第九届亚澳火灾科学技术大会（9th Asia-Oceania Symposium on Fire Science and Technology (9th AOSFST)）将于2012年10月17-20日在安徽合肥召开。
亚澳火灾科学与技术会议是亚澳火灾科学技术学会的系列会议，也是亚澳地区火灾科学领域最具重要的学术会议。中国科学技术大学火灾科学国家重点实验室经过积极争取，获得了第九届亚澳火灾科学与技术会议的举办权，这将是亚澳火灾科学技术学会20年来在中国大陆首次召开的系列学术会议，表明我国在火灾科学领域的国际影响力已有显著提高。承办此次会议将十分有利于国际学术交流，推动实质性国际合作的开展。
本届大会预计国内代表50人，国际代表80人。
本次大会将由四天的大会特邀报告、分组学术报告和板报组成。会议将邀请火灾科学领域国际著名的12位学者与会做大会特邀报告（包括1个Plenary speech和11个Invited talks），分组学术报告和Poster的内容涉及火灾动力学（着火、火蔓延、热释放速率、轰燃、灭火机理）；火灾模拟（分区模拟、场模拟、计算传热）；防火材料（材料的燃烧性评价、性能表征、烟气毒性等）；火灾风险评估；被动防火方法；主动灭火系统；消防规范。
会议由国际火灾研究领域29位著名学者担任Technical Committe成员，日本东京大学的Prof. Tanaka Takeyoshi担任主席。会议确定邀请美国FM Global的John de Ris博士（国际火灾和燃烧学界资深学者）作大会Plenary speech。
Detailed call for papers (PDF version download)
9th Asia-Oceania Symposium on Fire Science and Technology
17-20 October, 2012, Hefei,China
The State Key Laboratory of Fire Science (SKLFS) at the University of Science and Technology of China (USTC), is preparing to host 9th Asia-Oceania Symposium on Fire Science and Technology (9th AOSFST). The 9th AOSFST will be held on October 17-20, 2012. This symposium is held by the Asia-Oceania Association for Fire Science and Technology (AOAFST) which is under the International Association for Fire Safety Science (IAFSS). The Symposium is the premier fire safety science meeting in the Asia-Oceania region and has been organized since 1992 by AOAFST. The two most recent symposiums were held successfully in Hong Kong and Australia in 2007 and 2010 respectively.
The 9th AOSFST will include invited lectures from the world’s top fire science researchers and presentations of peer-reviewed papers. Symposium activities will begin on evening of Thursday, 17 October with a Welcome Reception. Poster sessions will provide an excellent opportunity to interact individually with researchers about their most recent work. In addition to the technical sessions, numerous social activities are planned, which will provide opportunities to informally meet with colleagues and friends.
Established in 1958 to meet the needs of the nation, USTC is located in Hefei of China. Hefei is an ancient city over 3100 years old, and has been developing rapidly to a modern city. The birth of USTC was regarded as a major event in the Chinese history of education and science. Since then, USTC has been firmly devoted to basic research and original innovation in order to cultivate talent and capacity for dealing with key issues in China’s development of science and technology. Despite twists and turns over the years, it has achieved great successes and created a unique approach to higher education that is the most suitable for the situations in China. Its impressive accomplishments have been praised by many people in the academic world.
The State Key Laboratory of Fire Science (SKLFS) has a long tradition of conducting outstanding fire research and providing comprehensive education in fire safety. SKLFS carries out frontier basic and interdisciplinary researches that combine state-of-the-art knowledge and approaches of chemistry, physics, mechanics, thermo-physics (heat transfer, combustion, etc.), information science, computer science, electronics, automation and material science to investigate fire dynamics and basic principles of fire safety technologies. has a long tradition of conducting outstanding fire research and providing comprehensive education in fire safety. SKLFS carries out frontier basic and interdisciplinary researches that combine state-of-the-art knowledge and approaches of chemistry, physics, mechanics, thermo-physics (heat transfer, combustion, etc.), information science, computer science, electronics, automation and material science to investigate fire dynamics and basic principles of fire safety technologies.
Research of Interest
The symposium is intended to disseminate and discuss peer reviewed scientific research focused on fire science and engineering. You are invited to submit a contribution that advances scientific understanding and presents or advances new ideas on any topic in the entire spectrum of fire safety science. See the list of topics below. Papers and poster abstracts will be accepted on the basis of their quality and originality in the science of fire safety and its applications. Refer to prior symposium proceedings for further information on the scope of contributed papers (http://www.iafss.org/publications/aofst/info/).
Requirements
Papers: Must be original work. The same paper must have not been submitted to another forum.
Style: All papers must be in English. Detailed information for authors on style, including paper length, format, etc, and a paper template are available at the Symposium website (http://aosfst.csp.escience.cn/), also linked at the IAFSS website (http://www.iafss.org).
Oral Presentation: Oral presentation of the paper at the Symposium must be made by an author
Symposium Topics
- Fire physics and Chemistry
- Fire and Smoke modeling
- Human/fire interactions
- Fire statistics and risk assessment
- Fire safety design and code
- Structure response to fire
- Fire properties and testing methods of materials
- Suppression, Detection, and Smoke Management
- Urban, WUI, Forest fires
- Special topics (fire investigation, fire reconstruction, fire service, transportation and industrial fires)
Submitting Your Full Paper
Manuscripts should be submitted electronically, beginning 1 March 2012 through the Login button on the homepage of the symposium website (http://aosfst.csp.escience.cn/).
