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1 st iNTeg-Risk Conference:
Dealing with Risks of Tomorrow’s Technologies
June 2 - 3, 2009
Haus der Wirtschaft, Stuttgart, Germany
in conjunction with
iNTeg-Risk Post Conference Workshop on KPIs/SPIs
June 4, 2009, Stuttgart, Germany
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International Exhibition
June 2-3, 2009
(iNTeg-Risk: www.integrisk.eu-vri.eu )
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It is not just about R&D - it's about the safety for the next generation...
Come and share your views with iNTeg-Risk Project stakeholders at...
1st iNTeg-Risk Conference
Stuttgart, Germany, June 2-3, 2009
When, in October 02, 2006, about 25 professionals from EU industry, academia and research organizations met in Stuttgart, at premises of the at the time newly incorporated European Virtual Institute for Integrated Risk Management (EU-VRi, www.eu-vri.eu ) to discuss how to possibly best reply to the forthcoming FP7 1st call in the area of NMP (FP7 - The 7th Framework Programme of the EU, http://cordis.europa.eu/fp7/home_en.html ), three issues were shaping their brainstorming meeting: “New Technologies”, “emerging risks” and “integration”. The issues were highlighted already in the Strategic Research Agenda of the European Technology Platform Industrial Safety ETPIS ( www.industrialsafety-tp.org ), and it was clear that there were significant R&D needs in this area.
The results of the brainstorming was the FP7 proposal, now project iNTeg-Risk (Early Recognition, Monitoring, and Integrated Management of Emerging, New Technology related, Risks) based on the following cornerstones:
- Out of about 50 candidates considered by the group, 17 New Technologies were selected, and, labeled as ERRAs (Emerging Risk Representative Applications) – as examples and test bed.
- The definition of the “emerging risks” proposed by the EU OSHA Risk Observatory was adopted and embedded into the concept of the project.
- The integration concept has been proposed and it has involved two main elements: the “iNTeg-Risk ERMF” (Emerging Risk Management Framework), for integrating state-of-the-art methodologies, and the “iNTeg-Risk One-Stop-Shop” for integrating tools and practical solutions.
Over 80 institutions and companies with about 300 persons work in project tasks and the project involves the combined EU and stakeholders’ effort worth almost 20 million € for the next 4.5 years.
In June 2009 the project and the project stakeholders will share their first results, further plans and visions, both among themselves and also with other interested stakeholders. The event will be combined with a Post-Conference Workshop devoted to Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) of emerging risks and the project meetings (IAB and EB). For project partners, participation at the Conference is a part of their work in the project, for others, an occasion to get informed and, if opportune, get involved in the project. Therefore, for all interested in emerging risks and in “responsible development and use of New Technologies”, the 1st iNTeg-Risk Conference, combined with the respective exhibition and followed by the Post Conference Workshop, will be the right event and the right choice – we are looking forward to welcoming you in Stuttgart in June 2009!
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Main Confererence Agenda
1 st iNTeg-Risk Conference:
Dealing with Risks of Tomorrow’s Technologies
Preliminary Agenda
June 2-3, 2009
Haus der Wirtschaft, Stuttgart, Germany
in conjunction with
iNTeg-Risk Post-Conference Workshop on KPIs/SPIs
June 4, 2009, Stuttgart, Germany
(iNTeg-Risk: www.integrisk.eu-vri.eu )
organized by EU-VRi (European Virtual Institute for Integrated Risk Management) in cooperation with ETPIS (European Technology Platform on Industrial Safety), OSHA (Occupational Safety and Health Administration), Steinbeis Advanced Risk Technologies and Steinbeis GmbH & Co. KG für Technologietransfer (StC)
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F. Bagnoli
D’Appolonia, Italy
H. Behrens
DIN, Germany
A. Boenke
EC DG Enterprise and Industry
V. Cozzani
CONPRICI, Italy
L. Cusco
HSE/HSL, UK
B. Debray
INERIS, France
C. Duval
EDF, France
U. Haug
Steinbeis Int., Germany
S. Jovanovic
Steinbeis R-Tech , Germany
G. Lenkey
BZF, Hungary
J. Lopez de Ipiña
LEIA, Spain
K. Maile
MPA Stuttgart, Germany
J.J. Meulenbrugge
TNO, Netherlands
R. Nomen
Univ. Ramon Llull, Spain
A. Pirlet
CEN, Belgium
O. Renn (chair)
ZIRN Univ. Stuttgart, Germany
