1st International Maritime Human Factors
Symposium
"Safety, Risk and Human Reliability in the Maritime Domain"
Glasgow, 28-29 November 2022
Making the MARITIME world a SAFER PLACE
SYMPOSIUM
OBJECTIVES
- This year’s theme will focus on risk modelling related to various elements of maritime operations.
- Future events will focus on topics agreed upon at a plenary session during this event in order to strategies a process to develop a recurring meeting for theMaritime Human Factors basic and applied research community
Topics covered in the 2022 IMHFS will include:
Results from the EU Horizon 2020 SAFEMODE Project Basic and Applied Research results
Thematic topics from the maritime safety community addressing themes such as:
- Human factors taxonomy and safety occurrence report repositories for risk analysis
- Risk-based tools for designers, safety assessors or operational developers in decision-making during new designs or procedures
- Approach to developing quantifiable risk models: focus on human performance shaping factors and influences
Keynote speakers who will address the challenges of risk and human performance assessment in future maritime operational environments
Attendance
Information
- The Symposium will be held at the University of Strathclyde, Glasgow, 28-29 November, 2022
- Attendance is free of charge but attendees are responsible for transportation and accommodation costs.
- Attendance requires pre-event registration.
REGISTER HERE
This Symposium will provide opportunities for Maritime Domain stakeholders to present their work. Due to the limited scope and duration of the Symposium, received abstracts will be evaluated for inclusion in the program. It is anticipated that in future Symposia, more open communications will be accommodated!
If you would like to present your work on the thematic area of the conference (15 minutes presentation with 5 minutes QnA).
Register here
Abstract Instructions:
Maximum of 500 words
Content should be made clear under the following headlines:
- Title and Authors (not included in 500 word maximum)
- Overview of Research
- Outcomes of Research
- Significance of Research to Safety in the Maritime Domain
- References (not included in 500 word maximum)
These abstracts and presentation materials, as well as SAFEMODE and Keynote speaker presentations, will be archived for reference on the conference website.
Standing Committee:
Dr Rafet Emek Kurt
Professor Osman Turan
Professor Scott MacKinnon
Professor Nikos Ventikos
Dr Emre Akyuz
Professor Ozcan Arslan
Dr Monica Lundh
Louis de Wolf
University of Strathclyde
University of Strathclyde
Chalmers University of Technology
National Technical University of Athens
Istanbul Technical University
Istanbul Technical University
Chalmers University of Technology
Calmac Ferries, United Kingdom
Local Organising Committee:
University of Strathclyde
Professor Osman Turan
Dr Rafet Emek Kurt
Dr Pelin Erdem
Ms. Siti Fariya
Dr Sefer Gunbeyaz
Dr Sung Il Ahn
Mr Yaser Farag
Mr Yasin Burak Kurt
Ms Esma Uflaz
Mr Hadi Bantan
Ms Courteney flower
Ms Hollie Black