The submission deadline for papers is 30 April 2012. Papers submitted after 7 May 2012 will not be considered. Papers submitted between 30 April and 7 May will be reviewed, however, timely submissions will be given preference in determining acceptance.
All accepted and presented papers will be included in the symposium proceedings, which will be published electronically by the journal of Procedia Engineering on the Elsevier ScienceDirect system. All papers will have DOI’s assigned and will be part of the CrossRef system, including citation indexing. All papers are expected to be indexed by Scopus and EI Compendex. Also the index by the ISI-CPCI (Conference Proceedings Citation Index) is expected. This assures the best possible dissemination of the contributions and assures that citations of the papers will be fully recognized.
Submitting Your Poster Abstract
A Call for Posters will be issued with poster abstract requirements. Posters may describe work in progress, or completed projects. To assure the inclusion of recent research, the submission deadline for poster abstracts is 30 May 2012. Poster abstracts will be reviewed by the Technical Committee.
Review Process
Full papers will receive at least two independent peer reviews. Reviewers will be allocated by members of the Technical Committee. Final acceptance or rejection of a manuscript will be made by the Symposium Technical Committee. Authors for full papers and posters will be notified of the Technical Committee’s decision by 30 June 2012. Notification will include reviewers’ comments, detailed style guidelines for the final version of the paper for publication, and the deadline for delivering a final version in which all reviewers’ comments have been addressed. The proceedings will include all accepted papers that are presented by an author at the symposium provided that reviewer comments are addressed and the final versions are approved by the Technical Committee Chair by 30 July 2012, and the final photoready paper is submitted to the Elsevier by 15 August 2012.
9th AOSFST Symposium Timeline
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Invited papers
29 February 2012 – Determination of plenary and invited speakers
15 August 2012 – Final submission deadline for photoready copy
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Full papers and posters
30 April 2012 – Submission deadline of full papers
30 May 2012 – Submission deadline of posters
30 June 2012 – Letter to authors announcing paper acceptance/declination
30 July 2012 – Deadline for approval of the final manuscript by Technical Committee
15 August 2012 – Final submission deadline for photoready copy
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Symposium
October 2012-Web publication of all papers and posters
17 to 20 October 2012– 9th AOSFST
Host Venue
The Symposium will be held in Hefei, China. The detailed venue including information of hotel booking for participants and their companions will be available in due time at the Symposium website (http://aosfst.csp.escience.cn/). Meeting registration will include online access to full papers and posters as well as a hard copy of the symposium proceedings to be produced after the symposium.
Symposium Committees
Local Organizing Committee
- Prof. Weicheng Fan, University of Science and Technology of China (Chair)
- Prof. Heping Zhang, University of Science and Technology of China (Co-Chair)
- Prof. Naian Liu, University of Science and Technology of China (Co-Chair)
Symposium Proceedings Editor
- Prof. Tanaka Takeyoshi, Kyoto University
- Prof. Naian Liu, SKLFS, University of Science and Technology of China
- Dr. NK Fong, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University
Symposium Technical Committee
- Prof. Tanaka Takeyoshi, Kyoto University (Chair)
- Prof. Jinhua Sun, University of Science and Technology of China
- Prof. Weiguo Song, University of Science and Technology of China
- Prof. Juncheng Jiang, Nanjing university of technology
- Prof. Wenguo Weng, Tsinghua University
- Prof. Wanki Chow, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University
- Prof. Richard Yuen, City University of Hong Kong
- Prof. Yeob-Rae Kim, Kyungmin College
- Prof. Chun-Ha Lee, Hoseo University
- Prof. Shen-Wen Chen, National Central Police University
- Prof. Ching-Yuan Lin, National Taiwan University of Science and Technology
- Prof. Bogdan Dlugogorski, The University of Newcastle
- Dr. Yaping He, University of Western Sydney
- Prof. Eric Kennedy, The University of Newcastle
- Prof. Ian Thomas, Victoria University
- Dr. Greg Baker, Building Research Association of New Zealand
- Prof. Michael Spearpoint, University of Canterbury
- Prof. Michael Chew, National University of Singapore
- Prof. Yuji Hasemi, Waseda University
- Prof. Kenji Sato, Toho University
- Prof. Yasushi Oka, Yokohama National University
- Dr. Anthony Hamins, NIST, USA
- Prof. Carlos Fernandez-Pello, University of California
- Dr. Craig Beyler, Hughes Associates Inc., USA
- Prof. J. Russell Thomas, National Research Council of Canada
- Prof. Oleg P. Korobeinichev, Institute of Chemical Kinetics and Combustion (ICKC), Russia
- Prof. Jonnson Robert, Lund University
- Prof. Domingos Viegas, University of Coimbra
- Prof. Jose Torero, University of Edinburgh
If you would like more information on the arrangements for the upcoming Symposium, please email to Symposium Secretariat, aosfst2012@ustc.edu.cn
