ESREL2023: EUROPEAN SAFETY AND RELIABILITY CONFERENCE 2023
PROGRAM

Days: Sunday, September 3rd Monday, September 4th Tuesday, September 5th Wednesday, September 6th Thursday, September 7th

Sunday, September 3rd

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Monday, September 4th

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10:00-10:40 Session 2: Plenary session - Professor Anne Barros- Resilience analysis and optimization for interconnected or distributed systems: use cases and methodological contributions from the chair RRSC

Prof Anne Barros (Research group Head of SAFETY AND RISKS RESEARCH GROUP, Ecole CentraleSupélec, University of Paris-Saclay, France)

Resilience analysis and optimization for interconnected or distributed systems: use cases and methodological contributions from the chair RRSC

10:40-11:10Coffee Break
11:10-12:30 Session 3A: Maintenance Modelling and applications I

Maintenance, Modelling and Applications session

Location: Room 100/3023
11:10
Optimizing Preventive Maintenance Policies: A Hydroelectric Power Plant Case Study (abstract)
11:25
Predictive maintenance planning using renewal reward processes and probabilistic RUL prognostics - analyzing the influence of accuracy and sharpness of prognostics (abstract)
PRESENTER: Mihaela Mitici
11:40
Joint optimization of condition-based operation and maintenance for continuous process manufacturing systems under imperfect maintenance (abstract)
PRESENTER: Zhaoxiang Chen
11:55
Condition-based maintenance model for a single component subject to fixed maintenance opportunities and lead time (abstract)
12:10
Predictive Strategy and Technology for Operation & Maintenance Decision Making (abstract)
11:10-12:30 Session 3B: Human Factors and Human Reliability I

Human Factors and Human Reliability I

11:10
Advanced Situation Awareness: Perspectives Toward Enhancing Future Officers' Psychological Resilience Under Perceived Stress Contexts (abstract)
11:25
Remote supervision of autonomous ships: principles for interaction display graphics (abstract)
PRESENTER: Alf Ove Braseth
11:40
Analysis of risk factors in motorcycle riding and distribution of attention using eye-tracking, interview and video – Preliminary study (abstract)
11:55
Cognitive Workload when Novices and Experts Supervise Autonomous Ships – Findings from Empirical Studies (abstract)
12:10
A Study on Quantification of Operator Manual Action for Fire PSA (abstract)
PRESENTER: Sun Yeong Choi
11:10-12:30 Session 3C: Energy Transition to Net-Zero Workshop on Reliability, Risk and Resilience - Part I

This workshop will provide a platform for risk, reliability, safety researchers and industry professionals to present and discuss the latest developments in modelling and analysis of energy transition risks. The focus will be on how these models and analysis can be used to inform decision making to manage the risk of failure of new energy solutions meeting the energy demand and thus comprising the energy transition to zero-carbon. The following topics are discussed: New Energy Carriers; Renewable and New Technologies; Climate Change Effects and Extreme Weather Conditions

11:10
Estimation of inherent risks for five hydrogen transport scenarios produced in the ocean (abstract)
PRESENTER: Kwangu Kang
11:25
Numerical modelling of liquid hydrogen tanks performance during fire engulfment (abstract)
PRESENTER: Alice Schiaroli
11:40
Green Hydrogen Production and Storage: A Review of Safety Standards and Guidelines with a focus on Safety Instrumented System Applications (abstract)
PRESENTER: Tzu Yang Loh
11:55
Analyzing Hydrogen-Related Undesired Events: A Systematic Database for Safety Assessment (abstract)
12:10
Evaluation of the Factors Determining Hydrogen Embrittlement in Pipeline Steels: an Artificial Intelligence Approach (abstract)
11:10-12:30 Session 3D: Accident and Incident Modelling I

This session presents papers that discuss reviews of accident investigations and accident modelling studies.

Location: Room 2A/2065
11:10
Assessment of Coal Handling Facility using the Swiss Cheese Model: A Case Study of Fire Incident in Coal-Fired Power Plant (abstract)
PRESENTER: Hery Affandi
11:25
Involvement of the Central Administrative Authorities of the Czech Republic in crisis management exercises (abstract)
11:40
Ship allision risk analysis for the 28-year-old Nordhordland bridge in Norway (abstract)
11:55
The proportion and the impact of human factor in the causes of laboratory accidents (abstract)
PRESENTER: Jinchao Zhang
12:10
Normal maritime accidents in the Navy – analyzing the collisions of US Navy J. S. McCain and US Navy Fitzgerald (abstract)
11:10-12:30 Session 3E: Risk of Natural Hazards
Location: Room 100/4013
11:10
Natural disasters management support models: a hybrid approach focused on humanitarian logistics (abstract)
PRESENTER: Marcelo Alencar
11:25
FLAME FRONT SPREAD MODEL OF FOREST FIRE IN STEEP CANYON TERRAIN (abstract)
PRESENTER: Tzu Yang Loh
11:40
A risk-based multicriteria approach for assessing and monitoring flood disasters under heavy precipitation (abstract)
PRESENTER: Lucas da Silva
11:55
Disaster management performance under behavior changes: exploring scenarios using agent-based modeling (abstract)
12:10
Flood risk assessment for pressure equipment (abstract)
11:10-12:30 Session 3F: Risk Assessment I
Location: Room 100/5017
11:10
JURIDICAL SIDE OF ALARP: THE MONTE BIANCO TUNNEL (abstract)
PRESENTER: Emin Alakbarli
11:25
Research on Construction method of Change Risk Database in Chemical Industry (abstract)
PRESENTER: Yuan Zhang
11:40
Dangerous Goods in Maritime Transport: Assessment of Container Scanning as Means of Risk Mitigation (abstract)
PRESENTER: Arto Niemi
11:55
Asymmetries in the electrical power supply dominating PSA results for nuclear power plants (abstract)
12:10
Risk Assessment of Domino effects, Approaches and Methods Analysis in European Union and Slovak Republic (abstract)
11:10-12:30 Session 3G: Maritime and Offshore Technology I
Chair:
11:10
Risk assessment of cryogenic fuels in marine transportation (abstract)
11:25
Adopt or adapt? Seafaring communities of practices faced with increased automation (abstract)
11:40
Agent-based modelling and analysis of search and rescue (SAR) operations in the Barents Sea (abstract)
PRESENTER: Behrooz Ashrafi
11:55
Managing the Hazards of Ammonia in Seaports as a Potential Alternative Fuel for Green Shipping (abstract)
PRESENTER: Karin Reinhold
11:10-12:30 Session 3H: Mechanical and Structural Reliability
11:10
Fatigue damage prediction and reliability modeling of subsea wellhead system based on multi-factor coupling (abstract)
PRESENTER: Shengnan Wu
11:22
Probabilistic finite element-based reliability of corroded pipelines (abstract)
PRESENTER: Abraham Mensah
11:34
MITIGATING THE RISKS OF ENERGETIC FACILITIES BY CLEANING INTERNAL SURFACES (abstract)
PRESENTER: Dana Prochazkova
11:46
Segmenting without Annotating: Crack Segmentation and Monitoring via Post-hoc Classifier Explanations (abstract)
PRESENTER: Florent Forest
11:58
A New Approach for Fault Diagnosis of Rolling Bearings Based on Adaptive Batch Normalization and Attention Mechanism (abstract)
11:10-12:30 Session 3I: Mathematical Methods in Reliability and Safety I
11:10
Bayesian inference for the bounded transformed gamma process (abstract)
11:25
Analysis of the use of field data under variable conditions to develop lifetime models for electrical distribution devices. (abstract)
PRESENTER: Roman Mukin
11:40
Remaining useful life estimation of gamma degrading units characterized by a bathtub-shaped degradation rate in the presence of random effect and measurement error (abstract)
11:55
Application of Probabilistic Risk Analysis in the Overhaul of Aero-engines using a combination of Bayesian Networks and Fuzzy Set Theory - A Case Study (abstract)
12:10
Analysis of Efficiency in Response Surface Designs Considering Orthogonality Deviations and Cost Models (abstract)
12:40-13:40Lunch Break
13:45-14:25 Session 4: Plenary talk: Stephen Porter - VWay, Silver Sponsor

Stephen has over 30 years’ experience in software product development, from deeply embedded safetycriticalsystems to large scale industrial operations. Currently focused on enabling improvements in thesafe and (cyber) secure operation of complex systems in zero-emission smart-transportation, cleanenergyproduction, and ‘patient-outcome driven’ health solutions. Key to meeting this objective isproviding design, development, and deployment tools needed to orchestrate operations, methods, andprocesses amongst relevant stakeholders. STPA has emerged as the new paradigm that underpins theseefforts, helping innovators deliver safer, cleaner, and more secure solutions.Stephen is a scale-up expert, having assisted many software product companies including Polarion(acquired by Siemens in 2016), Jama Software (acquired by Insight Partners in 2018) and more recentlyassisting Intland Codebeamer SDC, (Intland were acquired by PTC, 2022). In earlier years at Wind River(pre/post IPO), he led global activities in the instrumentation, communications, and controls sector; aswell as having successfully founded, grown and divested several private companies along the way.

14:30-16:15 Session 5A: Maintenance Modelling and applications II

Maintenance and Modelling and applications II.

Location: Room 100/3023
14:30
A phase-type maintenance model considering condition-based inspections and delays before the repairs (abstract)
PRESENTER: Tianqi Sun
14:45
Fault Prediction in a Smart Building Lighting System (abstract)
PRESENTER: Anas Hossini
15:00
An adaptive prescriptive maintenance policy for a gamma deteriorating unit (abstract)
PRESENTER: Nicola Esposito
15:15
Integrated Planning of Usage-Based Maintenance and Load-Sharing under Resource Dependence (abstract)
15:30
Dependencies and resource constraints in opportunistic maintenance modeling: a systematic literature review (abstract)
PRESENTER: Lucas Equeter
15:45
A new maintenance efficiency model and inference method for interval censored failure data (abstract)
16:00
MAINTENANCE METHODE EVALUATION OF CASING ALIGNEMENT USING LASER MEASUREMENT TECHNIQUE: A CASE STUDY OF GAS TURBINE GENERATOR 100 MW CLASS (abstract)
16:15
Imperfect maintenance policy in a degrading system with two dependent components (abstract)
14:30-16:15 Session 5B: Human Factors and Human Reliability II

Human Factors and Human Reliability II

14:30
THE EFFECTIVENESS OF ADAPTIVE AUTOMATION IN HUMAN-TECHNOLOGY INTERACTION (abstract)
PRESENTER: Mina Saghafian
14:45
Evaluation of workload for operators in the aeronautical sector (abstract)
15:00
Assessment of Soldiers' Resilience to Cognitive Attacks of Russian Hybrid Warfare (abstract)
15:15
Is the education of driver instructors in Norway in line with technological development (abstract)
PRESENTER: Jan Petter Wigum
15:30
Development of detailed questions for investigating the status of human and organizational factor (HOF) issue identifications from event analysis processes (abstract)
15:45
On The Use Of Simulators To Gather Human Performance Data Of Remote Maritime Operations (abstract)
16:00
Commentary driving: exploring a method for operative safety reflections (abstract)
16:15
The design of effective safety training courses and differences in practice: an Italian study (abstract)
PRESENTER: Gaia Vitrano
14:30-16:15 Session 5C: Energy Transition to Net-Zero Workshop on Reliability, Risk and Resilience - Part II
14:30
Risk management at various stages of project management of a Hydrogen facility (abstract)
14:45
Task Analysis and Human Error Identification to Improve the Liquid Hydrogen Bunkering Process in the Maritime Sector (abstract)
15:00
Calculation of the Damage Factor for the Hydrogen-Enhanced Fatigue in the RBI Framework (abstract)
15:15
Resilience of Net-Zero Energy Systems and Infrastructure: Metrics and Measurement Methods (abstract)
15:30
Comparative Accident Risk Assessment of Energy System Technologies for the Energy Transition in OECD Countries (abstract)
PRESENTER: Matteo Spada
15:45
Rule-based deep reinforcement learning for optimal control of electrical batteries in an energy community (abstract)
16:00
Requirements for quantitative risk assessment of hydrogen facilities: An Irish use case (abstract)
14:30-16:15 Session 5D: S.35: Scenario Analysis for Decision-Support
Location: Room 2A/2065
14:30
On the Impact of Epistemic Uncertainty in Scenario Likelihood on Security Risk Analysis (abstract)
PRESENTER: Dustin Witte
14:45
STRATEGIC DECISIONS UNDER UNCERTAINTY: A ROLE FOR REQUISITE RISK MODELS? (abstract)
15:00
Scenario-based Failure Analysis of Product Systems and their Environment (abstract)
15:15
Selecting combinations of reinforcement actions to improve the reliability of distribution grids in the face of external hazards (abstract)
15:30
Risk Adjusting of Scoring-based Metrics in Physical Security Assessment (abstract)
PRESENTER: Thomas Termin
15:45
Value personas based quantitative decision support: An approach to multi-facetted decision problems (abstract)
PRESENTER: Ingo Schönwandt
16:00
Propagation process of information physical attack in oil and gas intelligent pipeline system based on SEIRS (abstract)
PRESENTER: Yuhuan Li
14:30-16:15 Session 5E: S.01: Climate Change and Extreme Weather Events Impacts on Critical Infrastructures Risk and Resilience I