O. Salvi (co-chair)
EU-VRi
R. Schneider
Swiss Re, Switzerland
H. Wenzel
VCE, Austria
M. Zarea
GDF SUEZ, France
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T. Bahke
Director DIN, Germany
S. Bowadt
EC DG Research
D. Bresch
CRO Swiss Re, Switzerland
W. Gerhardt
Vice President BASF, Germany
M. Hailwood
Landesanstalt fü r Umwelt, Messungen und Naturschutz BW , Germany
U. Hauptmanns
Member of Commission on Process Safety (BMU), Germany
C. Jochum
Chairman ETPIS, EU
A. Jovanovic (chair)
CEO EU-VRi, Germany
P. Klein
Head of Risk Management Department EDF, France
V. Laflèche
General Director INERIS, France
A. Moreno Ucelay
Chairman PESI, Spain
W. Ressel
President Univ. Stuttgart, Germany
E. Rial Gonzáles
Head of European Risk Observatory EU OSHA
R. X. Ruter
Partner Ernst & Young, Germany
P.-A. Schieb
Head of OECD Futures Projects, France
H. Trasch
President Steinbeis, Germany
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D. Balos (chair)
R-Tech
P. P. Das
R-Tech
R. Kokejl
ZIRN Univ. Stuttgart
E. M. Lenart
ELITE
M. Löscher
EU-VRi
V. Mihajlovic
R-Tech
A. Reinhardt
Steinbeis
T. Sakurai
R-Tech
CONTACT:
R. Kokejl (Conference)
Tel: +49 711 1839 616
E. M. Lenart (Exhibition)
Tel:+49 2408 6969
integrisk-conference1@eu-vri.eu
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NOTE: The conference is planned as a meeting occasion for ALL iNTeg-Risk project partners ("main beneficiaries", "Article 10 partner", "Subcontractors" and "IAB members") and their participation is foreseen in the Grant Agreement (Description of Work).
June 2, 2009
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08:00 – 09:00 |
Registration and getting together - visiting the exhibition
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09:00 – 10:30 |
1. Welcome & Introductory session
(Chair: W. Gerhardt, BASF, Germany; V. Laflèche, INERIS, France; O. Renn, ZIRN Univ. Stuttgart, Germany )
1.1 Welcome – H. Trasch , President Steinbeis Foundation, Germany
1.2 Welcome - Baden-Württemberg - a model for efficient matching of European policies, high-tech and state-of-the-art safety concepts - P. Frankenberg, Ministry for Science, Research and Art, Baden Württemberg (yet to be confirmed)
1.3 Welcome - Aligning national and EU efforts in the area of future-oriented innovation and education - C. Dumont, Consul General of France, Stuttgart, Germany
1.4 European Technology Platform on Industrial Safety (ETPIS) as a catalyst of matching stakeholder needs within EU research - C. Jochum, Chairman ETPIS, Germany
1.5 European RTD and emerging risks related to new technologies – S. Bowadt, EC DG Research, EU
1.6 EU-VRi – a common sustainable response of the European stakeholders to the needs of integrated risk management - V. Laflèche, Director General , INERIS, France
1.7 Academic education for emerging issues - how to keep abreast - W. Ressel, Univ. Stuttgart, Germany
1.8 iNTeg-Risk project: Providing the basis for a harmonized EU response to the challenges of New Technologies – A. Jovanovic, CEO EU-VRi, iNTeg-Risk Project Coordinator, Germany
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10:30 – 11:00 |
Coffee break - visiting the exhibition |
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2. Emerging Risks related to new technologies – the European perspective
(Chair: A. Jovanovic, EU-VRi, Germany; P.-A. Schieb, OECD, France)
2.1 Healthy workplaces, "Good for you, good for your business" - a European campaign – E. Bruns, EU OSHA, EU
2.2 Emerging risks in public perception: Will we face an acceptance crisis? – O. Renn, ZIRN Univ. Stuttgart
2.3 How the industry copes with emerging risks due to new technologies - W. Gerhardt, BASF, Germany
2.4 Aspects and Needs related to emerging risks within industrial safety area including various dimensions of safety - An EU-Policy Perspective Viewpoint – A. Boenke EC DG Enterprise and Industry, EU
2.5 Industrial response to emerging risks related to new technologies – P. Klein , EDF, France
2.6 New technologies and corporate responsibility - M. Wiedemann, Ernst & Young, Germany
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12:30 – 13:30 |
Lunch (buffet) in the iNTeg-Risk Exhibition area |
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3. Emerging Risks related to new technologies – international perspective
(Chair: M. Brun, EU OSHA; C. Jochum, ETPIS, Germany; W. Ressel, Univ. Stuttgart, Germany)
3.1 Approaches to emerging risks in the US - E. Rosa, Washington State University, National Academy of Sciences Standing Committee on the Human Dimension of Global Change , US
