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üds refers to the German term "Umweltdatenbank für Sicherheit," which translates to "Environmental Database for Security." This database was developed by the German Federal Environmental Agency (Umweltbundesamt) to collect and manage environmental data related to security concerns. The primary purpose of üds is to provide a centralized repository for information on substances and materials that could pose risks to human health and the environment, particularly in scenarios involving industrial accidents, terrorism, or other emergencies.

The database contains information on the properties of various chemicals, including their physical and chemical characteristics, toxicity, and potential environmental fate. It also includes data on emergency response measures, such as appropriate firefighting techniques and first aid procedures. üds is intended to be used by emergency services, environmental protection authorities, and other relevant organizations to facilitate informed decision-making during critical events. The information within üds is regularly updated to reflect new scientific findings and evolving security threats. Its development and maintenance are part of Germany's broader efforts to enhance its preparedness and response capabilities for environmental hazards.