The aim of this Special Session is to provide an opportunity for the researchers to share and exchange their knowledge and experience on fields relevant risk and resilience assessment of critical infrastructures while accounting for climate change. Related topics are listed as, but not limited to: 1)  Natural hazards modelling as stressors for critical infrastructures; 2) Spatial/temporal modelling and simulation of extreme climate events; 3) Climate change and their impact on critical infrastructure networks resilience; 4) Climate adaptation; 4) Natural hazards risk and susceptibility maps; 5) Extreme spatial hazards and risk of disruptions of multiple infrastructure systems; 6) System-of-system approach to risk and resilience assessment of interdependent critical infrastructure networks; 7) Cascading failures.

Location: Room 100/4013
14:30
Implications of Climate Change in Life Cycle Cost Analysis of Railway Infrastructure (abstract)
PRESENTER: A.H.S Garmabaki
14:45
Climate change and its weather hazard on the reliability of railway infrastructure (abstract)
PRESENTER: Ahmad Kasraei
15:00
Vulnerability Scenario Characterization in an Industrial Context using a Natech Indicator and a Territorial Multi-risk Approach. (abstract)
15:15
Vegetation: a risk influencing factor for Natech scenarios (abstract)
15:30
Topography-based Fuzzy Assessment of Burning Area in Wildfire Spread Simulation (abstract)
PRESENTER: Laurence Boudet
15:45
Uncertainty Management at Atmospheric Icing Management in Power Line (abstract)
PRESENTER: Abbas Barabadi
14:30-16:15 Session 5F: Risk Assessment II
Location: Room 100/5017
14:30
Optimized inspection plans for subsea equipment (abstract)
14:45
Risk identification and Bowtie analysis for risk management of subsea pipelines (abstract)
PRESENTER: Marcelo Alencar
15:00
Hybrid and Information Warfare: Challenging Topics for Risk Communication (abstract)
15:15
Dynamic and Classic PSA Model Comparison for a Plant Internal Flooding Scenario (abstract)
15:30
Logics of justification within communication of risks (abstract)
15:45
An uncertain risk concept? Perceptions of uncertainty among risk professionals in Norwegian petroleum companies (abstract)
16:00
Understanding risk-taking propensity. An investigation examining differences between members of the general population and pilots (abstract)
14:30-16:15 Session 5G: Maritime and Offshore Technology II
14:30
Method for FTA (Fault Tree Analysis) combined with FMECA (Failure Mode and Criticality Analysis) on vessels focused on improving Reliability in Pneumatic Equipment Maintenance – A Case Study (abstract)
14:45
O&M of Crew Transfer Vessels against Floating Wind Turbines – modelling the water run-up effect during personnel transfer in waves with short periods (abstract)
15:00
Challenges and Opportunities of Implementing the Operators' Perspective: Experiences from Automated Drilling Projects (abstract)
15:15
A New Model for Fuel Transfer Leak Frequencies (abstract)
PRESENTER: John Spouge
15:30
Including the human factor and environmental conditions in the reliability estimation of an LNG bunkering operation supply (abstract)
PRESENTER: Antonio Miranda
14:30-16:15 Session 5H: Civil Engineering
14:30
Stochastic Analysis of RC Rectangular Shear Wall Considering Material Properties Uncertainty (abstract)
PRESENTER: Ali Ibrahim
14:45
Probabilistic Analysis of RC Doubly Curved Shells under strong ground motions (abstract)
PRESENTER: Doaa Makhloof
15:00
Reliability analysis of the ancient Nezahualcoyotl’s dike: Investigating failure due to overflow using an improved hydrological model. (abstract)
15:15
Main Factors that Compromise Resilience in Concrete Structures (abstract)
PRESENTER: Robson Gaiofatto
15:30
Risk Assessment in the manufacture and transportation of concrete products and precast products using PFMEA (abstract)
15:45
Management of health and safety across supply chain in construction industry (abstract)
PRESENTER: Karin Reinhold
16:00
New guidelines for the quality control of risk analyses of critical hydraulic structures (abstract)
PRESENTER: Alexander Bakker
14:30-16:15 Session 5I: Mathematical Methods in Reliability and Safety II
14:30
A new efficient method to find a suboptimal allocation of components in a series-parallel structure (abstract)
14:45
Development of a Bio-Mathematical Crew Fatigue Model for Business Aviation Operators (abstract)
PRESENTER: Leonardo Baldo
15:00
Exact and asymptotic results for connected (r,2)-out-of-(m,n):F systems (abstract)
PRESENTER: Christian Tanguy
15:15
On the Use of Control Theory to Enhance Systems Towards Resilience (abstract)
PRESENTER: Tobias Demmer
15:30
Inferring Piping and Instrumentation Diagrams from Fault Tree Models (abstract)
PRESENTER: Matthias Volk
15:45
A Formal Verifcation Framework for Model Checking Safety Requirements of a Simulink Landing Gear Case Study (abstract)
PRESENTER: Hannes Stützer
16:00
Failure domain analysis using Sliced-Normal distributions (abstract)
16:15
Safety of Complex Technical System Impacted by Its Operation Process (abstract)
16:15-16:45Coffee Break
16:45-18:00 Session 6A: Maintenance Modelling and applications III
Location: Room 100/3023
16:45
A Study on the Estabishment of Virtual System for Efficient Operation of OWC Wave Power Generator (abstract)
PRESENTER: Jung Hee Lee
17:00
Optimisation of maintenance by PDMPs under conditions of population heterogeneity. (abstract)
17:15
Condition-based maintenance optimization of a large-scale system with a POMDP formulation: evaluation of a heursitic policy (abstract)
17:30
Data-Driven Condition-Based Maintenance Optimization: Application of Bootstrap in Conservative Maintenance Decisions with Limited Data (abstract)
PRESENTER: Yue Cai
17:45
Preventive Risk-based Maintenance Scheduling using Discrete-Time Markov Chain Models (abstract)
PRESENTER: Joachim Grimstad
18:00
Joint Optimization of Reallocation and Maintenance for 1-out-of-2 Pairs: G Balanced System (abstract)
PRESENTER: Xiaofei Chai
16:45-18:00 Session 6B: Human Factors and Human Reliability III

Human Factors and Human Reliability III

16:45
Human Performance Improvement Tools and Situation Awareness in Nuclear Power Plant Outage Work (abstract)
17:00
Which human reliability analysis methods are most used in industrial practice? A preliminary systematic review (abstract)
PRESENTER: Caroline Morais
17:15
Evaluation of human performance in the operation of a UAV in a joint operation scenario with troops on the ground (abstract)
17:30
Combining control room operator task load analysis and subjective workload assessment (abstract)
17:45
Natural Language Processing Tool for Identifying Influencing Factors in Human Reliability Analysis and Summarizing Accident Reports (abstract)
PRESENTER: Karl Johnson
16:45-18:00 Session 6C: Energy Transition to Net-Zero Workshop on Reliability, Risk and Resilience - Part III
16:45
MBSA model to evaluate and analyze the production availability of an offshore wind farm (abstract)
17:00
Wind Turbine Installation Vessel Mission Reliability Modelling Using Petri Nets (abstract)
PRESENTER: Rundong Yan
17:15
Bearing Health and Safety Analysis to improve the reliability and efficiency of Horizontal Axis Wind Turbine (HAWT) (abstract)
17:30
Modeling the Effect of Environmental and Operating Conditions on Power Converter Reliability in Wind Turbines with Time-Dependent Covariates (abstract)
17:45
Knowledge and Data Fusion-driven for Offshore Wind Turbine Gearbox Fault Diagnosis (abstract)
PRESENTER: Hao Liu
18:00
Wind turbine bearing diagnostics using deep learning approach (abstract)
PRESENTER: Eduardo Menezes
16:45-18:00 Session 6D: Accident and Incident Modelling II
Location: Room 2A/2065
16:45
The joint application of Functional Resonance Analysis Method (FRAM) with the Perceptual Cycle Model (PCM) supporting the safety analysis of an accident. (abstract)
17:00
Bibliometric analysis applied to the analysis and investigation of accidents in high risk industries (abstract)
PRESENTER: Francisco Silva
17:15
A concept of information-based strategy for accident prevention (abstract)
PRESENTER: Tiantian Zhu
17:30
A risk model for recreational craft accidents (abstract)
PRESENTER: Christoph Thieme
16:45-18:00 Session 6E: S.01: Climate Change and Extreme Weather Events Impacts on Critical Infrastructures Risk and Resilience II
Location: Room 100/4013
16:45
Evaluating resilience in a holistic and quantitative manner in an evolving power supply system (abstract)
PRESENTER: Kris Schroven
17:00
Operational Response to extreme weather events (abstract)
PRESENTER: Ricky Campion
17:15
Reducing coastal flood risk by improving closure reliability of storm surge barriers (abstract)
PRESENTER: Leslie Mooyaart
17:30
Estimating Tropical Cyclone induced Power Outages in Future Climate Scenarios (abstract)
17:45
Return Periods of Extreme Events in the Changing Climate: LEYP Model (abstract)
PRESENTER: Mahesh Pandey
16:45-18:00 Session 6F: Risk Assessment III
Location: Room 100/5017
16:45
Extreme External Event Probabilistic Safety Assessment Framework (abstract)
PRESENTER: Hyungjun Kim
17:00
Forecasting risks using the competence of experts (abstract)
17:15
Process hazard analysis: Proposing a structured procedure based on Multilevel Flow Modelling (abstract)
PRESENTER: Ruixue Li
17:30
Feasibility Study on Integration of Operator Modelling in DICE (abstract)
PRESENTER: Dohun Kwon
17:45
Forecasting Risks Using the Competence of Experts (abstract)
18:00
Uncertainty quantification in portfolio optimization (abstract)
PRESENTER: Xiang Zhao
18:15
Surrogate modelling of risk measures for use in probabilistic safety analysis applications (abstract)
16:45-18:00 Session 6G: Maritime and Offshore Technology III
Chair:
16:45
Real-time risk monitoring of ship pilotage operations: Automating BN risk model development (abstract)
PRESENTER: Sunil Basnet
17:00
A Bayesian inference and metaheuristics model for estimating the frequency maritime accidents: the case of Fernando de Noronha (abstract)
17:15
Availability study of an installation dedicated to CO2 capture, optimization of the design and of the injection strategy via Petri nets (abstract)
17:30
A copula-based Bayesian Network to model wave climate multivariate uncertainty in the Alboran sea (abstract)
16:45-18:00 Session 6H: Mechanical and Structural Reliability
16:45
Environmental contours and time dependence (abstract)
17:00
Reliability analysis of flexural subassemblies under ultra-high and low cycle fatigue based on Monte-Carlo method (abstract)
PRESENTER: Cheng Xie
17:15
Reliability analysis for overturning and sliding of lacustrine dikes: The Nezahualcoyotl dike case (abstract)
17:30
Improving the diagnostic reliability of AE-based failure mode detection and distinction in CFRP (abstract)
17:45
Probabilistic Analysis of Interaction of Atmospheric Icing with Wind on Structures (abstract)
18:00
AN ASSESSMENT OF THE TRADE-OFF BETWEEN ENERGETIC EFFICIENCY AND STRUCTURAL INTEGRITY IN WAVE ENERGY CONVERTERS (abstract)
PRESENTER: María L. Jalon
16:45-18:00 Session 6I: Mathematical Methods in Reliability and Safety III
16:45
Failure On Demand Analysis in the Case of Score Based Binary Classifiers: Method and Application (abstract)
17:00
A New Method for Reliability Evaluation of Two-Terminal Multistate Networks in Terms of d-MCs (abstract)
PRESENTER: Shuai Zhang
17:15
Safety Performance Analysis of High Pressure Wellhead Based on Thermodynamic Coupling Model (abstract)
PRESENTER: Bin Li
17:30
Importance analysis in the evaluation of input attributes of classifiers (abstract)
PRESENTER: Elena Zaitseva
17:45
Schematizing rainfall events with multivariate depth-duration dependence (abstract)
PRESENTER: Guus Rongen
Tuesday, September 5th

