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The Technology of Nuclear Reactor Safety - Vol. 2: Nuclear Materials and Engineering Processing Effects on Safety and Quality of Foods (Contemporary Food Engineering) Safer Roads: A Guide to Road Safety Engineering by K. W. Ogden, 1995-10 Fire Safety Engineering, Second Edition: Design of Structures by John A Purkiss, 2006-12-21 Biosensors in Food Processing, Safety, and Quality Control (Contemporary Food Engineering) Electrical Safety: A Guide to the Causes and Prevention of Electrical Hazards (I E E Power Engineering Series) by J. Maxwell Adams, 1994-04-01 Risk Analysis in Building Fire Safety Engineering by A. Michael Hasofer, V.R. Beck, et all 2007-01-25 Handbook of Performability Engineering Safety And Security Engineering by C. A. Brebbia, T. Bucciarelli, et all 2005-06-30 Incidents That Define Process Safety (CCPS Concept Books) by Center for Chemical Process Safety (CCPS), 2008-04-04 Safety and Security in Railway Engineering by G. (editor) Sciutto, 2010-06-02 Resilience Engineering Perspectives (Ashgate Studies in Resilience Engineering) (v. 1) by Erik Hollnagel, Christopher P. Nemeth, et all 2008-06-20 CRC Handbook of Laboratory Safety, 5th Edition by A. Keith Furr, 2000-04-12 Reliability Engineering (Topics in Safety, Reliability and Quality) by K.K. Aggarwal, 1993-10-31

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41. Center For Food Safety Engineering
    The Center for Food safety engineering is a multidisciplinary research effort locatedat Purdue University, and was originated by Purdue's Agricluture Research  
    http://foodsafety.agad.purdue.edu/
    
    Extractions: About Research Members Outreach ... Contact Us Navigation: CFSE About About Sub-Menu Why we exist Structure of the Center Center Committees Welcome to the CFSE Website The CFSE is a wonderful example of research success through multi-disciplinary collaboration. Engineers and food microbiologists are working on developing postage stamp-sized biochips to detect pathogens more quickly and more accurately. Animal scientists, food scientists, and microbiologists are working on developing a post-pasteurization procedure to reduce the risk of Listeria monocytogenes contamination in ready-to-eat luncheon meats. Plant pathologists and food mycologists are developing rapid screening methods for mold identification and isolation that will help in grain storage and food processing operations. more.. Agenda for 2002 Annual Meeting About the Center The Center for Food Safety Engineering is a multidisciplinary research effort located at Purdue University, and was originated by Purdue's Agricluture Research Programs (ARP). The Center involves researchers from several different areas: Links USDA USDA - ARS USDA - ARS - ERRC Purdue University ... Purdue University Food Safety and Quality News / Events Past Agenda for 2002 Annual Meeting Purdue Center Aims at Preventing, Detecting Food Contamination

42. Health And Safety Engineering Club
    Civil Engineering on Photography DateTo 24/03/2003 Location Telford Theatre Toview full details please click here. Integration of risks for reservoir safety  
    http://www.ice.org.uk/know/profint/pins/infoshare_health.asp?PINid=3

43. Nancy Leveson's Home Page At MIT
    Short Courses (or A three day tour of safety engineering). Dr. Levesonoccasionally gives short courses on software safety for industry.  
    http://sunnyday.mit.edu/
    
    Extractions: Nancy Leveson received all her degrees, in math, management, and computer science, from UCLA (Ph.D. 1980) and spent her formative years being a Computer Science professor at the University of California, Irvine. Moving to Seattle in 1993 in search of rain, she was Boeing Professor of Computer Science and Engineering at the University of Washington. She has now moved to MIT in her continual search for worse weather and new fields to conquer. Professor Leveson started a new area of research, software safety, which is concerned with the problems of building software for real-time systems where failures can result in loss of life or property. One advantage of this topic is that nobody questions its goals, except for a few misanthropes (who don't matter anyway). She and her students produced a formal requirements specification for TCAS II, a real collision-avoidance system required on all commercial aircraft in U.S. airspace. One of the lessons she has learned from this project is never to do anything like it again. The FAA was pleased with it though and adopted it as their official specification. She claims that you should not read anything into the fact that she has been taking the train a lot lately.

