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Appendix B: Workshop Agenda
Appendix B: Workshop Agenda
Pages 36-39
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Lucht, Chair, Committee to Identify Innovative Research Needs to Foster Improved Fire Safety in the United States, Wochester Polytechnic Institute Peter Chang, National Science Foundation S:45 Fire Safely Issues in the United States an Overview John Lyons, Director, U.S. Army Research Lab (retired)
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:00 p.m. Materials and Retardant Issues Moderator: Eli Pearce, Polytechnic University Performance of Polymer and Composite Materials Judy Riffle, Virginia Polytechnic Institute, Jack Lesko, Virginia Polytechnic Institute Possibilities for Fire Retardant Materials Ed Weil, Polytechnic University Thermal Decomposition of Solids Takashi Kashiwagi, NIST 2:00 Moderated Pane!
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Fire Severity Jim Milke, UMD Structural Dynamics—Bob Tding, WIE High-Performance Materials—Venkatesh Kodur, NRC Canada :15 Moderated Pane} Discussion 12 noon Lunch 12:30 p.m. Human Behavior Issues Moderator: William Feinberg, University of Cincinnati Understanding Human Behavior in Stressful Situations Guylene ProuIx, NRCC Available Data and Input into Models Rita Fahy, NFPA Human Factors Contributions to Building Evacuation Research and Systems Design: Opportunities and Obstacles lake PauIs/Norman Groner ~ :15 Moderated Pane!
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WORKSHOP AGENDA 5:30 Adjourn 39 What are the keys need in education, training, and technology transfer? What is the role of NSF and other agencies and institutions?
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