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09:00-09:40 Session 8: Plenary session - Professor Iunio Iervolino- Seismic risk and resilience of civil infrastructure: Towards the reconciliation of time and space

Iunio Iervolino is full professor of Structural Engineering at the University of Naples Federico II and at Istituto Universitario di Studi Superiori, Pavia. He has a master in Management Engineering and a master and a Ph.D. in Seismic Risk. He has worked long time under the supervision of C. Allin Cornell. He is editorial board member or associate editor of several scientific journals, such as Earthquake Engineering and Structural Dynamics, Soil Dynamics and Earthquake Engineering, Computer Aided Civil and Infrastructure Engineering, Sustainable and Resilient Infrastructure.

09:45-11:00 Session 9A: Human Factors and Human Reliability IV

Human Factors and Human Reliability IV

09:45
The Procedure Performance Predictor (P3): Application of the HUNTER Dynamic Human Reliability Analysis Software to Inform the Development of New Procedures (abstract)
PRESENTER: Ronald Boring
10:00
Designing Future Control Environments: A Feasibility Study Approach Developed at IFE FutureLab (abstract)
PRESENTER: Lars Hurlen
10:15
Benchmark Exercise on Safety Engineering Practices: Management Plan Concept (abstract)
PRESENTER: Essi Immonen
10:30
The Spatial Dimension in Human Reliability Analysis (abstract)
10:45
The impact of seismic events on human reliability and Phoenix HRA methodology (abstract)
09:45-11:00 Session 9B: Energy Transition to Net-Zero Workshop on Reliability, Risk and Resilience - Part IV
09:45
Risk Assessment and Reliability in the implementation of Urban Electric Mobility Projects (abstract)
10:00
Perception of threats in Offshore Windfarms and possible countermeasures (abstract)
10:15
Practical Barriers in Implementing Intrusion Detection Systems in Control Systems in Electric Utilites (abstract)
PRESENTER: Jon-Martin Storm
10:30
Meeting new electrification needs: How a Norwegian grid operator is seeking to improve coordination by building a public capacity simulation service (abstract)
PRESENTER: Lars Hurlen
10:45
Comparative Risk Assessment of Wind Turbine Accidents from a Societal Perspective (abstract)
PRESENTER: Peter Burgherr
09:45-11:00 Session 9C: Accident and Incident Modelling III
Location: Room 2A/2065
09:45
Fatal series of domestic gas cylinder explosions in Sri Lanka; A tragedy rooted in a failed process safety management (abstract)
10:00
Evaluating differences between maritime accident databases (abstract)
PRESENTER: Spencer Dugan
10:15
Performance analysis in accident investigations in the oil and gas industry (abstract)
PRESENTER: Francisco Silva
10:30
A Guide for Identifying Human Factors in Accident Investigations (abstract)
PRESENTER: Stig Winge
10:45
Accidents at level crossings (abstract)
11:00
ENHANCING PROACTIVENESS AND MITIGATION CONCERNING MARINE OIL SPILL ACCIDENTS WITHIN THE HELLENIC SEAS (abstract)
09:45-11:00 Session 9D: S.24: Mitigating and adapting to climate change disasters in the Arctic

This session focuses on the challenges facing Arctic organisations, companies and communities that threaten their ability to be resilient to potentially disastrous events. The purpose of this special session is to present ongoing research on the impact of these hazards and to discuss the conceptual implication the findings have for social systems’ future mitigation and adaptation. During the discussions, we will explore conceptual commonalities across the different cases and present subjects of further research and collaboration.

Location: Room 100/4013
09:45
Mitigation of Climate Change. The need for increased consideration of risk and uncertainty. (abstract)
09:57
ENHANCING COMMUNITY-BASED SEARCH & RESCUE IN THE CANADIAN ARCTIC THROUGH RISK ANALYSIS (abstract)
10:09
Complexity of tourist safety in the Arctic: stakeholder’s knowledge co-production (abstract)
10:21
The limits of organisational resilience (abstract)
10:33
Climate adaptation: How can leaders maintain and improve their trust whiles managing a creeping climate change crisis? (abstract)
10:45
Identifying and managing uncertainty in governance of climate-related risk: Lessons from an Arctic society (abstract)
PRESENTER: Siri Holen
09:45-11:00 Session 9E: New Foundational Issues in Risk Assessment and Management
Location: Room 100/5017
09:45
Interfacing risk logic, riskification, and risk governance: some research implications (abstract)
10:00
REDEFINITION OF RISK IN NORWEGIAN PETROLEUM: RISK MANAGEMENT CONSEQUENCES (abstract)
10:15
Challenges of Hazard Identification (abstract)
10:30
Manageablity of risk - a literature study (abstract)
PRESENTER: Torgrim Huseby
09:45-11:00 Session 9F: Aeronautics and Aerospace I
Chair:
09:45
Application of Framework for Risk Assessment in Ultrasonic Testing (UT) of Critical Parts – A Case Study (abstract)
10:00
Analysis of Shrinkage Estimators and Bayesian Decision Rules for Bioburden Density Estimation in Planetary Protection Probabilistic Risk Assessment (abstract)
PRESENTER: Andrei Gribok
10:15
Acceptance of residual risk in a Brazilian military aeronautical project through the application of a method (abstract)
10:30
The Functional Resonance Analysis Method (FRAM) on Aviation: A Systematic Review (abstract)
10:45
On how to capture uncertainty in drone design verification: A critical look at the EASA requirements (abstract)
PRESENTER: Selcuk Yilmaz
09:45-11:00 Session 9G: S.16: Digitalisation and AI for managing risk in construction projects
09:45
Using NLP for Automated Contract Review and Risk Assessment (abstract)
PRESENTER: Irem Dikmen
10:00
A BIM-Based Risk Management Model for Construction Waste Reduction and Control (abstract)
PRESENTER: Huseyin Erol
10:15
Using Web Crawling for Automated Country Risk Assessment (abstract)
PRESENTER: Irem Dikmen
10:30
The Applications of Smart Wearable Sensors to Improve Safety in Construction Projects (abstract)
PRESENTER: M.K.S. Al-Mhdawi
09:45-11:00 Session 9H: System Reliability I
09:45
Preliminary reliability analysis of autonomous underwater vehicle in the polar environment based on failure mode and effects analysis and fault tree analysis (abstract)
PRESENTER: Hyonjeong Noh
10:00
QUANTUM OPTIMIZATION FOR REDUNDANCY ALLOCATION PROBLEM CONSIDERING VARIOUS SUBSYSTEMS (abstract)
PRESENTER: Isis Lins
10:15
Identification of risky parts in a product fleet in the usage phase based on cluster analysis – case study light electric vehicle in the urban environment (abstract)
PRESENTER: Alicia Puls
10:30
Experimental Analysis of a Lithium-Ion Battery Pack after Long Service Life in a Conventional Electric Vehicle Considering Second-Life Applications (abstract)
PRESENTER: Tobias Scholz
10:45
Reliability analysis of telecommunication network from customer damage perspective: An overview of two pivotal techniques (abstract)
11:00-11:30Coffee Break
11:30-12:45 Session 10A: Prognostics and Systems Health Management I

Prognostics and Systems Health Management I

Location: Room 100/3023
11:30
Data Preparation for Precursor Identification in Unstable Approach Events (abstract)
PRESENTER: Jie Yang
11:45
A multi-scale LSTM with multi-head self-attention embedding mechanism for remaining useful life prediction (abstract)
PRESENTER: Ting Zhu
12:00
Degradation modeling and RUL estimation of feedback control systems using stochastic diffusion process (abstract)
PRESENTER: Yufei Gong
12:15
Towards a probabilistic error correction approach for improved drone battery health assessment (abstract)
PRESENTER: Jokin Alcibar
12:30
ROTATING MACHINERY HEALTH STATE DIAGNOSIS THROUGH QUANTUM MACHINE LEARNING (abstract)
PRESENTER: Lavínia Araújo
12:45
Deep learning-based method optimized by an improved variational sparrow search algorithm for remaining useful life prediction of rolling bearings (abstract)
11:30-12:45 Session 10B: Human Factors and Human Reliability V
11:30
Estimating Performance Time of FLEX Implementation Based on Staffing Level Considering Multi-Unit Accidents (abstract)
PRESENTER: Yochan Kim
11:45
Experimental Set-Up for Evaluating Operator Performance through Operations Control Room Simulation in the Oil and Gas Industry (abstract)
PRESENTER: Plínio Ramos
12:00
Understanding the effect of broadband and babble noise on operators’ cognition (abstract)
12:15
Developing a real-time mental workload assessment method of Air Traffic Controllers based on behavioral measures. (abstract)
12:30
Preliminary Safety-Critical Scenario Analysis of Semi-Automated Train Operation (abstract)
PRESENTER: Yang Sun
12:45
Perceived usefulness and usability of overview displays for nuclear control rooms (abstract)
PRESENTER: Alf Ove Braseth
11:30-12:45 Session 10C: Energy Transition to Net-Zero Workshop on Reliability, Risk and Resilience - Part V
11:30
Connection capability of distributed generation units in a power system under Active Network Management (abstract)
PRESENTER: Juan Sun
11:45
Optimal operational planning of wind turbine fatigue progression under stochastic wind uncertainty (abstract)
PRESENTER: Niklas Requate
11:57
From Expert Judgment at the Early Design Stage to Quantitative Resilience Curves Using Fuzzy AHP and Dynamic Bayesian Networks (abstract)
12:12
Knee-deep in two “bathtubs”: Extending Holling’s Ecological Resilience Concept for Critical Infrastructure Modeling and Applying it to an Offshore Wind Farm (abstract)
PRESENTER: Lukas Halekotte
12:27
Korea SDP Regulatory Process based on Regulatory PSA Model (abstract)
PRESENTER: Dongwon Lee
11:30-12:45 Session 10D: S.33: Challenges and Opportunities for Risk and Resilience of Industrial Plants in the Management of Socio-Technological Systems I

The goal of this special session is to explore the relation between the resilience of an Industrial Plant and the human factors in a socio-technical setting. Deepening the resilience analysis is strongly linked to human factors, control theory and safety engineering, not excluding the integration with the new Industry era. Precisely from this consideration arises the need to understand how people can adapt to an environment full of dangers and pitfalls and, in other words, how people who are part of a system can present “resilient characteristics. ”, Such as modifying the very Resilience of the system with the new technologies. The result that will be presented will describe how the whole industrial system and the human factor are connected to Resilience.