3.2 Embedding HSE risk assessment procedures into R&D process for emerging technologies in Japan - A. Kishimoto, AIST, Japan (ytbc)
3.3 Maintaining and promoting industrial safety in fast developing industries - H. Chongfu or Tinren Ni, Chinese Risk Analysis Council, China (ytbc)
3.4 Recent OECD efforts to harmonize approaches to safety and risk indicators - P.-A. Schieb, OECD, France
3.5 Public health related aspects and impacts of new technologies - M. Martuzzi, WHO - World Health Organisation, Italy (ytbc)
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14:45 – 15:00 |
Break - visiting the Exhibition |
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15:00 – 16:15 |
4. Emerging issues in emerging risks I
(Chair: L. Cusco, HSE/HSL, UK; R. Schneider, Swiss Re, Switzerland)
4.1 Emerging risks in complex systems – discovering risks in complex system by intelligent simulation of their behavior – S. Yoshimura, Univ. of Tokyo, Japan (ytbc)
4.2 The limits of engagement in emerging technologies – R. Flynn, Univ. of Salford, UK
4.3 Possible g ains and risks for the government organizations in EU R&D projects – M. Hailwood, Landesanstalt fü r Umwelt, Messungen und Naturschutz Baden-Wü rttemberg, Section Environmental Technology , Germany
Chair of OECD Working Group CA
4.4 Emerging risks: a proactive view from insurance industry – R. Schneider, Swiss Re, Switzerland
4.5 Managing emerging risks of sustainable energy supply - geopolitical and global climate perspective - D.J. Malisev, K.A. Kravcenko, R.O. Samsonov, V.S. Safanov (NIS-Gazprom / Gazprom-Viniigaz), Russia/Serbia (ytbc)
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5. Emerging issues in emerging risks II
(Chair: A. Boenke, EC DG ENTER, EU; P. Klein, EDF, France)
5.1 Emerging risks: How can regulators anticipate and react proportionately - L. Cusco, HSE/HSL, UK
5.2 Emerging Risks: How can standardization brokers/organizations support the anticipation and management process - H. Behrens, DIN, Germany
5.3 Searching for synergies among the EU R&D projects - H. Wenzel, VCE, Austria
5.4 Use of modern risk appraisal and modelling tools in nanotechnology applications (EU Project MUST) - D. Balos, R-Tech, Germany; N. Filipović, Harvard School of Public Health, US
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6. Discussion |
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18:00 – 20:00 |
Conference Dinner (buffet) - exhibition area
Dinner Speach : Large European research projects as a chance for fostering university cooperation and education in emerging scientific areas (ytbc) - C. Fourcaud, Embassy of France, Germany
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June 3, 2009
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09:00 – 10:30
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7. Presenting the iNTeg-Risk project: Corner Stones
(Chair: F. Bagnoli, D'Appolonia, Italy; S. Bowadt, EC DG Research, EU)
7.1 From Shape-Risk to iNTeg-Risk - O. Salvi, EU-VRi
7.2 From IRGC Framework, over simple ERRAs to Emerging Risk Management Framework (ERMF) - A. Jovanovic, EU-VRi, O. Renn, P.J. Schweizer, ZIRN Univ. Stuttgart, Germany
7.3 Non-mandatory forms offered by CEN for consensus building in EU RTD projects, A. Pirlet, CEN, Belgium
7.4 Catalogue of risks and its limitations - D. Proske, Institute of Mountain Risk Engineering, BOKU Wien, Austria
7.5 LCA - Leo Breedveld, 2B Consulenza Ambientale, Italy
7.6 UML (Unified Modeling Language) - M. Ström, Swerea IVF UML (Unified Modeling Language) - M. Ström, Swerea IVF
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10:30 – 11:00 |
Coffee break – visiting the exhibition |
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8. Presenting the iNTeg-Risk project: Presenting and analyzing iNTeg-Risk ERRAs (Emerging Risk Representative Industrial Applications) (SP1)
(Chair: M. Zarea, GDF SUEZ, France; B. Debray, INERIS, France)
8.1 From specific industrial problems to a common European approach in iNTeg-Risk ERRAs - M. Zarea, GDF SUEZ, France; B. Debray, INERIS, France
8.2 Nanosafe2 - What are the open issues in Nanosafety after Nanosafety projects? - F. Schuster, CEA, France
8.3 Emerging risks in alternative strategies of CO 2 capture and sequestration - P. Auerkari, VTT, Finland
8.4 Providing common basis for exploring and reporting on emerging risks ("ERRA template") - K. Øien et.al., SINTEF, Norway
8.5 Providing inputs for the knowledge and information bases in iNTeg-Risk - E. Kon, EU-VRi, Israel/Germany