44. Aerospace Software Engineering
    A white paper describing the general research goals is available. Softwareand system safety engineering is a particular emphasis of our research.  
    http://sunnyday.mit.edu/testdir/software.html
    
    Extractions: "Information technology is becoming a key part of everything the aerospace and defense industry does for a living, and as the century closes, it is computers and software that hold the keys to the future ... Companies that exploit information technology most effectively will be the most likely to dominate the aerospace landscape in the 21st century" [Aviation Week, 12/98]. It has been said that modern aircraft are simply computers with wings. The Boeing 777, for example, has more than four millions lines of software and 1,280 embedded processors to control subsystems and aid pilots in flight management. Aerospace software presents some of the greatest challenges in software and system engineering today: such software usually has hard real-time deadlines, is mission and safety-critical, is extremely complex and embedded within another complex system, and interacts with humans in a sophisticated partnership to assure common goals. Our research is directed at these challenges. Many of the techniques we are devising for aerospace systems apply equally to other critical systems such as transportation systems, medical devices, defense systems, automobiles, etc. We are also exploring links to system engineering and human-computer interaction. Current funded software engineering research includes: Model-Based System Engineering Accident Models and Accident Analysis System and Software System Safety Software Requirements Specification and Analysis

45. Safety Engineering Home Page
    safety engineering Home Page, Traffic Safety, ConstructionSafety, Accident Investigation Forms, Accident, Incident,  
    http://www.bnl.gov/esh/shsd/se/default.htm

46. Fire Safety Engineering
    Graduatelevel program recently established at this Ottawa university; to give MS and Ph.D. degrees Category Science Technology safety engineering Fire SafetyDEPARTMENT OF CIVIL AND ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING Graduate Studies in FIRE SAFETYENGINEERING. Fire safety engineering is a relatively new discipline.  
    http://www.civeng.carleton.ca/Programs/firesafety.html
    
    Extractions: FIRE SAFETY ENGINEERING The Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering of Carleton University offers, starting September 2001, a unique opportunity for graduate studies at both Masters and Ph.D. levels in the area of Fire Safety Engineering. This is a growth area with excellent employment opportunities in Canada and the United States. Fire Safety Engineering is a relatively new discipline. The need for qualified fire protection engineers in Canada and around the word has increased exponentially during the last decade, however there are very few Universities that offer comprehensive set of courses focussing in Fire Safety Engineering. To fill this gap Carleton University with support from the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council (NSERC) Forintek Canada Corporation established an Industrial Research Chair on Fire-Safety Engineering within the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering. The Chair has a research program that addresses Canada's need for the development of computer models and other tools to predict the fire-safety performance of buildings and the need for highly qualified personnel. The proposed curriculum comprises the following six core courses that have been selected to cover critical areas of fire safety engineering and to provide the students with the necessary knowledge to effectively function in a performance based code environment.

47. Reliability Engineering & System Safety
    Provides data acquisition systems of many sorts, including facial load sensing Hybrid III crash test Category Science Technology safety engineering Automotive Safety Automotive safety engineering. Accident Investigation and Reconstruction;Test Fixture Design; Expert Witnessing; Test Data Analysis  
    http://www.elsevier.nl/inca/publications/store/4/0/5/9/0/8/

48. Safety Engineering Department
    http://w3.bgu.ac.il/umse/

49. HSI - 3-D System Safety Engineering Analysis
    OVERALL CATEGORY Analytic Technique STATUS Available TITLE 3D System SafetyEngineering Analysis SPONSOR Amencie Consultants POINT OF CONTACT Dr Mark M  
    http://dtica.dtic.mil/ddsm/srch/ddsm56.html

50. University Of Ulster Online - Faculty Of Engineering & Built Environment
    Hazards. Fire safety engineering Research Technology Centre. to extendand develop the fire safety engineering knowledge base. to  
    http://www.engj.ulst.ac.uk/FIRESERT/
    