Location: Room 2A/2065
11:30
HOW TO MEASURE ORGANIZATIONAL RESILIENCE THROUGH LEADING AND LAGGING INDICATORS OF THE SAFETY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM PERFORMANCE (abstract)
PRESENTER: Marianna Madonna
11:45
THE CHALLENGE OF TODAY’S INDUSTRY: SAFETY AND RELIABILITY IN RESILIENT COMPLEX SYSTEMS (abstract)
PRESENTER: Silvia Carra
12:00
Safety culture for resilience in nuclear safety management. Analysis of the relationships of its variables through a bibliographic review and AHP. (abstract)
PRESENTER: Gregorio Acuña
12:15
Modeling a cyber-resilience-for-manufacturing ecosystem through causal loop diagram (abstract)
PRESENTER: Saloua Said
12:30
Applying Functional Resonance Analysis Method to strengthen resilience in the Norwegian customs infrastructure (abstract)
PRESENTER: Lars Gregersen
12:45
The Potential of Decentralized Autonomous Organizations for Enhancing Inter-organizational Collaborations for Critical Infrastructure Resilience (abstract)
PRESENTER: Boris Petrenj
11:30-12:45 Session 10E: S.15: Digital twin: recent advancements, challenges and real-case applications I

This special session aims to bring together experts from academia and industry on digital twinning in order to address the following challenges:

  • Computational cost (and stability in fact) to propagate uncertainty through a high-fidelity simulation: intrusive vs non-intrusive approaches.
  • Quantify the uncertainty in the simulation and model: how twin is the twin?
  • How to assimilate data from different sources and different quality and different representations into the model?
  • How to control the different fidelity levels of the digital twin in different tasks or analyses?
Location: Room 100/4013
11:30
Predictive Modeling for Asset Availability using Artificial Intelligence (abstract)
11:45
Comparative Study on Optimization Methods in Finite Element Model Updating (abstract)
PRESENTER: Jaebeom Lee
12:00
Life-cycle Considerations for Trusting a Digital Twin for Safety Demonstrations (abstract)
12:15
Digital twins or equivalent infrastructure models? The role of modeling granularity in regional risk analysis of infrastructure (abstract)
12:30
Design of a digital twin for prognostics health management of an O&G asset (abstract)
11:30-12:45 Session 10F: Risk and Asset Management
Location: Room 100/5017
11:30
Research on Multi-factor Coupling Analysis and Risk Warning of Operation Activity in Petrochemical Enterprises (abstract)
PRESENTER: Xiaoyan Guo
11:45
Challenges in Functional Modelling for Safety and Risk Analysis (abstract)
PRESENTER: Jing Wu
12:00
Real-Time Data-Driven Utilization Affecting Business Processes on the Operation and Maintenance of Power Generation (abstract)
12:15
Methodology for processing the risk management plan for selected assets of the transport infrastructure (abstract)
PRESENTER: Jan Prochazka
12:30
The appropriation by crisis managers of the “Business Continuity Plan” during the pandemic crisis. (abstract)
11:30-12:45 Session 10G: Aeronautics and Aerospace II
11:30
CFD Simulation and Experimental Study on Outgassing and Damage Characteristics of Multilayer Insulation During Ascent (abstract)
PRESENTER: Shouqing Huang
11:45
Impact of the arrival of micro/mini-launchers and micro-satellite constellations on RAMS activities (abstract)
PRESENTER: Loriane Bourjac
12:00
SAFEST: the static and dynamic fault tree analysis tool (abstract)
PRESENTER: Matthias Volk
12:15
Risk analysis for in-flight refueling missions between a jet-powered aircraft and helicopters (abstract)
11:30-12:45 Session 10H: S.16: Digitalisation and AI for managing risk in construction projects II
11:30
Development of Risk Management framework for Digitalization and AI use in Engineering projects (abstract)
11:45
Building Information Modelling (BIM)-Based Quality Management System for Mitigating Building Failures and Collapse: A Case Study of Nigeria (abstract)
PRESENTER: Ebere Okonta
12:00
Expert Evaluation of Chat GPT Performance for Risk Management Process based on ISO 31000 Standard (abstract)
PRESENTER: M.K.S. Al-Mhdawi
12:15
Machine Learning in Construction Industry: Opportunities and Challenges for Decision-Making and Safety Management (abstract)
11:30-12:45 Session 10I: System Reliability II
11:30
Towards a Graphical Specification of Operational Rules in RiskSpectrum ModelBuilder (abstract)
PRESENTER: Pavel Krcal
11:45
A new approach to time Petri nets modelling with an example of transportation system performance analysis (abstract)
12:00
A GSPN-based dynamic reliability modeling method for UAV data link system (abstract)
12:15
Physics-Informed Neural Network for Online State of Health Estimation of Lithium-ion Batteries (abstract)
PRESENTER: Fusheng Jiang
12:45-13:45Lunch Break
13:50-14:30 Session 11: Plenary session: Professor Ingrid Utne, NTNU. Title: Risk-aware autonomous systems for safe and intelligent decision making

Dr. Ingrid Bouwer Utne is a Professor at Department of Marine Technology at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU). Her main research area is risk assessment and modeling of marine and maritime systems. Utne started her career in the marine domain as a young officer onboard two Norwegian frigates, and among other things she sailed with NATO’s Immediate Reaction Force.  Later, she has worked in the research institute SINTEF, in the industry, and she has been a visiting Scholar at UC Berkeley where she was a member of the Deepwater Horizon Study Group (DHSG) at the Center for Catastrophic Risk Management. The DHSG served as advisor to the US Presidential Commission, authorities, and the public on issues related to the Macondo blowout. In recent years she has specifically focused her research on improving the safety and intelligence of autonomous systems, as part of interdisciplinary work in the Center of Excellence on Autonomous Marine Operations and Systems (NTNU AMOS).

14:35-15:50 Session 12A: Prognostics and Systems Health Management II

Prognostics and Systems Health Management II

Location: Room 100/3023
14:35
Confidence interval for RUL: a new approach based on time transformation and reliability theory (abstract)
PRESENTER: Pierre Dersin
14:50
Uncertainty quantification of different data sources with regard to a LSTM analysis of grinded surfaces (abstract)
15:05
Fully Unsupervised Fault Detection in Solar Power Plants using Physics-Informed Deep Learning (abstract)
15:20
Interpretation of influential factors for AI-based anomaly detection (abstract)
PRESENTER: Sheng Ding
15:35
Investigation on the capacity of deep learning to handle uncertainties in remaining useful life prediction (abstract)
PRESENTER: Zeina Al Masry
14:35-15:50 Session 12B: Innovative Computing Technologies in Reliability and Safety

Human Factors and Human Reliability V

14:35
Improvement of a method of jam detection on conveyor belt in a waste sorting plant. (abstract)
PRESENTER: Calliane You
14:50
SafetyKube: Towards Orchestration at the Edge for Critical Production Systems (abstract)
PRESENTER: Yousuf Al-Obaidi
15:05
An automatic live load survey method based on multi-source Internet data and computer vision (abstract)
PRESENTER: Chi Xu
15:20
Multi-label Classification with Embedded Feature Selection for Complex Abnormal Event Diagnosis (abstract)
PRESENTER: Ji Hyeon Shin
15:35
QUANTUM MACHINE LEARNING FOR DROWSINESS DETECTION WITH EEG SIGNALS (abstract)
PRESENTER: Caio Maior
15:50
Model for compiling the specifications for the reconstruction of critical objects (abstract)
PRESENTER: Dana Prochazkova
14:35-15:50 Session 12C: Safety Nuclear Systems I

The objective of this session is to discuss advances in Nuclear safety research. Topics discusses involve risk modelling, assessment and management.

14:35
Tools for Ensuring a High-Quality Experiment Aimed at the Safe Cooling of Large Heat Flows (abstract)
PRESENTER: Dana Prochazkova
14:50
NPP Emergency Response Planning utilizing Tree Search Algorithm and Deep learning Models (abstract)
PRESENTER: Junyong Bae
15:05
Multi-Step Soil-Structure Interaction Analysis of Nuclear Power Plant Containment Building using Beam-Stick Model Considering Structural Nonlinearity (abstract)
PRESENTER: Yuree Choi
15:20
A Fault Simulation and Monitoring Method of DCS in Nuclear Power Plant Based on Virtual Platform (abstract)
PRESENTER: Chao Guo
15:35
Phoenix HRA Methodology: Preliminary Investigation for Digital Control Rooms, Explicit Time Treatment, and Future Extensions (abstract)
14:35-15:50 Session 12D: S.33: Challenges and Opportunities for Risk and Resilience of Industrial Plants in the Management of Socio-Technological Systems II
Location: Room 2A/2065
14:35
Railway safety analysis : trends and challanges (abstract)
14:50
Ontologies: discussion of a research protocol on safety management systems articulating social sciences and computer science (abstract)
15:05
Facility-Level Downtime Estimation Using Only Publicly Available Data Seth Guikema (abstract)
15:20
Nuclear safety management: A model of nuclear power plant operation based on system dynamics (abstract)
15:35
A System Management for Resilience Engineering : a qualitative and quantitative framework proposal (abstract)
14:35-15:50 Session 12E: S.15: Digital twin: recent advancements, challenges and real-case applications II
Location: Room 100/4013
14:35
Surrogate Model-Based Calibration of a Flying Satellite Battery Digital Twin (abstract)
14:50
Digital Twin Technology for Risk Management of the safety-critical systems in the energy transition (abstract)
15:05
A Digital Twin Model for Drone Based Distributed Healthcare Network (abstract)
PRESENTER: Gianluca Filippi
14:35-15:50 Session 12F: Risk and Asset Management
Location: Room 100/5017
14:35
A case study to demonstrate the applicability of a risk management framework based on collaborative governance and integrated risk-resilience strategies for smart city lighthouse projects (abstract)
14:50
Risks Management in Complex depollution Systems engineering and control (abstract)
15:05
Identifying Required Data for Power Generation O&M Investment Plan Decision Making (abstract)
PRESENTER: Herry Nugraha
15:20
A case study of ecological suitability of mussel and seaweed cultivation using bivariate copula functions (abstract)
PRESENTER: Rieke Santjer
14:35-15:50 Session 12G: Aeronautics and Aerospace III
14:35
Risk Management in Aviation Infrastructure: A Statistical Analysis of Selected European Countries (abstract)
14:50
Statistical analysis of aviation incidents caused by crew communication problems (abstract)
PRESENTER: Tadeusz Zaworski
15:05
Survival Analysis of Small Satellites (abstract)
PRESENTER: Kaiqi Xu
14:35-15:50 Session 12H: Cyber Physical Systems
14:35
A pragmatic mission-centric approach to ICT risk and security – Autonomous vehicles as a case (abstract)
14:50
Cybersecurity in railway - alternatives of independent assessors’ involvement in cybersecurity assurance (abstract)
15:05
Methodological insights for the prevention of cyber-attacks risks in the energy sector: An Empirical Study (abstract)
PRESENTER: Jean Bertholat
15:20
Increasing effectiveness of development and operation of software for cyber-physical systems (abstract)
15:35
On the cyber-emergency preparedness in a resilient organization (abstract)
PRESENTER: Anurag Shukla
14:35-15:50 Session 12I: Accelerated Life Testing & Degradation Testing
14:35
Optimization of Step-stress ADT following Tweedie Exponential Dispersion process (abstract)
14:50
Degradation Process Modeling based on Reliability Test and Machine Learning Regression (abstract)
PRESENTER: Zdenek Vintr
15:05
Accelerated Life Testing in Maritime Critical Systems (abstract)
15:20
Accelerated Life Cycle Analysis of Lithium-Ion-Batteries under Different Fast Charging Algorithms (abstract)
15:35
Optimal design of thermal variant stress spectrum based on virtual accelerated life test of the circuit board (abstract)
15:50-16:20Coffee Break
16:20-17:35 Session 13A: Prognostics and Systems Health Management III

