intentional release Brucella intentional release Brucella can be used for bioterrorism. Intentional release is a process that intentionally release Brucella to the environment for bioterrorism purpose. Brucella organisms could be released in aerosol form, by accidental spills of culture suspensions or live vaccines, or in liquids such as dairy products or water. Brucellosis has fairly low fatality rate, but could be used as an incapacitating agent, as the disease tends to be chronic, requiring prolonged treatment. We need to model the following: # Emergency Contact: Local health departments and local law enforcement agencies should be contacted in the event of accidental or intentional release of Brucella species(Website 3). # Delivery Mechanism: Brucella organisms could be aerosolized and released at infectious doses. 10-500 organisms in aerosol form constitute an infectious dose. # Containment: Most commercial disinfectants are effective at killing or neutralizing Brucella organisms. Reference: http://www.phidias.us/phinfo/topicSearchResult.php?showall=1&pathogenID[]=3#section_biosafty YL YL,YH intentional release process that has an objective of release aerosolized Brucella.