    Extractions: The Institute of Fire Safety Engineering Research and Technology (FireSERT) combines a multi-disciplined team of scientists and engineers in an unique laboratory facility on the Island of Ireland within the Universities of the UK. A wide range of scientific, engineering and technical skills are focussed on applied, fundamental and user need driven research in the fields of fire safety science and engineering. Facilities for research and related activities at FireSERT include a 600m2 burn hall, a range of calorimeters including a ten-megawatt facility for full-scale research. Large-scale combination wall and floor furnaces together with intermediate/small scale furnaces facilitate a range of investigations and product development. The Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) fire modelling suite compliments the experimental facilities thus ensuring that the next generation of CFD models are based on sound scientifically based experimental research. The Mission Of FireSERT Is:

51. This Is Carleton - First Research Chair In Fire Safety Engineering
    most of them in their homes.” With those sobering words, Canada's first IndustrialResearch Chair in Fire safety engineering, Dr. George Hadjisophocleous  
    http://www.carleton.ca/duc/tic/01/mar12/article1.htm
    
    Extractions: Volume 3, Number 5 March 12, 2001. Carleton is home to Canada’s first Industrial Research Chair in Fire Safety Engineering. Gathered at the official announcement were (from left to right) Tom Brzustowski, President of NSERC; Dr. Feridun Hampdullahpur, Vice-President (Research), Carleton University; Dr. George Hadjisophocleous, the new Chair; Catherine Lalonde, President of the Canadian Wood Council; and Louis Poliquin, Manager, Building Systems Department, from Forintek Canada. With those sobering words, Canada's first Industrial Research Chair in Fire Safety Engineering, Dr. George Hadjisophocleous, opened his remarks to university and industry leaders gathered in the University Club on March 1 Hadjisophocleous is an internationally recognized expert in computer modeling of the fire-safety performance of buildings. He has come to Carleton's Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering from the National Research Council (NRC) to take the helm of a new research program made possible by more than $1.2 million in funding from the Natural Sciences and Engineering Council of Canada (NSERC) and Forintek Canada Corp.

52. Safety Engineering Expert Witnesses And Consultants
    Expert Pages Directory of safety engineering Expert witness and consultantto attorneys and law firms. Expert Pages safety engineering.  
    http://expertpages.com/experts/safetyengineering.htm
    
    Extractions: Expert Witnesses Accident Construction Engineering Insurance Industry Specific Non-Medical Medical Home All Medical Experts Investigators Service Providers All Topics Keyword Search Legal Information For Experts Only Getting Listed Books Tapes Newsletter Free Websites Experts Forum Information About Us Awards Client Comments AttorneyPages.com FreeAdvice.com In the News For the Media Contact Us Experts Wanted Links Expert Pages: Safety Engineering Safety Engineering: Experts in safety in engineering and construction claims, including avoidance, mitigation, resolution, cost/damages evaluation, delay/disruption analysis, defect forensics and neutral dispute mediation. Expert Pages® is a registered trademark. ExpertPages.com is a unit of Advice Company ©1995 - 2002 - For Information Contact - admin@expertpages.com IMPORTANT NOTICE: By accessing ExpertPages, visitor confirms that his/her use is for purposes of retaining an expert or evaluating this site and agrees that s/he will not use any information on this site for marketing or solicitation . Information on this site has been provided by the persons listed and although portions may have been verified by ExpertPages, users should always independently verify the qualifications and background of any expert. ExpertPages and its affiliates disclaim all responsibility for the accuracy or completeness of the listings. Use of ExpertPages, or any information on this site, for purposes of marketing or solicitation is strictly prohibited.

53. BFRL: Forum For International Cooperation On Fire Research
    FORUM focus is identifying strategic partnerships to advance Fire safety engineering,FSE, through scientificallybased knowledge of fire; recognized  
    http://www.bfrl.nist.gov/info/forum/forum.html
    
    Extractions: The FORUM is an informal group of the Heads of fire research organizations throughout the world. Its aim is to reduce the burden of fire (including the loss of life and property, and effects of fire on the environment and heritage) through international cooperation on fire research. A copy of FORUM's 1997 Annual Report can be viewed by clicking here FORUM focus is identifying strategic partnerships to advance Fire Safety Engineering , FSE, through scientifically-based knowledge of fire; recognized calculational tools; sound and reliable supporting data; and recognized professional status for the discipline of FSE with appropriate training and education. The research of FORUM members supports advances in all aspects of FSE with the intent of improving society's ability to reduce and manage the risks of fire and the costs of fire safety. FORUM role includes identification of strategies for advancing fire research; networking and sharing of information among FORUM members to achieve common objectives and reduce duplication; discussion of strategies for fire research and fire safety engineering including coordination of fire research, joint programs, exchanges of staff, shared use of facilities. In the foregoing the