Prognostics and Systems Health Management III

Location: Room 100/3023
16:20
Identifying Changes in Degradation Stages for an Unsupervised Fault Prognosis Method for Engineering Systems (abstract)
16:35
Health index calculation using FMECA for high-voltage circuit breakers (abstract)
PRESENTER: Jordon A. Grant
16:50
Prediction of Remaining Useful Life for Bearings using Parallel Neural Networks (abstract)
17:05
Multilevel Artificial Intelligence Classification of Faulty Image Data for Enhancing Sensor Reliability (abstract)
PRESENTER: Omar Mohammed
17:20
Cutting Tool Degradation Monitoring in Turning with Artificial Neural Network (abstract)
16:20-17:35 Session 13B: S.25: Human Dependability & Automation for Robotic, Intelligent and Autonomous systems

S.25: Human Dependability & Automation for Robotic, Intelligent and Autonomous systems

 

16:20
Proposed method for analysis of eye tracking data from unmanned ship operation (abstract)
16:35
Safety and Human Dependability in seaborne autonomous vessels (abstract)
PRESENTER: Christoph Thieme
16:50
Safe work practice: choosing the right level of flightdeck automation (abstract)
PRESENTER: Aud Wahl
17:05
Challenges and Solutions for Autonomous Systems Safety – Findings from three International Workshops (IWASS) (abstract)
17:20
Assessing the Impact of Autonomous Vessels on the Navigational Safety of Maritime Transport (abstract)
PRESENTER: Iulia Manole
17:35
Adaptivity in human-robot-interaction (abstract)
16:20-17:35 Session 13C: Safety Nuclear Systems II
16:20
Resiliency of Industrial Complexes Powered by Small modular Reactors (abstract)
PRESENTER: Dana Prochazkova
16:35
Reliability and Safety Assessment of a Passive Containment Cooling System in Advanced Heavy Water Reactors (abstract)
PRESENTER: Saikat Basak
16:50
A Study of New Risk Metrics for Non-Light Water Small Modular Reactor (abstract)
17:05
Achieving a Level of Autonomy for Autonomous Operation of Microreactors: Safety and Reliability Consideration (abstract)
17:20
STPA-based Safety Approach on the Emergency Ventilation System in Nuclear Power Plant (abstract)
PRESENTER: Ankur Shukla
16:20-17:35 Session 13D: S.34: Risk Analysis and Safety in Standardisation I

 The aim is to promote a discussion between academic research and industrial about state-of-the-art solutions proposed in the field of standardization of safety related topics with a preference to topics covered by Machine Directive (2006/42/EC). We intend to test best the practice with examples of theoretical models (probabilistic) and empirical data (relative frequencies) related to safety and risk analysis in standardization. We also welcome comparisons between different standardization paradigms with clear examples to support the discussions.

Location: Room 2A/2065
16:20
ISO/IEC 27001:2022 and ISO/IEC 27019:2018 ISMS Mapping Tool for Stakeholders in the Energy Industry (abstract)
PRESENTER: Asiye Öztürk
16:35
Comparison of a Normal and Logistic Probability Distribution for the Determination of the Impact Resistance of Polycarbonate Vision Panels (abstract)
PRESENTER: Nils Bergström
16:50
Safety Argumentation for a Nuclear Reactor Protection System – an Assessor’s View (abstract)
PRESENTER: Xueli Gao
17:05
A continuous OT cybersecurity risk analysis and mitigation process (abstract)
PRESENTER: Christoph Thieme
17:20
Safety of Machinery – Proposal for a comparative method for statistical tools with examples (abstract)
16:20-17:35 Session 13E: S.28: Approaches to generate and use digital twins for the optimized lifecycle of critical infrastructure systems to enhance reliability and safety in the operation phase

 The possibilities of generating and using digital twins using advanced technologies (AI, immersive technologies, sensor technology) will be considered in the special session.  To this aim, novel and innovative approaches from interdisciplinary research will be brought together and the diverse application and linkage possibilities of a digital twin in critical infrastructures from different disciplines (traffic road construction, energy systems, hospital systems) will be demonstrated.

Location: Room 100/4013
16:20
Industry 4.0 for the process industry: Using OPC UA to implement an information model for follow-up of safety instrumented systems (abstract)
16:32
Secure and trustworthy generation of digital models of existing bridge structures using distributed ledger technology and blockchain (abstract)
PRESENTER: Jan-Iwo Jäkel
16:44
Creating 3D models of bridges using different data sources and machine learning methods (abstract)
PRESENTER: Annette Schmitt
16:56
Concept for human-machine interfaces for resilient data extraction from digital twins (abstract)
PRESENTER: Fabian Faltin
17:08
Status quo of BIM implementation in hospital construction: a systematic literature review (abstract)
17:20
Approach to generate a simple semantic data model from 2D bridge plans using AI-based text recognition (abstract)
16:20-17:35 Session 13F: S.14: Next Generation Methodologies for System Safety Analysis

S.14: Next Generation Methodologies for System Safety Analysis

Location: Room 100/5017
16:20
A discussion on the use of Eliminative Argumentation (EA) to identify Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) for the CERN LHC Machine Protection System. (abstract)
PRESENTER: Chris Rees
16:35
Importance Measures in dynamic and dependent fault tree analysis (D2T2) (abstract)
PRESENTER: Sally Lunt
16:50
A nested Petri Net – Fault Tree approach for system dependency modelling (abstract)
PRESENTER: Silvia Tolo
17:05
Enhancing Realism in a Spent Fuel Pool PSA: Dynamic Repair Modelling and Realistic Mission Times (abstract)
17:20
Enhanced Bayesian Network for Reliability Assessment: Application to Salt Domes as Disposal Sites for Radioactive Waste Problem (abstract)
PRESENTER: Andrea Perin
16:20-17:35 Session 13G: Safety, Reliability and Maintenance in Railway Industry
16:20
Developing risk models that are resilient and responsive to rapid change (abstract)
PRESENTER: Chris Harrison
16:35
Analysis of fault response strategies of Fully Automatic Operation System based on quantitative Resilience Assessment (abstract)
PRESENTER: Ru Niu
16:50
A Review on Risk Assessment Methodologies of Decision-making for Virtually Coupled Trains (abstract)
PRESENTER: Yiling Wu
17:05
New definition and specification of Operational Design Condition for autonomous railway system (abstract)
PRESENTER: Rim Louhichi
17:20
An Integrated Reliability, Availability, and Maintainability Approach for Metro Systems (abstract)
17:35
Reliability challenges of 5g and beyond networks applications in high-speed trains (abstract)
PRESENTER: Rui Li
17:50
A REVIEW OF AN NATIONAL SAFETY AUTHORITY’S SUPERVISION ACTIVITIES & AUDIT OUTCOMES TO ENHANCE ITS MONITORING OF RAILWAY ORGANISATION SAFETY MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS. (abstract)
PRESENTER: Shane O'Duffy
16:20-17:35 Session 13H: S.02: Reliability and Resilience of Interdependent Cyber-Physical Systems I
16:20
SynthiCAD: Generation of Industrial Image Data Sets for Resilience Evaluation of Safety-Critical Classifiers (abstract)
PRESENTER: Berit Schuerrle
16:35
Towards Cross-Domain Resilience in Interdependent Power and ICT Infrastructures: A Failure Modes and Effects Analysis of an SDN-enabled Smart Power Grid (abstract)
PRESENTER: Khaled Sayad
16:50
Resilience enhancement of cyber-physical systems against hybrid attacks (abstract)
PRESENTER: Zhaoyuan Yin
17:05
An Importance Function to Generate Scenarios for Training a Grey-Box Model for the Computational Risk Assessment of Cyber-Physical Systems (abstract)
17:20
Community of Practitioners – Ensuring relevance and resilience of future Multimodal Traffic Management (abstract)
16:20-17:35 Session 13I: S.13: Coping with Imprecision in Reliability Analysis
16:20
Consideration of polymorphic uncertainty in model-free data-driven identification of stress-strain relations (abstract)
PRESENTER: Selina Zschocke
16:35
Multicriteria optimal maintenance planning for industrial electrical installations (abstract)
16:50
Estimation of Imprecise Failure Probabilities using an Augmented First-Order Reliability Method (abstract)
17:05
Computing upper probabilities of failure using optimization algorithms together with reweighting and importance sampling. (abstract)
PRESENTER: Thomas Fetz
17:20
Drone flight time estimation under epistemic uncertainty (abstract)
PRESENTER: Edoardo Patelli
17:35
Imprecise Survival Signature Computation Through Interval Predictor Models (abstract)
Wednesday, September 6th

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09:00-09:40 Session 14: Plenary session - Professor Jin Wang- Effects of offshore safety case regulations on vessel/platform collision incidents

Prof. Jin Wang has served as Associate Dean (Research) in the Faculty of Engineering and Technology of LJMU since 2015 and also as Director of the LOOM Research Institute since 2003. Prof. Wang joined LJMU as a lecturer in 1995. He was promoted as Reader in Marine Engineering and Professor of Marine Technology in 1999 and 2002, respectively. His research interests are in risk-based design and operation of large maritime engineering systems. He has published extensively in this area, making him among top 70 in Civil Engineering in terms of publications and citations in the World Ranking of Scientists worldwide since 2020. He has authored or co-authored over 500 technical research outputs including 2 research monographs and 200 SCI-cited journal papers.  He is Editor-in-Chief of Journal of Marine Engineering and Technology. He is Chair of the UK-Malaysia University Consortium (UK-MUC) of 16 UK and all 20 public Malaysian Universities to expand international higher education between the UK and Malaysia.

09:45-11:00 Session 15A: Prognostics and Systems Health Management IV

Prognostics and Systems Health Management IV

Location: Room 100/3023
09:45
On the joint use of multiple linear residual generators for improving fault detection in wind turbines (abstract)
10:00
Data Driven Approach for Diagnostic and Prognostic of Vertical Motor-Driven Pump (abstract)
10:15
Remaining Useful Life Control of a Deteriorating Wind Turbine with Flexible-shaft Drive-train (abstract)
10:30
Assessment of fault detection and monitoring techniques for effective digitalization (abstract)
10:45
Framework for the monitoring of complex surfaces based on optical assessment (abstract)
09:45-11:00 Session 15B: S.26: Collaborative Intelligence in Safety Critical Systems I

The topics covered in this session should be at the intersections of the followings:

  • Modelling the dynamics of system behaviours for the production processes, IoT systems, and critical infrastructures (System Safety Engineering)
  • Designing and implementing processes capable of monitoring interactions between automated systems and the humans destined to use them (Human Factors/ Neuroergonomics)
  • Using data analytics and AI to create novel human-in-the-loop automation paradigms to support decision making and/or anticipate critical scenarios
  • Managing the Legal and Ethical implications in the use of physiology-recording wearable sensors and human performance data in AI algorithms.
09:45
Framework of a Neuroergonomic Assessment in Human-Robot Collaboration (abstract)
PRESENTER: Carlo Caiazzo
09:57
A Comprehensive Framework for Ensuring the Trustworthiness of AI Systems (abstract)
PRESENTER: Monika Reif
10:09
Understanding and Quantifying Human Factors in Programming from Demonstration: A user study proposal (abstract)
PRESENTER: Shakra Mehak
10:21
BlackAUT: Concepts for Blackout Resilience from a Comprehensive Strategic Exercise in Austria (abstract)
PRESENTER: Stefan Schauer
10:33
Analysing "Human-in-the-loop" for advances in process safety: a design of experiment in a simulated process control room (abstract)
PRESENTER: Chidera Amazu
09:45-11:00 Session 15C: Safety Nuclear Systems III
09:45
Program of Training A Critical Nuclear Power Plant Personnel to Ensure A Specific Response (abstract)
PRESENTER: Dana Prochazkova
10:00
Impact of adaptive automation for supporting operation of a nuclear plant. An explorative study. (abstract)
PRESENTER: Rossella Bisio
10:15
Development of Post-Processing Methods for Dynamic Event Analyzer, DICE (abstract)
PRESENTER: Yuntae Gwak
10:30
Influence of physical parameters over the overflow probability of a radioactive waste near surface repository: the case of the Abadia de Goiás repository in Brazil (abstract)
10:45
Development of a reference book on common cause failures in German nuclear power plants (abstract)
PRESENTER: Michael Homann
11:00
METHODOLOGY OF COMPILING A STEAM GENERATOR MAINTENANCE PLAN (abstract)
PRESENTER: Dana Prochazkova
09:45-11:00 Session 15D: S.34: Risk Analysis and Safety in Standardisation II
Location: Room 2A/2065
09:45
Implementation of STPA methodology into military jet aircraft certification process according to EMAR certification criteria for Safety. (abstract)
PRESENTER: Milan Pšenička
10:00
Withstanding capacity of insulating panels used in machinery assemblies (abstract)
PRESENTER: Fabio Pera
10:15
Emerging Technology Certification Risk Assessment with ETHICIST (abstract)
PRESENTER: Shamal Faily
10:30
Full guard testing for ejection in machines, from standard requirements to real specification (abstract)
PRESENTER: Luca Landi
09:45-11:00 Session 15E: S.30: Overcoming data and label scarcity for machine learning-based risk and reliability assessment I

