04-01-2012
Seminário "Human Factors, Logistics & Sensor Technology in Emergency Management"
Seminar US-Portugal (Research Collaboration)
11 de Janeiro 2012 | 14H30 | Auditório Biblioteca FCT
Este seminário é organizado pelo Departamento de Engenharia Mecânica e Industrial da FCT-UNL e pelo Centro de Tecnologia e Sistemas do UNINOVA, e contará com intervenções de Professores de Universidades americanas no âmbito de um projecto de colaboração internacional.
A inscrição é gratuita. Para confirmar a presença solicita-se o envio de um email para imn@fct.unl.pt
Programa | Agenda
14:30 Opening session
• Welcome - Professor Fernando Santana, Dean FCT/UNL; Professor Steiger Garção, President of CTS-UNINOVA and DEE; Professor António Urgueira, President of DEMI
• Emergency Management Research Collaboration - Professor Pamela McCauley Bush - University of Central Florida
15:00 Isabel L. Nunes – Assistant Professor of the Department of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering at the Faculdade Ciências e Tecnologia of the Universidade Nova de Lisboa; member of CTS/UNINOVA research group
• Emergency management. Overview and example of application of a fuzzy methodology
15:20 Pamela McCauley Bush – Associate Professor of the Department of Engineering and Management Systems at the University of Central Florida; Director of the department’s Ergonomics Laboratory
• A Human Centered Methodology for the Development of a Fuzzy Model to Assess Mobile Communication Devices in High Consequence Emergency Management
15:40 Soumia Ichoua - Associate Professor of Operations Research at Embry Riddle Aeronautical University
• Prepositioning Emergency Supplies: A Stochastic Phase-Dependent Approach
16:00 Sylvia Thomas - Assistant Professor in Electrical Engineering at University of South Florida
• Existing and developing sensors for emergency management
16:20 Elizabeth Avery Gomez – Senior University Lecturer in the Information Systems Department of the College of Computing Sciences at New Jersey Institute of Technology
• Towards a Data Fission Framework: Optimizing Information Access for the Field Expert using Constrained Technologies
16:40 Discussion and Conclusions