54. EBI - Environmental Management & Engineering Services
    Massachusetts firm, offering environmental health and safety management, occupational health and safety, industrial hygiene, air quality, semiconductor safety, biosafety, and safety engineering services.  
    http://www.ebi-net.com/

55. BFRL: Fire Research Division
    with the built and natural environment, the division provides leadership for advancingthe theory and practice of fire safety engineering, fire fighting, fire  
    http://www.bfrl.nist.gov/866/frd.htm
    
    Extractions: Research Programs Most of the Division's research is carried out in three main programs: Advanced Fire Service Technology Advanced Measurement and Prediction Methods for Fire Loss Reduction Reduced Risk of Flashover These programs benefit from collaborations with other BFRL divisions, divisions in other NIST laboratories, industry sponsors, and other government agencies. The Division sponsors an Extramural Grants Program , as well, to promote academic research in these areas. The objectives of these programs are: Advanced Fire Service Technology Enable a shift to an information rich environment for safer and more effective fire service operations through new technology, measurement standards, and training tools. Advanced Measurement and Prediction Methods for Fire Loss Reduction To lead the world in fire measurement and prediction methods by 2006, enabling engineered fire safety for people, products, facilities, and first responders.

56. Fire Safety Engineering
    Fire Safety Engineeing. Key activities Mathematical models of the development offires in order to determine heat loads, spread of flame and smoke production;  
    http://www.nbl.sintef.no/model/model.htm
    
    Extractions: Fire Safety Engineeing Key activities: Mathematical models of the development of fires in order to determine heat loads, spread of flame and smoke production Fire scenarios offshore, on board vessels and in building materials Estimates of rates of development of fires on the basis of materials and fuels, geometries and ventilation Estimates of smoke diffusion in order to determine levels of personnel exposure Modelling at several technical levels depending on approach desired, and development and modification of suitable models Key projects: Fire ventilation of tunnels Integrated analysis of steel and aluminium structures exposed to fire Documentation of active fire fighting systems as a safety design parameter.

57. Biokinetics - Helmet Testing And Safety Engineering
    Biokinetics provides products and services in injury biomechanics in the areas ofautomotive safety, sports, helmet testing, occupational safety, military and  
    http://www.biokinetics.com/

58. Ergonomics Center Texas A&M University
    Graduate education and research in nuclear engineering, health physics, industrial hygiene, and ergonomics.  
    http://trinity.tamu.edu/~ergocent/

59. 914 Safety Engineering
    Engineering ELibrary, Sweden. 914 safety engineering. 900 Engineering,General 910 Engineering Management 914 safety engineering  
    http://eels.lub.lu.se/ei/914.html
    
    Extractions: PUBLICATION LIST. A search of the Library of Congress for references pertaining to Nuclear Waste results in a list of nearly 1000 titles. High Level Waste, Low Level Waste, Ocean Disposal, Disposal in Space, Underground Burial. Repository, Facilities, Storage, Geological repositories, Management. DE: Oil well drilling DE: Oil well drilling equipment DE: Accidents DE: Accident prevention DIRECTORY. International Association of Drilling Contractors (IADC) represent the worldwide oil and gas drilling industry. The mission: promote commitment to safety, preservation of the environment and advances in drilling technology. Publications Catalog, Conferences, Accident Statistics Program (ASP)- accident information for the drilling industry.

60. Applied Safety And Ergonomics, Inc.
    Human factors, ergonomics, and safety engineering consultants with expertise in warnings, product safety, occupational safety, transportation safety, occupant protection, human error, human movement, climbing and stability, human performance and risk perception (US)  
    http://www.appliedsafety.com/
    
    Extractions: Applied Safety and Ergonomics, Inc. (ASE) provides a wide range of consulting services related to human factors engineering/ergonomics, product and occupational safety and warnings and instructions. Founded by Drs. Timothy P. Rhoades and J. Paul Frantz, ASE has a nationwide clientele that includes a wide variety of corporations, law firms, and organizations.

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