S i mSa f e
T h e me s
C o n fe re n ce
Linköping
University, Sweden
• Mathematical modeling and simulation in
applications for safety and security in society,
transportation, engineering, biomedical
technology, etc.
SimSafe 2005
• Tools and methods for modeling and simulation
of safety and security.
Modeling and
• Object-oriented modeling for safety and
Simulation for Public
security.
• Modeling and simulation for safe control and
Safety
planning, defense, nuclear reactors, energy
systems in general, vehicles, etc.
• Verification and validation of models for
increasing safety and security.
• Modeling of safe system and software architectures.
• Modeling and simulation for reliable sensors,
vehicles, etc.
• World modeling and simulation for predicting weather, handling natural or man-made
catastrophes, etc.
D a t e : 3 0 M ay 2 0 0 5
Linköping, Sweden
Linköping University, Sweden
Invited
Speaker
Anders Mattson
Civil Security Solutions,
SAAB Systems, Sweden
Crisis Management
Training in The Virtual
Arena
Anders Mattson is currently working on Civil Security Solutions at
SAAB Systems.
Anders Mattsonwas the program manager for M&S in the Swedish Defence Procurement Organisation FMV between 1990 and
1997. Since 1997 AM has been acting as a contractor and is a
key player concerning the establishment of Modelling and
Simulation, M&S, in major Military and Search-And-Rescue
organisations in Sweden and other Partnership for Peace countries.
He has participated in the International Project Team for all
PFP-SIMNET VIKING-exercises. His real and formal knowledge,
network and experiences are well documented. Anders is a
member of the Royal Swedish Academy of War Sciences,
Secretary of the Simulation Interoperability Standards Organization (SISO) Executive Committee, Chairman of the
International Simulation Advisory Group (ISAG), Chairman of
the Modelling and Simulation Society in Sweden (MoSiS).
Crisis Management Training in The Virtual Arena
Crisis Management is shifting its focus from military to Public,
or Civilian, Security.
A lot of efforts have been done to enhance military operations and military decision making with support of Modelling
and Simulation (M&S) Tools. Air Crew Training and Key
Hole surgery are other areas where M&S have made a lot
of difference.
In Public Security a lot of organizations, governmental and
non-governmental, national and international, will meet at
the scene of a tragic event, man made or natural. There is
no common set of rules adopted to this situation today.
In order to prepare crisis management, to develop management skills and co-operation, to evaluate effectiveness and to make the right preparations a Virtual Arena
has to be established. The Virtual Arena will be a network where scenarios will be presented, where safety
and rescue organizations can connect and co-operate
with crisis management in small daily games, or large
annual catastrophy scenarios.
3 0 M ay 2 0 0 5
09:15-10:00
Keynote Speech: Anders Mattson
SESSION I : Mathematical modeling and simulation in applications for safety and security in society, transportation, engineering, etc.
10:15-10:45
Traffic Simulation for Road Safety Assessment Intelligent Transportation Systems
Andreas Tapani
10:45-11:15
A Laser Profile Scanner and a Robot as Platform for Unattended Acquisition of Unknown 3D Objects
Sören Larsson
11:15-11:45
Robust System Modelling Using Bi-lateral Delay Lines
Petter Krus
11:45-12:15
3D Modelling for Underground Mining Vehicles
Martin Magnusson, Tom Duckett, Rolf Elsrud,
Lars-Erik Skagerlund
SESSION II : Verification and validation of models for
increasing safety and security
13:15-13:45
Safety Interfaces for Component-Based Systems
Jonas Elmqvist, Simin Nadjm-Tehrani,
Marius Minea
13:45-14:15
Model Based Dependability Evaluation For Automotive
Control Functions
Saša Vulinović, Bernd-Holger Schlingloff
14:15-14:45
Ideas for Security Assurance in Data Communication
Services Using Modelica
David Broman, Peter Fritzson
14:45-15:15
C-reference model of TTP/C protocol
Petr Grillinger, Pavel Herout, Stanislav Racek
SESSION III : Modeling and Simulation for safe control
and planning, defense, nuclear reactors, energy systems in general, vehicles, etc.
15:30-16:00
Training and Evaluation of Crisis Information Management
Magnus Morin, Lars Jansson, Johan Jenvald
16:00-16:30
Simulation as a Tool for Problem Detection in Rescue
Operation Planning
Ola Leifler, Johan Jenvald
16:30-17:00
Investigating the Impact of Spatial Decision Support
Systems in Modern Emergency Management using
Microworld Simulations
Jiri Trnka, Björn Johansson, Rego Granlund