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27-30 June, 2005 Tri-City, POLAND
EUROPEAN SAFETY & RELIABILITY
CONFERENCE
Local Organiser GDYNIA MARITIME UNIVERSITY
GDYNIA
ESREL 2005 Conference Designing
Bryza Hotel Jurata, Hel Peninsula
FIRST ANNOUNCEMENT
& CALL FOR PAPERS
(preparation)
ESREL 2005 CONFERENCE VENUE - TRI CITY
(decision)
January 2004, JURATA (Hotel Bryza)
Gdańsk
The City of Historical
Remembrances
Gdańsk The Old Town from XV - XVI Centuries
Gdańsk The City where „SOLIDARITY” was born
Sopot
The „Summer Capital”
of Poland
Sopot
The Main Walking Promenade
Gdynia
„The City
from Sea and Dreams”
A WOMAN FROM BALTIC SEA
CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS - DETAILS
Reviewing Process 1st Stage NUMBER OF ABSTRACTS SUBMITTED
- 392
Reviewing Process 2nd Stage NUMBER OF PAPERS ACCEPTED
- 299 NUMBER OF PAPERS PUBLISHED
- 287 (73.2%) NUMBER OF VOLUMES
- 2 NUMBER OF PAGES
- 2200 (2122 + 39 + 39)
CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS - DETAILS
Thematic Blocks
B1: Methods of Hazard and Risk Analysis B2: Analytical Methods for System Safety and Reliability B3: Monte Carlo Methods in System Safety and Reliability B4: Bayesian Methods in System Safety and Reliability B5: Dynamic Reliability B6: Maintenance Modelling and Optimisation B7: Reliability and Safety Data Collection and Analysis B8: Structural Reliability and Safety B9: Software Reliability and Security B10: Reliability of Network Systems B11: Uncertainty and Sensitivity Analysis B12: Expert Methods in System Safety and Reliability B13: Human and Organisational Factors in Safety and Reliability B14: Safety and Reliability Management and Decision Making B15: Decision Support Systems and Software Tools for Safety and Reliability B16: Safety Standards and Regulations B17: Safety and Reliability Education and Training B18: Accident and Incident Investigation B19: Occupational Safety B20: Emergency Foreseeing and Planning B21: Consequence Modelling B22: Risk Perception and Communication B23: Fault Identification and Diagnostics B24: Integrated Safety and Reliability Concepts
CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS - DETAILS
Number of Papers in Thematic Blocks
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Figure 1. Distribution of Papers in Thematic Blocks
CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS - DETAILS
PAPER AUTHORS - NATIONALITY
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Figure 2. Author Nationality
CONFERENCE PARTICIPANTS
Figure 3. Participant Nationality
(total number of participants – 309)
PARTICIPANTS - NATIONALITY
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Number of Participants
CONFERENCE STRUCTURE
1. Plenary Lectures (Everyday Morning) - 4 Lectures (Papers) 2. Regular Sessions (Everyday 4 Parallel Streams) - 211 Papers (+2) 3. Poster Sessions (Monday,Tuesday) - 32 Papers
4. Special Sessions (Monday-Thursday, 7 Sessions)
- 40 Papers
5. Workshops (Tuesday) - 1 Workshop
TECHNICAL DETAILS
1. Plenary Lectures – Organisation - Plenary lecture presented by the
author, 30-40 minutes; - Evaluation of the lecture by the first
“opponent”, 5 minutes;
- Evaluation the lecture by the second “opponent”, 5 minutes;
- Questions from the audience, 5 minutes;
- Author answers and final remarks, 5 minutes.
TECHNICAL DETAILS
2. Regular Sessions – Organisation
- Paper presented by the author, 15 minutes; - Questions from the audience, author
answers and session chairmen remarks, 5 minutes.
TECHNICAL DETAILS
3. Poster Sessions – Organisation - Posters were displayed at the board
placed at the Conference Centre first floor;
- 6 poster sessions were organised, 100
minutes each one;
- Posters were accompanied by the authors, to give the possibility of answering and explanation of any questions on the paper contents.
TECHNICAL DETAILS
4. Special Sessions – Organisation
- It was up to the Organiser. 5. Workshops – Organisation
- It was up to the Organiser.
SOCIAL EVENTS
1. Reception (Sunday)
2. Picnic (Monday)
3. Sopot at/by Night (Tuesday) 4. Conference Dinner (Wednesday) 5. Farewell Party (Thursday) 6. Lunches and Coffee/Tee (Monday-Thursday)
ASSOCIATED EVENTS
1. European Project SAFERELNET Meeting (Wednesday-Friday)
2. RIMAP Project Conference and Workshop (Tuesday-Thursday)
3. Technology Platform on Industrial Safety – Launching Event (Thursday)
ESREL’05Tri-City, 27-30 June, 2005
The Authors The Reviewers The Conference Participants The Special Events Organisers The Session Chairmen The Organising Committee Members THANK YOU VERY MUCH
FOR YOUR EXCELLENT WORK Krzysztof Kołowrocki The Conference Chairman [See next pages for future safety and reliability events]
SSARS’06 The 1-st Summer Safety and Reliability Seminar
Hotel Bryza, Jurata, PolandJune 2006
A New Idea on Future Activity in Safety and Reliability Directed to Young Scientists and their
Professors
A large number of young scientists and researchers attended ESREL 2005. This fact has inspired me to initiate one-week Summer Seminars organized annually in Jurata the most elegant resort placed at the Hel Peninsula. The Seminars could be organized and supported by ESRA and PSRA. (a positive opinion of the ESRA and PSRA Offisers is welcome) The main items of the Seminars’ each day would be:
- 2 lectures by professors and/or by experienced researches in the early morning; - playing tennis, swimming, taking spa, walking and other rests in the long middle
of a day; - presentation of papers by PhD students, young scientists and researchers in the
late afternoon; - individual meetings and discussions in the evening.
Papers preliminary versions (drafts) would be published in the Seminar Proceedings after slight reviewing before the Seminar. Next, the papers would be improved and qualified for possible publication in selected scientific journals. The main idea of this event is to give young scientists the opportunity of the common with professors work on the preparation their papers for publication in prestige international scientific journals. Professors interested in the creation of this new initiative are requested to contact with me, using e-mail address: [email protected] (Professors who attended ESREL 2005 with their students are especially welcome)
ESREL’0618-22 September, Estoril, Portugal
www.esrel2006.com
ESREL’07September (?), Stavanger, Norway
DepCoS’06International Conference on Dependability
of Computer Systems
May, Szklarska Poreba, Poland
http://depcos.pwr.wroc.pl/
KONBiN’06The 4th International Conference on Safety
and Reliability
30th May – 2nd June, Krakow, Poland
http://www.konbin.itwl.pl