8.6 Nanotechnologies & SMEs (Small and Medium Enterprises) - G. Klein, TÜV Süd, Germany
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Lunch (buffet) - visiting the exhibition |
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9. Presenting the iNTeg-Risk project: Harmonizing the approaches into a common framework (ERMF - Emerging Risks Management Framework) (SP2) (Chair: C. Duval, EDF, France; V. Cozzani, UNIBO, Italy)
9.1 How a common solution for emerging risk will look like and be applied - G . Deleuze, EDF, France; V. Cozzani, CONPRICI, Italy
9.2 LCA for products, processes, communication and design of future products strategies - D. Pennington, JRC, EU (ytbc)
9. 3 Methodology to build KPis : for industrial or occupational safety? How to build good KPIs? - C. Duval, Y. Dien, EDF, France
9.4 First results in iNTeg-Risk Subproject 2:
i NTeg-Risk partners and external experts will be invited to provide up to 3 more contributions to the following topics:
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iNTeg-Risk handbooks
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Models for decision making
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Treatment of uncertainties
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Perception of emerging risks
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Life-Cycle Methods
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CMMI (Capabilty Maturity Model Integration) for emerging risks
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10. Final discussion and break-out session "Where do we want to be in iNTeg- Risk in June 2010, where in June 2013"
Panel Discussion : C. Jochum, ETPIS; J.J. Meulenbrugge, TNO; V. Laflèche, INERIS; G. Lenkey, BZF; J. Lopez de Ipiña, LEIA; A. Pirlet, CEN; O. Renn, ZIRN Univ. of Stuttgart; R. Schneider Swiss Re
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Workshop Agenda
Post Conference Workshop on KPIs/SPIs :
Agreed Method on how to build iNTeg-Risk KPIs
Preliminary Agenda
June 4 , 2009
at 9:00 - 15:30
Haus der Wirtschaft, Stuttgart, Germany
in conjunction with
1st iNTeg-Risk Conference 2009
June 2-3, 2009, Stuttgart, Germany
(iNTeg-Risk: www.integrisk.eu-vri.eu )
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B. Affeltranger, INERIS, France
H. B. Andersen, DTU, Denmark
D. Balos, R-Tech , Germany
V. Cozzani, Univ. of Bologna, Italy
M. Hailwood, LUBW, Germany
P. F. Hansen, DNV, Norway
U. Hauptmanns, Member of Commission on Process Safety (BMU), Germany
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C. Jochum, EPSC, Germany
S. Jovanovic, EU-VRi, Germany
P. Klein, EDF, France
G. Kuhn, BASF, Germany
P.-A. Schieb, OECD, France
P. Schmelzer, CEFIC, Germany
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D. Balos, R-Tech , Germany
P. P. Das, R-Tech, Germany
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R. Kokejl, ZIRN, Germany
M. Löscher, EU-VRi, Germany
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B. Affeltranger, INERIS, France
H. B. Andersen, DTU, Denmark
A. Chetrit, TOTAL, France
R. Coutto, UNEP-DTIE, France
V. Cozzani, Univ. of Bologna, Italy
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Y. Dien, EDF, France
C. Duval, EDF, France
T. Gablehouse, CEPC, USA
M. Hailwood, LUBW, Germany
P. F. Hansen, DNV, Norway
U. Hauptmanns, Univ. Magdeburg, Germany
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C. Harris, HSE, UK
A. Jovanovic, EU-VRi, Germany
K. Jennings, US EPA, USA
G. Kuhn, BASF, Germany
T. Overton, DCC, USA
T. G. Saetren, DNV, Norway
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Preliminary List of main Topics : |
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Standardization process for KPIs - ISO 26000 / ISO 27000 / ISO 31000
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GRI (Global Reporting Initiative)
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NOTE: The workshop is planned as a meeting occasion for ALL iNTeg-Risk Workpackage 2.4 participants. back
Exhibition details
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In parallel to the Conference an Exhibition will take place where iNTeg-Risk stakeholders have the chance to introduce themselves and their products and services. The obvious advantage of exhibiting parallel to this event are the face-to-face contacts, directly relations with the right people from industry, universities and other stakeholders and to experience the state-of-the-art in this rapidly expanding field. The Exhibition space will be located in front of the conference room.
