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International Scientific and Technical Conference
EMERGENCY EVACUATION OF PEOPLE FROM BUILDINGS

Under the patronage of

Waldemar Pawlak

Vice President of the Council of Ministers of Poland

And

Scope of Conference

Behaviour of people in fires and other emergencies requiring evacuation
Effects of fire effluents on evacuation conditions
New analytical / engineering methods for evacuation of people from buildings
Risk assessment and risk based methods for evacuation design and planning
Experiments and case studies of real events involving evacuation of people
Regulations related to the emergency evacuation of people
The practice of planning, organizing and managing the evacuation of people
The role and activities of rescue services during the evacuation of people

Approved Conference papers

Effects of fire effluents on evacuation conditions
Prof. Richard Hull Pani Anna Stec - Scientific Committee
University of Central Lancashire, UK
Forecast of human behaviour during fire evacuation
Prof. Valery Kholshevnikov - Scientific Committee
Moscow State University of Civil Engineering, Russia
Human behaviour in crisis situations: Results from a cross-cultural field study of fire fighters and survivors across different types of emergencies requiring evacuation
Prof. Silke Schmidt Daniela Knuth, Doris Kehl - Scientific Committee
Ernst-Moritz-Arndt University Greifswald, Germany
Investigating The Impact Of Culture On Evacuation Behaviour
Prof. Edwin Galea - Scientific Committee
University of Greenwich, UK
Pre-movent time in public buildings: experiments and their practical application
Dr Dmitry Samoshin - Scientific Committee
The Academy of State Fire Service, Russia
Wayfinding Behaviour Within Buildings
Prof. Edwin Galea - Scientific Committee
University of Greenwich, Great Britain
Communicating the Emergency: The elements of an effective public warning message
Erica Kuligowski Fire Protection Engineer - Scientific Committee
Fire Research Division/Engineering Laboratory National Institute of Standards and Technology Gaithersburg, Maryland
Capabilities of modelling optimal path for evacuating pedestrians
Mateusz Fliszkiewicz, Michał Ilnicki, Andrzej Krauze
Zespół ds. symulacji komputerowych Izby Rzeczoznawców Stowarzyszenia Inżynierów i Techników Pożarnictwa, Poland
The sum of components which create conditions for people’s evacuation
mł. bryg. Bernard Mazurek
KM PSP Ruda Śląska, Poland
A Step towards Including Children’s Evacuation Parameters and Behaviour in fire safe Building Design
Aldis Run Larusdottir and Anne Deddrichs
Technical University of Denmark, Department of Civil Engineering, Denmark
Comparison of critical condition due to the evacuation using field and zone fire model ling In the low values of HRR
Marek Konacki, Marzena Półka, Jerzy Gałaj, Norbert Tuśnio
Szkoła Główna Służby Pożarniczej, Poland
Controlled evacuation – a way to avoid panic
doc. Ing. Ladislav Olšar, PhD., Ing. Linda Makovická Osvaldová, PhD., Ing. Stanislava Gašpercová
University of Žilina, Faculty of special engineering, Slovakia
Coupling pedestrian simulation and fire simulation for online evacuation planning
H. Mayer, D. Hartmann and W. Klein
Corporate Technology, Siemens AG, Germany
Emergency Human Behaviour in Turkey
Neşe ÇAKICI ALP
Gebze Institute of Technology, Turkey
Features of people evacuation during fires by means of fire ladders and vehicle lifts
Popovych V.V., Kovalchuk V.M
Lviv State University of Vital Activity Safety, Ukraine
Fire and rescue service activity for evacuation
doc. Ing. Ladislav Olšar PhD., Ing. Michal Gál, Ing. Pavol Rubis
University of Zilina, Slovakia
Fire engineering approach of people evacuation assessment with a practical demonstration
Kucera Petr, Pokorny Jiri
Technical Univeristy of Ostrava The Fire Rescue Brigade of the Moracian-Silesian Region, Czech Republic
Graph-based approaches for modelling route choice behaviour of pedestrians in microscopic pedestrian simulation
Angelika Kneidl, Andrd Bonmann
TU München, Germany
High-Speed Evacuation Simulator for Exhaustive Testing of Evacuation Plan
Tomohisa Yamashita, Shunsuke Soeda, Masaki Onishi, Itsuki Noda
Information Technology Research Institute (ITRI), National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST), Japan
Hospital evacuation drills: how to start?
Geert J. ARNO, Filip M.A. BUCKENS
Ghent University Hospital, Belgium
Individual and Group Behavior Modeling and Simulation in Crisis Situation.
Michał Kapałka
Wojskowa Akademia Techniczna - Wydział Cybernetyki, Poland
Influence of qualities of the electric energy provided the electric equipment which must function during the fire on conditions of the evacuation
ppłk w st. spocz. mgr inż. Julian Wiatr WBSPBiL w Warszawie st. kpt mgr inż. Edward Skiepko SGSP
Wojskowe Biuro Studiów Budowlanych i Lotniskowych, SGSP, Poland
Management of phased evacuation in healthcare and welfare buildings
Kadi Luht (Rescue Engineer,MA) Tarmo Kull (Rescue Engineer) Leonid Pahhutši (Rescue Engineer)
Estonian Academy of Security Sciences, Estonia
Modeling evacuation of persons in constructions
University Assistant eng. ANGHEL Ion PhD; University Lecturer eng. MOCIOI Ionel-Alin MSc.; University Assistant Professor eng. ŞERBAN Manuel PhD
Police Academy “Alexandru Ioan Cuza” – Fire Officers Faculty, Romania
Modeling the separation and reunion of group members in a crowd
Michael Seitz, Gerta Köster, Dirk Hartmann
University of Applied Sciences, Munich, Germany
New approach to safe evacuation: case studies
Tomasz Kaspruś, Tomasz Karolak
Ove Arup and Partners International Ltd., United Kingdom
Nitrogen oxides production under fire conditions and their impact on the evacuation of people
Jozef Martinka – Karol Balog – Ivana Tureková
Slovenská technická univerzita v Bratislave, Materiálovotechnologická fakulta so sídlom v Trnave, Ústav bezpečnostného a environmentálneho inžinierstva, Slovakia
Non-verbal Evacuation - to provide efficient evacuation of people
st. kpt. dr inż. Paweł Kępka
Szkoła Główna Służby Pożarniczej, Poland
On assigning and validating the walking speed for group models in a pedestrian stream simulator
Katharina Gerhardt, Gerta Köster, Michael Seitz, Franz Treml, Wolfram Klein
University of Applied Sciences - Munich, Technical University Kaiserslautern, Siemens AG, Germany
On discrete-continuous stochastic floor field pedestrian dynamics model SIgMA.DC
E.Kirik, T.Yurgel’yan, A.Malyshev
Institute of Computational Modelling SB RAS, Russia
Pre-Warning Delays: Staff Response in Emergency Incidents
Dr. S. Y. Z. Au, Dr. S.M.V. Gwynne, and Prof. D. Purser
Human Interactions Limited, UK
Probabilistic model for fire evacuation
J. Maljaars, W.M.G. Courage, J.N. Huibregtse, B. Boonacker
TNO, The Nederlands
Problems connected with preparing the place around a building to conduct effective interventional evacuation in case of danger which makes moving the ways of internal communication impossible.
mł.bryg. dr inż. A.Marciniak, st.kpt. mgr inż. J.Boczarski
SGSP, Poland
Psychosocial models and evacuation behavior
Luca Pietrantoni, Elisa Saccinto
University of Bologna, Italy
Human behaviour data collecting from evacuation trial in university environment
Dr. Martin LOPUŠNIAK
TU Košice, Department of Architectural engineering, Slovakia
Recent developments in the FDS+Evac evacuation model
Timo Korhonen
VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland, Finland
Rescue and evacuation operations in the intervention
Mária Šimonová – Pavel Poledňák
University of Zilina, Slovakia
RiMEA – A German-speaking Guideline for Microscopic
Christian Rogsch et. al. (the complete authorship is not clear at the moment)
Germany
Risky Business: design of areas of refuge in buildings. Parameters to consider
Juan B. Echeverría Trueba (CEU), Mariana Llinares Cervera (IETCC), Virginia Gallego Guinea (IETCC)
Universidad San Pablo-CEU (Madrid, Spain), IETCC (Madrid, Spain), Spain
The Evaluation Indicator Problem for Determining Optimal Evacuation Schedule for Selected Adverse Event Scenarios
Marcin Cisek, Michał Kapałka
Wydział Cybernetyki, Wojskowa Akademia Techniczna, Poland
The role of proxemics in pedestrian evacuation
Jarosław Wąs
AGH University of Science and Technology, Poland
Worst case scenario vs. design scenario in the evacuation simulations
Piotr Tofiło, Marcin Cisek
SGSP, Poland
Analysis of selected calculation models of evacuation times
Iwona Cłapa
Politechnika Łódzka Wydział Inżynierii Procesowej i Ochrony Środowiska, Polska
Safety education
Marek Parol
Stowarzyszenie Inżynierów i Techników Pożarnictwa Oddział w Łodzi, Polska

