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Resilience Engineering: New Solutions with a New Perspective Friday, 23 rd of October 2015 9.00 – 16.30 h, Winterthur
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Resilience Engineering: New Solutions with a New Perspective Resilience Engineering is a new perspective and methodology in safety and risk management. While standard approaches to safety and risk management focus on why technical, human, organisational and/or system failures happen, Resilience Engineering not only focuses on the question «Why did it go wrong?», but also on: «Why did it go well?». Resilience Engineering focuses on the whole range of outcomes: from the negative to – especially – the positive ones. The objective of Resilience Engineering is not only to manage risks, but to ensure that processes and systems operate in a safe and resilient manner. The morning sessions provide an overview of Resilience Engineering and new developments in safety, risk and emergency management, with special attention to the fields of aviation, air traffic control, transport, energy production and critical network infrastructures. The afternoon sessions expand the scope beyond technology-focused applications to consider how Resilience Engineering concepts are integrated in risk management. These concepts are considered first in the context of reinsurance and then, extrapolated to a national perspective, in terms of how Resilience Engineering can provide a new approach to managing the natural, technical and systemic hazards in the context of civil protection. During the conference participants will gain a solid basis in the state of the art in Resilience Engineering and its applications in various fields. The conference is aimed at engineers and scientists, practitioners in safety, risk and emergency management, managers of complex systems, and insurance specialists, for whom it also provides a valuable networking opportunity. We look forward to meeting you on the 23rd of October 2015 at the Aula W of the ZHAW Zurich University of Applied Sciences in Winterthur, Switzerland.
Programme 09.00
Registration / Welcome Coffee
09.30
Welcome Address: Prof. Dr. Martina Hirayama
09.50
Key Note: Resilience Engineering: A New Perspective in Safety and Risk Management, Methods and Applications Prof. Dr. Erik Hollnagel
10.50
Coffee Break / Networking
11.20
Focus: Aviation and Air Traffic Control Resilience Engineering in Aviation and Air Traffic Control: Projects, Applications and Trends Tom Laursen
12.10
Focus: Energy Systems Resilience Engineering: Energy Production and Critical Network Infrastructures Prof. Dr. Oliver Straeter
13.00
Lunch / Networking
14.30
Focus: Reinsurance Resilience and Risk Management in the Context of Reinsurance Dr. Reto Schneider
15.20
Focus: Civil Protection Resilience and Risk Assessment in the Context of Civil Protection: Natural, Technical and Societal Hazards Dr. Stefan Brem
16.10
Closing Keynote: Resilience Engineering at the School of Engineering Dr. Christian Zipper
16.30
ApĂŠro / Networking
Speakers Martina Hirayama
Prof. Dr. sc. techn. ETH, Dean and Managing Director of the School of Engineering, ZHAW Zurich University of Applied Sciences, Winterthur, Switzerland
Erik Hollnagel
Prof. Dr., University of Southern Denmark and Chief Consultant at the Centre for Quality Improvement, Region of Southern Denmark. Prof. em. at the Department of Computer and Information Science (IDA) at Linköping University (LIU), Sweden. Prof. em. and Industrial Safety Chair at MINES ParisTech (formerly: École des Mines de Paris), France.
Tom Laursen
MSc University Lund «Human Factors and System Safety»; air traffic controller in Denmark (Naviair), Bahrain and Switzerland (Skyguide).
Oliver Straeter
Prof. Dr. phil. habil., Chair for Human Engineering, Organisational Psychology and Safety, Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, University Kassel, Germany; Member of the ENSI Expert Commission for the safety of Nuclear Power Plants in Switzerland.
Reto Schneider
Dr. sc. nat. ETH, Director and Head of Group Emerging Risk Management, SwissRe, Zurich, Switzerland
Stefan Brem
Dr. phil. I UZH, Head of Risk Analysis and Research Coordination, Federal Office for Civil Protection FOCP, Bern, Switzerland
Christian Zipper
Dr. sc. nat. ETH, Head of Master of Advanced Studies in Integrated Risk Management (MAS IRM), School of Engineering, ZHAW Zurich University of Applied Sciences, Winterthur, Switzerland
Information Date
Friday, 23 rd of October 2015
Time
9.00 – 16.30
Conference Location
ZHAW Zurich University of Applied Sciences St.-Georgen- Platz 2 8401 Winterthur
Room
Aula W (ground floor)
Conference Language
English
Contact
ZHAW Zurich University of Applied Sciences School of Engineering Institute of Sustainable Development (INE) 8401 Winterthur Phone +41 58 934 79 59 info.ine.risiko@zhaw.ch
Conference Fee
600.– CHF
Registration and More Information
www.zhaw.ch/ine/resilience
«Resilience engineering is becoming the new paradigm for conceptualizing safety in complex systems. Adopting a proactive, socio-technical, systems-based approach to safety is becoming de rigueur in high jeopardyrisk endeavours.»
Don Harris, Don Harris, Coventry University, UK. Source: Ashgate, 2014
«There is no doubt that resilience is a core requirement for handling the risks of today's and tomorrow's ever more complex socio-technical systems.»
Gudela Grote, Work and Organizational Psychology, ETH Zürich, Switzerland. Source: Ashgate, 2014
Zurich University of Applied Sciences
School of Engineering Institute of Sustainable Development (INE) Technoparkstrasse 2 P.O. Box 8401 Winterthur Phone +41 58 934 79 59 info.ine.risiko@zhaw.ch www.zhaw.ch/engineering www.zhaw.ch/ine/resilience
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