stored in them and on the danger category to which they belong. Arranged in clusters within the depot area, the bunkers are connected by concrete roads. Inspection Team The inspection team consisted of ten inspectors, comprising four military ammunition specialists, two military experts for protection against chemical weapons, and four specialists for storage management. In view of the limited inspection aim of the trial, the role of a foreign observer or of personnel for securing the site was not examined. Conductof the Inspection The inspection team was met by the depot manager at the entrance of the facility to be inspected and was then taken through the main gate to a room for a briefing. That room CD/1020 CD/CW/WP.310 page 3 served also as a meeting room for the inspectors. Using a scale model with a site map, the manager explained: the purpose and types of stored ammunition, the geographical location of the depot, the location of functional buildings and ammunition bunkers and storage rooms according to danger classifications, facilities of a sensitive nature, with explanations of the reasons for that, locations of the high-voltage electric fence and entrance gates. It was possible to identify when the gates had been opened for transports on the basis of evidence produced by records on the times when the electric fence had been switched off. With the help of models, the inspectors familiarized themselves with the types and markings of the ammunition stored. They were introduced to the leading officers of the depot and asked them questions related to the inspection. The inspectors used the opportunity to spell out the inspection programme in greater detail and to modify it, taking into account the discussion held during the briefing. Subsequently, the depot manager informed them of the security regulations, signals and actions in case of accidents. 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be about a safety inspection of an ammunition depot, discussing the team's composition, the inspection process, and the information gathered. This suggests that the topic is related to military or defense activities, which are not explicitly categorized in the provided options. However, considering the context of a safety inspection, it is more likely that the text falls under a category related to safety or security rather than a specific economic or environmental category.

**Category**
Transport, Science and technology