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Conference Papers and Presentations
2015 Hanover, Germany
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Welcome of the Organizers and Conference Opening
- Welcome Address
Helmut Ehnes
Director Prevention, German Social Accident Insurance Institution for the Raw Materials and Chemical Industry (BG RCI) / Secretary General International Section of the ISSA on Prevention in the Mining Industry (ISSA Mining)
- Welcome Address
Wolfgang Roehl
Head of Central Mine Rescue Service,Germany /
International Mines Rescue Body Conference (IMRB) Chairman /
Manager of German Mines Rescue Committee
- Welcome Address
Regine Kramarek Mayor of Hanover, Germany
- Welcome Address
Stefan Dräger, Dräger, Germany
Keynotes
- RAG’s Way to „Zero Accidents“
Peter Schrimpf
Deputy Chairman of the Board RAG Aktiengesellschaft, Germany/
Vice President International Section of the ISSA on Prevention in the Mining Industry (ISSA Mining)
- Vision Zero and the Seven Golden Rules – the Global Prevention Strategy of ISSA for Rescue and Beyond
Helmut Ehnes
Director Prevention, German Social Accident Insurance Institution for the Raw Materials and Chemical Industry (BG RCI) /
Secretary General International Section of the ISSA on Prevention in the Mining Industry (ISSA Mining)
- Mining and Metal Material Risk Management: The progress, focus, success, challenges and way forward
Hannes Struyweg
Director Health and Safety International Council on Mining & Metals (ICMM), UK
- Achievements / Experiences and Challenges for OSH in Mining in Latin America
Roberto Morrison, Soletanche Bachy Chile S. A., Chile
- A Look beyond the Garden Gate: New Solutions for Rescue in Offshore Windenergy-Fields
Dr Markus Stuhr M. D., Germany
- For Miner´s Life and Property – How China Increases Its Capability to Cope With Mining Emergencies
Zou Wei Gang, China
- Soma Coal Basin and Mining Operation
Metin Aktan, Turkey
- Getting Mine Rescuers to the Action Faster and Safer
Markus Uchtenhagen, Goldcorp Inc, Canada
- Cave Rescue from Riesending-Höhle
Rudi Hiebl, Germany
- European Mines Rescue – Research Results of the I2 Mine Project
Felix Lehnen, Germany
- A Polish Perspective: International Mines Rescue Competitions and Their Impact on Safety Development in Underground Mining
Adam Nowak, Poland
- A Canadian Perspective: Mines Rescue Competitions – A Valuable Evaluation Tool
Alex Gryska, Canada
Workshops
Session 1 “Mine Rescue Management System and Effective Operations”
- No. 1.1 Lassing Mine Desaster
Dr Alfred Maier, Austria
- No. 1.2 Experiences From Exogenous Fire Incident Rescue Operations at
1C Coal- Seams – Trangbach East Area of Dongvong Coal Mine Company in Vietnam
Pham Van Huyen, Vietnam
- No. 1.3 Mine Re-entry Assessment System (MRAS) – A Decision Makers Tool
David Carey, Australia
- No. 1.4 Mutual Aid System – a Multi Jurisdictional Response Between Several Different Companies
Lex Lovatt, Canada
- No. 1.5 A Framework For Crisis Management at Mine Accidents With a Special
Focus on the Prevention of Posttraumatic Stress Disorders
Dirk Bergmann, Germany
- No. 1.6 No. 1.6 Mine Rescue – a New Way
Wilhelm Schön, Austria
- No. 1.7 A Comparison Between Traditional Timbers and Rescue Struts for Emergency Ground Control
Katherine N. Jennings, USA
- No. 1.8 Deployment of a Rescue Team Under NSW Emergency Preparedness and Mines Rescue Guidelines
Peter Cornford, Australia
- No. 1.9 Modern Escapeway Alternatives
John Murdoch, Australia
- No. 1.10 Study on Numerical of the Smoke Flow Regulation and its Application during the Roadway Fire Emergency Rescue in Coal Mines
Dr Wang Kai, China
Session 2 “Emergency Preparedness”
- No. 2.1 Collegiate Mine Rescue: The Intangible Benefits
Prof. Jürgen Brune / Lee Rawling / Alexander Robles, USA
- No. 2.2 Mines Desaster and Mine Rescue Training Courses in Modern Academic
Mining Engineering Programmes
Prof. Helmut Mischo, Germany
- No. 2.3 SCBA Training for Rescue Workers on Tunnel Construction Sites
Martin Rauscher, Germany
- No. 2.4 Emergency Preparedness in South Africa
Christo de Klerk, South Africa
- No. 2.5 Rope Access in German Mines Rescue, Equipment, Devices,
Training and Recommendations
Jens Schulz, Germany
- No. 2.6 Adjusting Mine Rescue to the Requirements of Small Mining Enterprises
Matthias Kuhn and Dr Walter Hermülheim, Germany
- No. 2.7 Emergency Preparedness in Complex Industrial Plants
Raimund Bücher, Germany
- No. 2.8 Regulation for Romanian Mining Rescue Teams Intervention
George Artur Gaman, Romania
- No. 2.9 Safe Control of Spontaneous Combustion Goaf Fires in Longwall Mining
Dr Walter Hermülheim, Germany
Session 3 “Future Trends”
- No. 3.1 Mine Rescue and Command System Base on Panoramas Technology and Three Dimensional Linkage
Prof. Liu Yongli, China
- No. 3.2 ONE SEVEN Mining, an Innovative System for Firefighting and Prevention in Mining
Max Stöttner, Germany
- No. 3.3 Development of a Specialised UAV (Unmanned Aerial Vehicle) for „Remote“ Coal Mine Exploration
Matthew Fellowes, Australia
- No. 3.4 Enhancing Mine Rescue Communications
Phil Carrier, USA
- No. 3.5 Mine Rescue Alert System RAG Deutsche Steinkohle
Christian Brendenahl and Manuela Asam, Germany
- No. 3.6 Using an Hierarchical Approach for the Dilution of Gases after Gas Outbursts
Dr Elisabeth Clausen, Germany
- No. 3.7 Fire Prevention in Underground Mining – Requirements for Equipment in Germany and Europe
Christoph Möller, Germany
- No. 3.8 New Zealand Underground Mines Emergency Protocol – a Multi Stakeholder Policy For Managing Underground Mine Emergencies
Trevor Watts, New Zealand
- No. 3.9 Technical Equipment and Operation of an Underground Refuge Room in the Konrad Mine
Stefan Schneider, Germany
- No. 3.10 Making Mines Safer: Early Detection of Smouldering Fire on Belt Conveyors and Their Surroundings
Dr Stephan Großwig, Dr Ulrich Palzer, Andreas Scheid, Germany
Closing Ceremony
- Concluding Remarks
Ulrich Meesmann, Germany
- Presentation of the next organzing team from Russia
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