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- Isabelle Herlin
DECAIR - Special Session
on Applications of Information Technologies in Fire Safety
DECAIR: a system for providing air pollution forecast models with input data acquired by Earth Observation.
The aim of DECAIR is to provide companies in charge of forecasting urban pollution with good quality data derived from Earth Observation devices in order to improve the results of existing air quality models.
For that purpose the system includes different components (Earth Observation Data Conversion models, Data base, Forecast models,...) and the integration is one of the key aspect in order
- to incoporate new converted EO data in the future,
- to ease the implementation of models to new sites,
- and to help end-users to choose input data of better quality.
Isabelle Herlin
Director of research
INRIA
BP105
7853 Le Chesnay Cedex FRANCE
tel +33 1 39 63 53 71
fax +33 1 39 63 58 80
email Isabelle.Herlin@inria.fr
Isabelle Herlin is Director of Research and leading a research team called AIR project, which is dedicated to analysis of satellite images.
Special Session on Applications of Information Technologies in Fire Safety
The focus of this Session is on the application of information technologies, such as numerical methods, statistical techniques or artificial intelligence to fire safety problems. In particular, papers are invited in the following areas:- CFD, zone and probabilistic modelling of fires, evacuation models, comparison of model predictions with experiments;
- Development of sub-models for fire modelling, including radiation models, large-eddy simulations and elementary reaction schemes;
- Fire database formats, visualisation of fire data;
- Fire statistics, storing, extracting and analysing large statistical data sets;
- Formation of toxic combustion by-products in fires and the effect of fires on environment;
- Neural nets, fuzzy logic and other intelligent systems in fire modelling and fire detection;
- Risk assessment and fire hazard calculations.
Papers for submission to the special session should be forwarded by November 29, 2002 to:
Associate Professor Bogdan Dlugogorski or Associate Professor Eric Kennedy
Session Co-Chairs
School of Engineering
The University of Newcastle
Callaghan, NSW 2308, Australia
Phone: +61 2 4921 6176
Fax: +61 2 4921 6920
Email: cgbzd@alinga.newcastle.edu.au