
aşamalarının etkin bir öğrenme/öğretme eylemi üzerinden aktarıldığı gözlenmektedir. Şemseddin
Sami’nin “Taaşşuk-ı Talat ve Fitnat” adlı romanında, Talat ve Fitnat’ı buluşturan yegâne amaç,
okuma yazma öğretme/öğrenme eylemidir. Ahmet Mithat’ın “Felatun Bey ve Rakım Efendi”
romanın kahramanı Rakım, dostluk kuracağı İngiliz aileyle kızlarına ders verme gayesiyle
tanışır; cariyesi Canan’la bilakis ilgilenmesinin esas nedeni ise ona gerekli tahsil ve terbiyeyi
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olması uygun görülen Ayşe’yi eğitme görevini üstlenmiştir. Samipaşazade Sezai’nin “Sergüzeşt”
romanında ise ana karakter Dilber, esaret günlerinin tek mutlu anlarını okulda geçirdiğini
vurgulamış, aralarındaki sınıf farkını gözetemeyip evin oğlu Celal’e umutsuzca âşık olduğunda
ise yaşamını okuduğu “Pol ve Virjini” romanına uyarlayarak sonlandırmıştır. Benzer bir şekilde
Nabizade Nazım’ın romana da ismini veren kahramanı Zehra; kendisini terkeden kocasından
intikam alma yöntemlerini, defalarca okuduğu “Monte Kristo Kontu”ndan ilham alarak kendi
yaşamına uyarlamıştır. Bu çalışmada, seçilen Tanzimat romanlarının kadın kahramanlar
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yaşamdan romana yansıyan sistematiği ortaya konulmuş; öncelikli amaçları halkı eğitmek olan
Tanzimat yazarlarının kadın eğitimine bakış açıları, dönemin kadın gerçekliğine de ayna
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