Exhibitors (yet to be confirmed, list still open - confirmed exhibitors marked with "*")
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Bundesanstalt für Materialforschung und -prüfung (*)
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Bay Zoltan Foundation*
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CEFIC - European Chemical Industry Council
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D'Appolonia (*)
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DIN / Beuth Verlag (*)
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MUST Project*
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EDF - Electricité de France (*)
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HSE/HSL - The Health and Safety Executive and the Health and Safety Laboratory (*) |
- INERIS*
- KMM-VIN*
- Mavionics GmBH* / Definiens AG (*)
- OSHA - Occupational Safety and Health Administration*
- Steinbeis Advanced Risk Technologies GmbH*
- Steinbeis Foundation*
- TÜV SÜD Industrie Service GmbH (*)
- VCE - Vienna Consulting Engineers (*)
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Registration
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The Conference and the Workshop are part of the project participation for project beneficiaries and the IAB members and the costs incl. registration may be charged onto the project costs of the beneficiaries and charged to EU-VRi for IAB members.
Registration for the Conference:
· 200 €, as cost participation share, for project partners and IAB members, and
· 450 €, as registration fee, for other participants.
The registration pack includes the handouts, coffee breaks, lunches and conference reception.
Registration for the Workshop:
· 100 €, as cost participation share, for project partners and IAB members, and
· 250 € for other participants.
The cost participation share for exhibitors (in addition to the conference registration fees):
· 100 € for project partners for two days
· 200 € for external exhibitors for two days
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Registration form:
Name: __________________________________________
Company: _______________________________________
Address: ________________________________________
Phone: _________________________________________
E-Mail: _________________________________________
Herewith I register for
¨ Main Conference (June 2-3, 2009) http://www.eu-vri.eu/fwlink/?LinkID=210
- Project partners (200 €)
- Regular partners (450 €)
¨ Conference Dinner (June 2, 2009) http://www.eu-vri.eu/fwlink/?LinkID=216
(free of charge for participants of the conference)
¨ International Advisory Board Meeting (June 3, 2009) http://www.eu-vri.eu/fwlink/?LinkID=217
¨ Workshop (June 4, 2009) http://www.eu-vri.eu/fwlink/?LinkID=211
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Project partners (100 €)
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Regular partners (250 €)
¨ General Assembly of iNTeg-Risk (June 4, 2009) http://www.eu-vri.eu/fwlink/?LinkID=218
(Please fill in and send back via fax: +49 711 1839 685 or e-mail integrisk-conference1@eu-vri.eu or make your registration directly on the website following the respective links) |
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Proceedings/handouts, language, software demonstrations
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Handouts of the Conference and the workshop will be distributed to participants at registration.
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The language of the conference and the workshop is English.
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Software demonstration will take place in the exhibition area.
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Deadlines
May 4, 2009 – paper submission (title, abstract)
May 10, 2009 – main conference / workshop registration
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Conference / Workshop Venue
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Venue:
- Stuttgart, Haus der Wirtschaft
- Steinbeis Foundation
- Steinbeis Advanced Risk Technologies
- European Virtual Institute for Integrated Risk Management (EU-VRi)
Haus der Wirtschaft,
Willi-Bleicher-Str. 19
70174 Stuttgart, Germany
+49 (711) 1839-5
www.stw.de
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Walking from the main railway station (Hauptbahnhof): Take the main street (Koenigstrasse) for about 500 meters up to the main place Schlossplatz. Between the bookstore WITTWER and the ESPRIT, you have to turn right (kleiner Schlossplatz), go straight ahead, cross the ‘Theodor Heuss Strasse’ and you will reach automatically the ‘Willi-Bleicher Strasse’.
Public transportation: Take any of the subway lines (“S-Bahn”) S1 to S6 ( S2 or S3 from the airport! ) and get off at the main railway station (Hauptbahnhof). Then follow the instructions above. Alternatively: use the tramway (the “U-Bahn”) lines U9 or U14 and get off at the stop “Keplerstraße”. |
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By car: From the main motorways follow always “Stuttgart Zentrum” or “Stuttgart Stadtmitte”. Take exits “Degerloch” when coming from Munich (Autobahn A8), exit “Vaihingen” when coming from Karlsruhe (Autobahn A8) or Zurich (Autobahn A81), or Zuffenhausen when coming from Heilbronn (Autobahn A81).
Park at “Hofdienergarage” in front of Haus der Wirtschaft (access to garage from Schellingstraße). |
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