The special session will focus on contributions made towards addressing scarcity in data (inputs and/or targets) including scenarios where inputs and/or labels are scarce (or not available at all), or are not sufficiently representative of all operating conditions of the system. Specifically, the following approaches for building ML models for risk and reliability assessment in the low data-regime will be considered:

  • Reliability of machine learning models built from digital twins
  • Physics-informed machine learning
  • Uncertainty quantification of deep learning models (Bayesian models, ensemble methods, and others)
  • ML approaches to handle scarcity in input and target data, and poor representativeness of training data (active learning, semi-supervised learning, unsupervised learning, generative modelling, data augmentation, and others).
Location: Room 100/4013
09:45
Constructing health indicators for systems with few failure instances using unsupervised learning (abstract)
10:00
Explainable artificial intelligence for understanding the ageing classes of reinforced concrete bridge components (abstract)
10:15
A Generic Fully Unsupervised Framework for Machine-Learning-Based Anomaly Detection (abstract)
10:30
Automated and self-adapting approach to AI-based anomaly detection (abstract)
PRESENTER: Sheng Ding
10:45
complex-valued-AE for Structural Health Monitoring with Frequency Modulated Continuous Wave Radar (abstract)
11:00
Exploiting Explanations to Detect Misclassifications of Deep Learning Models in Power Grid Visual Inspection (abstract)
09:45-11:00 Session 15F: S.07: Computational and Simulation-based Risk Assessment I
Location: Room 100/5017
09:45
A transformer outage duration model with application to asset management decision support (abstract)
10:00
Consideration of Uncertainty in Reliability Demonstration Test Planning (abstract)
PRESENTER: Martin Dazer
10:15
Estimating uncertainty in reliability of supply analysis considering component condition (abstract)
PRESENTER: Håkon Toftaker
10:30
Automatic Reliability Assessment of Data Paths in Sensor Networks (abstract)
10:45
Overall Markov diagram design and simulation example for scalable safety analysis of autonomous vehicles (abstract)
PRESENTER: Teo Puig Walz
09:45-11:00 Session 15G: S.27: Advances in Maritime Autonomous Surface Ships (MASS) I
09:45
Analysing the need for safety crew onboard autonomous passenger ships – A case study on urban passenger transport in Norwegian waters (abstract)
10:00
A criticism of proposed levels of autonomy for MASS (abstract)
10:15
Successful autonomous transport – The need for coordination and integration of strategical and operational management (abstract)
PRESENTER: Trine Stene
10:30
Quantitative Risk Assessment of a Periodically Unattended Bridge (abstract)
PRESENTER: Mert Yildiz
09:45-11:00 Session 15H: S.02: Reliability and Resilience of Interdependent Cyber-Physical Systems II
09:45
Risk Assessment in the Implementation of Resilient Sustainable Smart Cities (abstract)
10:00
Hybrid threats on air traffic (abstract)
PRESENTER: Corinna Köpke
10:15
Information-Sharing in Cross-border Critical Infrastructure Resilience: evaluating the benefits of a digital platform (abstract)
PRESENTER: Boris Petrenj
10:30
Application of Adaptive Time-Stepping in the Resilience Analysis of Interdependent Infrastructure Systems Using an Iterative Optimization-based Simulation Framework (abstract)
PRESENTER: Hamed Hafeznia
09:45-11:00 Session 15I: S.31: Case Studies on Modern Predictive Reliability: Industrial Perspective
09:45
RAMS never dies! Applying the approach to IT/OT converged systems. (abstract)
PRESENTER: Arno Kok
10:00
Predictive maintenance model based on anomaly detection in induction motors: a machine learning approach using real-time IoT data (abstract)
10:15
Stress-test Based Transition Model for Lifetime Drift Estimation and RUL Prediction of Discrete Parameters in Semiconductor Devices (abstract)
10:30
Expert-in-the-Loop Design Assurance Framework with MBSE-assisted Automatic FMEA Generation (abstract)
10:45
A data-driven failure prediction method for offshore wind turbines using Long Short-Term Memory model (abstract)
11:00
Fast and Accurate Industrial Reliability Predictions with Data Mining and AI Methods (abstract)
PRESENTER: Marco Bonato
11:00-11:30Coffee Break
11:30-12:45 Session 16A: Prognostics and Systems Health Management V

Prognostics and Systems Health Management V

Location: Room 100/3023
11:30
Optimized predictive maintenance strategy for Railways using the iPN method. (abstract)
11:45
FBG thermal response analysis for electro-mechanical components monitoring in aerospace systems (abstract)
12:00
A Fault Diagnosis Method Based on Temperature and Vibration Characteristics for High-speed Train Axle Box Bearing (abstract)
11:30-12:45 Session 16B: S.26: Collaborative Intelligence in Safety Critical Systems II

The topics covered in this session should be at the intersections of the followings:

  • Modelling the dynamics of system behaviours for the production processes, IoT systems, and critical infrastructures (System Safety Engineering)
  • Designing and implementing processes capable of monitoring interactions between automated systems and the humans destined to use them (Human Factors/ Neuroergonomics)
  • Using data analytics and AI to create novel human-in-the-loop automation paradigms to support decision making and/or anticipate critical scenarios
  • Managing the Legal and Ethical implications in the use of physiology-recording wearable sensors and human performance data in AI algorithms.
11:30
Dynamic Influence Diagram-Based Deep Reinforcement Learning Framework and Application for Decision Support for Operators in Control Rooms (abstract)
11:42
Revising the "ability corners" approach: A new strategy to assessing human capabilities in industrial domains (abstract)
11:54
Building Resilient Governance Frameworks for Human-Robot Collaboration: Towards a More Interdisciplinary Understanding of Risk and Ethics in European Regulation (abstract)
12:06
Visual Mental Workload Assessment from EEG in Manual Assembly Task (abstract)
PRESENTER: Miloš Pušica
12:18
On the Construction of Numerical Models through a Prime Convolutional Approach (abstract)
PRESENTER: Doaa Almhaithawi
12:30
Collaborative intelligence, and Human-AI Teaming in Safety Critical Applications: Key challenges and opportunities (abstract)
11:30-12:45 Session 16C: Safety and Reliability in Oil and Gas Industry I
11:30
A study on safety analysis during the construction period of Oil and gas reservoir-type storage based on STAMP-STPA (abstract)
PRESENTER: Xiaowen Fan
11:45
Selection of oil-well configurations at design phase: proposal of integrity and production indicators. (abstract)
12:00
IDENTIFICATION OF KEY FACTORS IN THE DECOMMISSIONING OF OFFSHORE OIL AND GAS INSTALLATIONS. (abstract)
PRESENTER: Joe Ford
12:15
A Knowledge Graph Method for Risk Factor Analysis of Underground Gas Storage (abstract)
PRESENTER: Mingyuan Wu
12:30
Efficiency evaluation of emergency resource allocation for urban gas pipeline leakage accidents based on DEA (abstract)
PRESENTER: Sanfeng Yang
11:30-12:45 Session 16D: Occupational Safety I
Location: Room 2A/2065
11:30
Injuries at work: a methodology for outlining and analyzing the “Seveso sector” (abstract)
11:45
Occupational Health exposure risk factors related to Lower Back Pain Amongst Drivers/Operators of Articulated Vehicles and non-Drivers of Articulated Vehicles at the Ngqura Container Terminal, in the Eastern Cape. (abstract)
PRESENTER: Martha Chadyiwa
12:00
Approaches to assessing hand and wrist ergonomics in the workplace - a comparative case study (abstract)
PRESENTER: Lubos Kotek
12:15
A novel tool for preliminary risk assessment of climate change on workers’ health and safety in outdoor worksites (abstract)
11:30-12:45 Session 16E: Autonomous Driving Safety I
Location: Room 100/4013
11:30
Components and their failure rates in autonomous driving (abstract)
11:40
The many faces of safety cases (abstract)
PRESENTER: Thor Myklebust
11:50
Ensuring Safety in Highly Automated Vehicles: A Review of Testing and Validation Methods for Robustness and Reliability (abstract)
12:00
Dynamically resolving and abstracting Markov models for system resilience analysis (abstract)
PRESENTER: Ivo Häring
12:10
On the foundation of autonomous mobility: Establishing fundamental principles for a digital driver (abstract)
PRESENTER: Bård Myhre
11:30-12:45 Session 16F: S.07: Computational and Simulation-based Risk Assessment II
Location: Room 100/5017
11:30
Influence of transformation capacity expansion of a substation on the distribution network resilience: a study of a substation in the metropolitan region of Recife-Brazil. (abstract)
PRESENTER: Thais Lucas
11:45
Deep Behavioural Replication of Markov models for Autonomous Cars using Neural Networks (abstract)
12:00
Airfox UPRT Flight Simulation with Wake Vortex Encounter Events (abstract)
PRESENTER: Jonathan Pugh
12:15
Reliability analysis of European power system assets (abstract)
11:30-12:45 Session 16G: S.27: Advances in Maritime Autonomous Surface Ships (MASS) II
11:30
Alarm and hand-over concepts for human remote operators of autonomous ships (abstract)
11:45
Identifying Test Scenarios for Simulated Safety Demonstration using STPA and CAST (abstract)
PRESENTER: Raffael Wallner
12:00
Situated and event discrete decision making support system applied to to remotely operated vehicles (abstract)
12:15
Integration of human factors-related knowledge into decision support systems applied to assisted and automated operating vehicles using examples for inland vessels (abstract)
12:30
Considerable Risk Sources and Evaluation Factors for Artificial Intelligence in Maritime Autonomous Systems (abstract)
PRESENTER: Changui Lee
11:30-12:45 Session 16H: Chemical and Process Industry

This session discusses risk and risk modelling issues in the Chemical and Process industries.

