Call for Participation in the Second Workshop Organized by the IAFSS Working Group on Measurement and Computation of Fire Phenomena
Copyright policy )Call for Participation in the Second Workshop Organized by the IAFSS Working Group on Measurement and Computation of Fire Phenomena
Early 2015, a new initiative called ‘‘the IAFSS Working Group on Measurement and Computation of Fire Phenomena’’ (aka the MaCFP Working Group) was launched (http://www.iafss.org/macfp/). This initiative is endorsed and supported by the International Association for Fire Safety Science (IAFSS, http://www.iafss. org). The first workshop organized by the MaCFP Working Group was held in June 2017 as a pre-event to the 12th IAFSS Symposium in Lund, Sweden. Details are found on https://iafss.org/3770-2/ and in Ref. [1]. The primary objective of this letter is to engage the members of the fire research community to participate in the second MaCFP workshop, scheduled on April 25–26 2020 as a pre-event to the 13th IAFSS Symposium in Waterloo, Canada (http://iafss2020.ca). Continued updated information on the MaCFP Working Group effort is found at http:// www.iafss.org/macfp/.
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- University of Maryland, College Park United States
- University of Maryland, College Park United States
- KU Leuven Belgium
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