7th International Symposium on Tunnel Safety and Security (ISTSS)

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March 16, 2016 – March 18, 2016
Symposium
3 Days
Safety and Security have been high on the scientific agenda for decades, no more so than after the tragic attacks of nine-eleven in New York. The success of the International Symposium on Tunnel Safety and Security (ISTSS) is a tribute to the pressing need for continued international research and dialogue on these issues, perhaps in particular connected to complex infrastructure such as tunnels and tunnel networks. At SP, we are very proud to have been able to establish a regular ISTSS tunnel symposium that normally attracts over 200 delegates from all parts of the world. The following symposiums have been arranged or is planned within the series of ISTSS (the co-organiser together with SP for each symposium is given within parenthesis): 

• The 1st ISTSS symposium was held in Greenbelt, USA
• The 2nd ISTSS was organised in Madrid 2006
• The 3rd ISTSS symposium was organised in Stockholm 2008
• The 4th ISTSS was held in Frankfurt am Main in March 2010
• The 5th ISTSS symposium was held in New York in March 2012 
• The 6th ISTSS symposium was held in Marseille in France in March 2014
• The 7th ISTSS symposium will be held in Montréal Canada in March 2016

A Call for Papers is now open. In order to guarantee the quality of the papers accepted, a Scientific Committee will review all papers. The Scientific Committee is comprised of leading experts in the field of fire and security. 

The focus has mainly been on fires and safety in tunnels, but it is shifting more and more towards security. The new terrorist threats and focus on how to solve these problems is increasing. The need for expertise in this area for underground infrastructure in general is continuously increasing. We urge scientists and practicing engineers in this field to consider ISTSS as good quality forum for presenting their results. The aim is to make ISTSS as a natural forum for scientists and practicing engineers to exchange information in the future.