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Unplanned Explosions at Munition Sites (UEMS) - until 2014

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Source Small Arms Survey
Contributor Small Arms Survey
Date of Dataset January 01, 1979-December 31, 2014
Updated 10 June 2020
Expected Update Frequency Never
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Visibility
Public
License Creative Commons Attribution for Intergovernmental Organisations
Methodology

Data on unplanned explosions at munition sites is collected through a range of sources, including governments, NGOs,and international organizations, experts, multi-languages internet searches as well as existing data collections. The Survey takes the information that it collects and collates and subjects it to a rigorous internal and external review process.
Caveats / Comments

Only the incidences meeting the definition of unplanned explosion at munitions sites are included in the database. According the definition, UEMS are accidents that result in an explosion of abandoned, damaged, improperly stored, or properly stored stockpiles of munitions at a munitions site. The Survey takes the information that it collects and collates and subjects it to a rigorous internal and external review process. Once more recent reliable information on an incident is made available, the relevant data is either deleted or amended as appropriate.
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