11:30
Mitigation of Risks of Corrosion and Delamination by Surface Pre-treatment (abstract)
PRESENTER: Dana Prochazkova
11:45
THE ITALIAN INSPECTORATE SYSTEM OF SEVESO – INDUSTRIAL EMISSION DIRECTIVE INSTALLATIONS: COMMON POINTS AND IMPORTANCE OF COLLABORATION (abstract)
12:00
Response to Risks in fuel, oil, and chemicals storage facilities aiming at improving Reliability – A Case Study (abstract)
PRESENTER: Márcio Mendes
12:15
A short-cut tool to manage NaTech risk in chemical industry due to flood (abstract)
11:30-12:45 Session 16I: Uncertainty Analysis
11:30
Stochastic Model Updating and Model Class Selection for Quantification of Different Types of Uncertainties (abstract)
PRESENTER: Takeshi Kitahara
11:45
An Investigation into the Transition criteria of the Transitional Markov Chain Monte Carlo method for Bayesian inference (abstract)
PRESENTER: Adolphus Lye
12:00
Identification of the probability density function of a dimension from samples with measurement errors (abstract)
12:45-13:45Lunch Break
14:35-15:50 Session 18A: S.36: Artificial intelligence-based reliability and maintenance solutions for complex systems I
Location: Room 100/3023
14:35
An active learning reliability analysis framework based on multi-fidelity surrogate model (abstract)
14:47
Deep Reinforcement Learning for Space Power Source Regulation (abstract)
14:59
Reliability modeling and optimization for satellite DC-DC converter under complex failure mechanism (abstract)
15:11
Probabilistic fatigue life prediction of an aero-engine turbine disc considering the random variable amplitude loading (abstract)
15:23
Deep Neural Network Approach and Model-Based Design for Battery Capacity Assessment (abstract)
15:35
A Comparative Analysis of Failure, Reliability, and Maintenance Features of Onshore and Offshore Wind Turbines (abstract)
PRESENTER: He Li
14:35-15:50 Session 18B: Land Transportation
14:35
Known unknowns in the road based transport of dangeours goods - Consequences for the risk analysis of tunnel systems. (abstract)
14:50
Traffic safety risks among adolescent ATV users in Norway (abstract)
PRESENTER: Thomas Wold
15:05
Driver acceptance of truck platooning: state-of-the-art and insights from a field trial on rural roads (abstract)
PRESENTER: Maren Eitrheim
15:20
Bowtie analysis in a public transport sector during the Covid-19 pandemic: a case study. (abstract)
15:35
Analysis of Road Transport Networks Travelled by both Internal Combustion and Electric Vehicles and Subject to Traffic Congestion due to Incident Scenarios (abstract)
14:35-15:50 Session 18C: Safety and Reliability in Oil and Gas Industry II
14:35
Synergetic implementation of LOPA and RBI methodologies for pressure relief device inspection interval optimization. (abstract)
14:50
Community Detection Algorithm for Natural Gas Pipeline Network Based on Transmission Characteristics (abstract)
PRESENTER: Yu Li
15:05
Worldwide improvement in offshore risk levels – will it extend to emerging green energies? (abstract)
15:20
Risk analysis of emergency response to community gas pipeline leaks using AcciMap and the STAMP model (abstract)
PRESENTER: Jiahao Liu
15:35
A STAMP-based Approach to Reduce Oil Pipelines Risks Underwater (abstract)
PRESENTER: Ali Alhasani
14:35-15:50 Session 18D: Occupational Safety II
Location: Room 2A/2065
14:35
Innovations for improved emergency preparedness in the Norwegian aquaculture industry (abstract)
14:50
An approach for awareness and assessment of risks in outdoor sports activities (abstract)
15:05
Have older workers been overlooked by health and safety standards? (abstract)
PRESENTER: Paola Cocca
14:35-15:50 Session 18E: S.12: Digital Twins for hybrid Prognostics & Health Management I

Digital twins – in short, digital replicas of physical objects, can be an enabling technology for hybrid PHM in industry, by continually updating physical models as new data is acquired. The objective of the session is to make this statement more precise by showcasing examples of successes and presenting remaining challenges.

We expect this special session to result in coherent and focused contributions on the topic of hybrid PHM driven by Digital Twins. By carefully selecting complementary contributions from academia and industry, we expect this special session will be a forum to exchange knowledge between these two worlds.

Location: Room 100/4013
14:35
Categorization of aircraft missions for exploitation by a mathematical model of digital twin. (abstract)
14:50
Learning linearized degradation of health indicators using deep Koopman operator approach (abstract)
15:05
Optimizing ultrasonic inspection regimes of railway rails (abstract)
15:20
A Study on Gradient-based Meta-learning for Robust Deep Digital Twins (abstract)
PRESENTER: Raffael Theiler
14:35-15:50 Session 18F: S.37: Reliability and Durability Aspects of Circular Economy
Location: Room 100/5017
14:35
Challenges in the real world evaluation of traction batteries at the end of their first life (abstract)
PRESENTER: Alexander Popp
14:50
Applicable Method for Identifying and Managing Waste (abstract)
PRESENTER: Abbas Barabadi
15:05
A Bass Diffusion-Inspired Methodology to Predict Device Activity (abstract)
15:20
The Need for a Durability Index Framework for Electrical and Electronic Equipment to Support a Circular Economy (abstract)
14:35-15:50 Session 18G: S.27: Advances in Maritime Autonomous Surface Ships (MASS) III
14:35
Investigation of Statutory and Class society Based Requirements for Electronic Lookout (abstract)
PRESENTER: Victor Bolbot
14:50
Evaluating the existing watchkeeping regulations as a baseline for developing functional requirements and performance criteria for uncrewed vessels (abstract)
PRESENTER: Børge Kjeldstad
15:05
Autoencoder-Based Anomaly Detection for Safe Autonomous Ship Operations (abstract)
PRESENTER: Brian Murray
15:20
Do Redundant Systems Make a Remote Control MASS Safer? (abstract)
PRESENTER: Gengquan Wei
15:35
Simulation-based Data Generation for Maritime Autonomous Surface Ships Machinery (abstract)
14:35-15:50 Session 18H: S.38: Quantitative Methods for Security Risk Modelling and Prediction

This Special Session is aimed at gathering expert researchers, academics and practicing engineers to present their recent findings and methodological developments related to the use of advanced simulation in risk assessment and the application to CRA.

14:35
Creating a testbed for cyber security assessment of Industrial 4.0 factory infrastructure (abstract)
14:50
Cyber Security Anomaly Detection In An Industry 4.0 Testbed – Results and Experiences (abstract)
15:05
Enhancing Operational Reliability in Dredging Perception Systems through a Hybrid Redundancy Sensor Strategy (abstract)
PRESENTER: Bin Wang
15:20
A GENERALISED LINEAR MODEL FOR THE RISK ASSESSMENT OF CIVIL AIRCRAFT BOMB SABOTAGE ATTACK (abstract)
15:35
Application of Data-Driven Bayesian Belief Network for the Analysis of Factors Contributing to Risk of Civil Aircraft Shooting Down Over Conflict Zones (abstract)
15:50
Critical Convergence for enhanced safety: A Literature Review on Integrated Cybersecurity Strategies for Information Technology and Operational Technology Systems within Critical Infrastructure (abstract)
14:35-15:50 Session 18I: S.20: Natural Language Processing, Knowledge Graphs and Ontologies for RAMS
14:35
Human Factor Detection in Aviation Accidents Using NLP (abstract)
PRESENTER: Plínio Ramos
14:50
NLP Advances in Risk Analysis Context: Application of Quantum Computing (abstract)
PRESENTER: July Bias Macedo
15:05
Using Natural Language Processing to Generate Risk Assessment Checklists from Workplace Descriptions (abstract)
PRESENTER: Adnane Jadid
15:20
Extending safety control structures: a knowledge graph for STAMP (abstract)
PRESENTER: Francesco Simone
15:35
A Method based on Natural Language Processing for Periodically Estimating Variations of Performance of Safety Barriers in Hydrocarbon Production Assets (abstract)
15:50-16:20Coffee Break
16:20-17:35 Session 19A: S.23: Dependent failure behaviour in risk/reliability modelling, maintenance and Prognostics and Health Management (PHM) I

This special session aims to gather researchers to discuss recent methodological advances in the study of dependencies modelling and its application in risk/reliability, maintenance and PHM. Innovative applications that addresses the issues of dependencies in engineering practices are also welcomed. We expect contributions on the following topics: Dependent failure modelling, dependent competing failure processes, degradation-shock-threshold models, copula, frailty models, multiple dependent degradation processes, Bayesian network, common cause failure, cascading failure, load-sharing, remaining useful life prediction considering dependencies, condition-based and predictive maintenance considering dependencies.

Location: Room 100/3023
16:20
Data-Driven Approaches for Operation and Maintenance Decision on Power Generation (abstract)
PRESENTER: Herry Nugraha
16:35
Statistical analysis of offshore wind turbine errors (abstract)
PRESENTER: Wanwan Zhang
16:50
An asset management framework for wind turbine blades considering reliability of monitoring system (abstract)
17:05
Deep Learning Models Applied to Intelligent Diagnosis of Rotating Machines (abstract)
PRESENTER: Lavinia Araujo
17:20
Thermal Influence on Plastic Optical Fiber: A Reliability Diagnose (abstract)
16:20-17:35 Session 19B: S.17: Human Factors in Natural Hazard Preparedness

S.17: Human Factors in Natural Hazard Preparedness

Chair:
16:20
Healthcare Workers' Perceptions of Disaster Risk Management in Saudi Arabia Hospitals (abstract)
PRESENTER: Shahad Alshehri
16:35
Designing Floods Risk Messages to Motivate Adaptive Behaviours (abstract)
PRESENTER: Ian Dawson
16:50
The Influence of Self-Efficacy, Sense of Community and Past Experience on Flood Risk Awareness and Preparedness (abstract)
PRESENTER: Ian Dawson
17:05
Household disaster preparedness in Istanbul (abstract)
17:20
Opportunities and barriers for effective communication of natural hazards: Cross-cultural experiences (abstract)
16:20-17:35 Session 19C: S.10: Advances in Reliability Engineering and Risk Management in Oil and Gas Industries I

Thiis session focus on reliability of machineries, which are exposed to quite harsh conditions in deep water oil wells. Oil and Gas industry has been digitalized, allowing for data availability and integrated databases to improve well design, technical specification, maintenance, and operational decisions. This Special Session comprises papers in these fields (just to name a few): autonomous and remote offshore activities by using digital twins for production management, development of robots for unmanned operations, prognostic and health management for predictive maintenance and real time integrity management, and reliability of electrified fields.