Research of aerodynamic in chosen objects with possibility of formation stack effect
Miloš Kvarčák, Ondřej Zeman
Technical Univeristy of Ostrava, Czech Republic

EMEVAC Programm

Members of Scientific Committee

Prof. Edwin Galea - University of Greenwich, UK
Prof. Valery Kholshevnikov - Moscow State University of Civil Engineering, Russia
Prof. Silke Schmidt - Ernst-Moritz-Arndt University Greifswald, Germany
Dr Anna Stec - University of Central Lancashire, Wielka Brytania
Dr Dmitry Samoshin - The Academy of State Fire Service, Russia
Erica Kuligowski - National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), USA
Prof. Jerzy Wolanin - Main School of Fire Service, Poland

Deadlines and registration of participants

30 November 2010 – sending abstract of papers (200 words)
31 January 2011 – sending full papers and presentations
11 February 2011 – sending registration forms

Please use the following email address or fax to send registration forms and papers/presentations:

emevac@gmail.com
fax +48 22 833 07 24

Conference fee

till 30 November: 200 Euro
till 25 February: 250 Euro

The fee covers: participation, catering during the conference, official dinner, conference materials.
Please visit www.sgsp.edu.pl/emevac for accommodation options (not covered by the conference fee).

Payment by bank transfer to:
Bank PKO BP
SWIFT: BPKOPLPW
IBAN: PL 23 1020 1026 0000 1002 0176 1261
Title of the transfer: EMEVAC Conference

Conference venue

The Main School of Fire Service
Slowackiego Street 52/54
01-629 Warsaw

Accommodation options

Documents to download

Additional information

Language of the conference: English and Polish.
Presentations of papers are possible during plenary sessions and/or poster sessions.
Contact with the organizers:
Tel. +48 22 5617 747
emevac@gmail.com