16:20
RELIABILITY CRITERIA ESTIMATION OF O&G INDUSTRY EQUIPMENT IN THE CONCEPT SELECTION PROCESS (abstract)
PRESENTER: July Macedo
16:35
Proposal of a test protocol for reliability assessment of the new all-electric intelligent completion interface (abstract)
PRESENTER: Eduardo Menezes
16:50
Methodology for extracting reliability parameters from the qualification standard tests ISO-23936 (abstract)
17:05
Automated Well Control Improves Reliability and Reduces Risk in Well Construction (abstract)
17:20
Novel Implementation of an FPGA-based Real Time Impedance Spectroscopy for Highly Integrated Reliable Safety Systems (abstract)
PRESENTER: Markus Walter
17:35
Risk Assessment in the Implementation of Advanced Work Packaging (AWP) in the Oil and Gas Industry (abstract)
16:20-17:35 Session 19D: S.11: Dynamic risk assessment and emergency management for complex human-machine systems I
Location: Room 2A/2065
16:20
A methodology for updating emergency schemes by combining dynamic Bayesian networks with graphical evaluation and review technique (abstract)
PRESENTER: Xuan Liu
16:35
A brief review of systematic risk analysis techniques of lithium-ion batteries (abstract)
PRESENTER: Qiaoqiao Yang
16:50
Operator Decision Strategies in Nuclear Control Centres: A Domain-Specific Information Flow Map (abstract)
17:05
Dynamic risk assessment of train brake system failure considering the component degradation (abstract)
PRESENTER: Xiaoliang Yin
17:20
State of health estimation of lithium-ion batteries based on incremental capacity curves (abstract)
PRESENTER: Mengyao Geng
17:35
Application of Bayesian Networks for real time cyber security crisis classification in passenger ships (abstract)
16:20-17:35 Session 19E: S.12: Digital Twins for hybrid Prognostics & Health Management II
Location: Room 100/4013
16:20
Learning dynamics of spring-mass models with physics-informed graph neural networks (abstract)
PRESENTER: Vinay Sharma
16:35
Sensitivity of Stochastic Model Updating tools including Staircase Random Variables using different Cost Functions (abstract)
PRESENTER: Thomas Potthast
16:50
Generating Controlled Physics-Informed Time-to-failure Trajectories for Prognostics in Unseen Operational Conditions (abstract)
PRESENTER: Jian Zhou
17:05
Unsupervised Physics-Informed Health Indicator Estimation for Complex Systems (abstract)
16:20-17:35 Session 19F: Security I
Location: Room 100/5017
16:20
An Adaptive Requirements Analysis Tool to Identify CSIRT and IDS Services for Energy Industry Stakeholders (abstract)
16:35
Security management of chemical facilities based on quantitative vulnerability assessment (abstract)
16:50
Safety and security integrated analysis approaches considering new updates for maritime systems (abstract)
PRESENTER: Rogério Ramos
17:05
Drawing on the success of developing a safety culture to improve the security culture of companies that use Operational Technology (abstract)
16:20-17:35 Session 19G: S.27: Advances in Maritime Autonomous Surface Ships (MASS) IV
16:20
Towards the Development of a Dynamic Reliability Tool for Autonomous Ships: A Bayesian Network Approach (abstract)
16:35
Review of Human Error Assessment Methods Suitable for the Design of Maritime Remote Control Rooms and Processes (abstract)
PRESENTER: Danilo Abreu
16:50
From Aviation to Maritime: An approach to define target safety levels for the safety assurance of autonomous ship systems (abstract)
PRESENTER: Meriam Chaal
17:05
Analysing the Need for Safety Crew Onboard Autonomous Passenger Ships – A Case Study on Urban Passenger Transport in Norwegian Waters. (abstract)
17:20
Investigating the Impact of Day-Night Conditions and Time Progression on the Fatigue of Maritime Autonomous Surface Ship Remote Operators: Implications for Remote Control Centre Design (abstract)
PRESENTER: Zhihong Li
16:20-17:35 Session 19H: S.08: Assistive Robots in Healthcare
16:20
What will it take to hire a robot? Views from health care personnel and managers in a rehabilitation hospital (abstract)
16:50
Workload of rehabilitation healthcare personnel when assisted by a robot (abstract)
PRESENTER: Maren Eitrheim
17:05
User-centered Evaluation Framework for Telerobot Interface and Interaction factors – a case study on medical device manufacturing (abstract)
16:20-17:35 Session 19I: S.04: Bayesian Networks for Oil & Gas Risk Assessment
16:20
PetroBayes’ Modules for Reliability Assessment for Oil and Gas Industry (abstract)
PRESENTER: Thais Lucas
16:50
Key Performance Indicators of aging safety barriers in oil and gas plants (abstract)
17:05
A Bayesian Population Variability-based Methodology for Reliability Assessment in the Oil and Gas Industry (abstract)
PRESENTER: Thais Lucas
17:20
WELLRISK - A PROPOSITION OF A DATA-DRIVEN WELL INTEGRITY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (abstract)
PRESENTER: Isamu Junior
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09:00-11:00 Session 20A: S.23: Dependent failure behaviour in risk/reliability modelling, maintenance and Prognostics and Health Management (PHM) II
Location: Room 100/3023
09:00
Optical surface analysis with Support Vector Machines based on two different measurement techniques (abstract)
09:15
An Integrated Approach for Failure Diagnosis and Analysis of Industrial Systems Based on Multi-Class Multi-Output Classification: A Complex Hydraulic Application (abstract)
PRESENTER: Bahman Askari
09:30
A Reflection on Time and Parameters in Common Mode/Cause Failures (abstract)
PRESENTER: Pavel Krcal
09:45
Mathematical Formulation of Markov Decision Process to address Maintenance Policy in PV farms (abstract)
PRESENTER: Luciana Casacio
10:00
A multivariate Poisson model with flexible dependence structure (abstract)
10:15
A new aggregation methodology for the HPP Health Index (abstract)
PRESENTER: Luis Guimarães
09:00-11:00 Session 20B: Organizational Factors and Safety Culture
09:00
Enforcement of the safety culture in the LPG and LNG sector: findings of Seveso controlling activities (abstract)
09:15
The role of mentors in crisis preparedness and safety management training (abstract)
09:30
Case managers’ Assessment of the Value of Managing Reports in a Deviation Management System - an Exploratory Study (abstract)
09:45
Three Iterations for Safety Analyses (abstract)
10:00
Approaches to residential fire safety – a systematic literature review (abstract)
PRESENTER: Razieh Amiri
10:15
Methods for integrating anticipatory and adaptive approaches in proactive crisis management – a literature review (abstract)
09:00-11:00 Session 20C: S.10: Advances in Reliability Engineering and Risk Management in Oil and Gas Industries II
09:00
On the Relevancy of Systems Thinking in Permanent Plug and Abandonment Regulations in Norway (abstract)
PRESENTER: Rune Vikane
09:15
A Methodology Proposal for Estimating the Costs Associated with Failure Effects of Subsea Equipment (abstract)
09:30
Human Factors and safety in automated and remote operations in oil and gas: A review (abstract)
PRESENTER: Stig Ole Johnsen
09:45
Safety Artifacts in Oil and Gas Industry: An Analysis of Permit to Work Process (abstract)
PRESENTER: Francisco Silva
10:00
Development of a software tool to implement reliability assessment of developing technologies (abstract)
PRESENTER: Caio Souto Maior
10:15
Software reliability analysis in the O&G industry: a review with applications (abstract)
PRESENTER: Eduardo Menezes
10:30
Design and validation of a digital twin for fault detection at O&G facility (abstract)
PRESENTER: Eduardo Menezes
09:00-11:00 Session 20D: S.11: Dynamic risk assessment and emergency management for complex human-machine systems I

Many modern engineering systems have features such as: non-constant failure and repair rates, dependencies between the component or sub-system failures and complex maintenance strategies.  Commonly used methodologies such as fault tree/event tree analysis do not adequately analyse such systems. This session will explore novel developments in methods used for predicting the failure probability or failure frequency of systems operating normal or phased missions.

Location: Room 2A/2065
09:00
A weighted fuzzy CREAM for assessing human error probability in risky experiment operation (abstract)
PRESENTER: Qinhao Zhang
09:15
Human related risk assessment during operating dangerous experiments in laboratory (abstract)
PRESENTER: Zexing Zhang
09:30
Innovative and immersive crisis management training device (abstract)
PRESENTER: Justin Larouzée
09:45
Optimizing Observation Strategy in Emergency Response by Combining Bayesian Network and Multi-Criteria Decision Analysis (abstract)
PRESENTER: Moritz Schneider
10:00
Safety and risk assessment of offshore wind turbines: the human factor perspective (abstract)
10:15
A resilience evaluation methodology of emergency systems under known external shocks (abstract)
PRESENTER: Xu An
10:30
Multi-unit risk and context informed monitoring and decision-making (abstract)
09:00-11:00 Session 20E: Healthcare and Medical Industry

Healthcare and Medical Industry. This session explores the adoption of new technology in heathcare, their risk and risk mitigations actions. The section also presents the results of risk perception studies in healthcare and advanced risk assessment methodologies for healthcare systems.

Location: Room 100/4013
09:00
Identifying Variation in the Newborn Life Support Procedure: An Automated Method (abstract)
PRESENTER: Alfian Tan
09:15
Optimizing performance and safety for a particle therapy accelerator (abstract)
09:30
Real-time integrated learning and decision making for cumulative shock degradation (abstract)
PRESENTER: Joachim Arts
09:45
An analysis of resilience and risk assessment in digital healthcare systems (abstract)
PRESENTER: Georgia Tzitzili
10:00
Improving reliability of radiopharmaceuticals synthesis system used in nuclear medicine (abstract)
PRESENTER: Nicolae Brinzei
10:15
A Fuzzy-based Multi-dimensional Risk Assessment Model for the Healthcare System (abstract)
PRESENTER: Hanqin Zhang
10:30
Risk Seeking Attitudes towards COVID-19 Vaccination and the role of HCPs (Health Care Professionals) in Norway and Pakistan. (abstract)
PRESENTER: Frederic Bouder
09:00-11:00 Session 20F: Security II
Location: Room 100/5017
09:00
A pragmatic capability-based framework for national security risk governance (abstract)
PRESENTER: Monica Endregard
09:15
Societal Security as a System-of-Systems: Customs Agencies’ Cross-Sectoral Contributions (abstract)
09:30
Data-driven analysis of the airport cargo screening process (abstract)
PRESENTER: Jacek Skorupski
09:45
Lessons learned from performing cyber-security research on critical infrastructures (abstract)
09:00-11:00 Session 20G: Autonomous Driving Safety II
09:00
Challenges and emerging practices in design of automation (abstract)
09:10
Verification of Self-Healing and Self-Proctecting Properties in Autonomous Vehicles (abstract)
09:20
Towards Modelling Sensor Failures in Automotive Driving Simulators (abstract)
PRESENTER: Rhea C. Rinaldo
09:30
Performance Index Modeling from Fault Injection Analysis for an Autonomous Lane-Keeping System (abstract)
PRESENTER: Parthib Khound
09:40
Enhancing Safety Assurance for Automated Driving Systems by Supporting Operation Simulation and Data Analysis (abstract)
PRESENTER: Dejiu Chen
09:50
Complementary object detection: Improving reliability of object candidates using redundant detection approaches (abstract)
10:00
Safety hazard identification of inspection and maintenance operations for Automated Driving Systems in Mobility as a Service (abstract)
09:00-11:00 Session 20H: S39: Reinforcement Learning, Transfer Learning and Preventive Maintenance
09:00
Learnable wavelet transform and domain adversarial learning for enhanced bearing fault diagnosis (abstract)
09:15
Calibrated Self-Training for Cross-Domain Bearing Fault Diagnosis (abstract)
PRESENTER: Florent Forest
09:30
Federated Transfer Learning for Condition-based Maintenance in Nuclear Power Plants (abstract)
PRESENTER: Vivek Agarwal
09:45
Condition monitoring of railway overhead catenary through point cloud processing (abstract)
10:00
Predictive maintenance of mobile mining machinery: A case study for dumpers (abstract)
10:15
Predictive maintenance of multi-component aircraft system using convolutional neural networks and deep reinforcement learning (abstract)
PRESENTER: Juseong Lee
10:30
Adversarial Multi-Agent Reinforcement Learning for Fault-Tolerant Design of Complex Systems (abstract)
PRESENTER: Joachim Grimstad
11:00
Digital Twin-based hybrid PHM framework for monitoring package-level degradation (abstract)
09:00-11:00 Session 20I: S.22: Development and application of methods for enhancing the reliability of electronic devices
09:00
Two Algorithms For Defect Detection in Wafer Fabrication (abstract)
09:15
Transient thermal analysis, test verification and structural optimization on the integrated flywheel (abstract)
09:30
An all-digital HW monitoring system at run-time to improve the reliability of electronic devices (abstract)
PRESENTER: Luigi Pomante
09:45
Data-Driven Remaining Useful Life Estimation of Discrete Power Electronic Devices (abstract)
10:00
There is no superior maintenance style in asset management (abstract)
10:15
Using Predictive Analytics Approaches to Investigate Climatic Reliability and Humidity Robustness issues of PCBA under Different Conditions (abstract)
PRESENTER: Sajjad Bahrebar
10:30
Process Data Analysis for Improved Burn-In Strategies Based on Complementary AI Models (abstract)
PRESENTER: Lars Langenberg
10:45
Impact of thermo-mechanical effects to the measurement behavior of a molded SO16 System-in-Package current sensor investigated by a physics based design for reliability approach (abstract)
PRESENTER: Heiner Moeller
11:00
Prediction of the Number of Defectives in a Production Batch of Semiconductor Devices (abstract)
PRESENTER: Ibrahim Ahmed
11:00-11:30Coffee Break
11:30-12:10 Session 21: Plenary talk: Professor Jan Erik Vinnem

Professor Jan Vinnem, Emeritous Professor at NTNU on Maritime Safety.

13:00-14:00Lunch Break