European Workshop on Maritime Systems Resilience and Security The first European Workshop on Maritime Systems Resilience and Security (MARESEC 2021) is dedicated to the research on Resilience, Security, Technology and related Ethical, Legal, and Social Aspects (ELSA) in the context of Maritime…
By Antonio Licu (EUROCONTROL, Belgium) “Bad companies are destroyed by crisis, good companies survive them, great companies are improved by them” (Andy Grove) The business continuity measures taken by the European Air Navigation Service Providers (ANSPs) in response to the…
By Mark Peters (Qantas Engineering, Australia) This year, we’ve faced our toughest challenge in the form of the global pandemic and the widespread associated effect on the airline industry. From a personal perspective, my organisation (Qantas Engineering) had been working…
By: Beth Lay Asher Balkin is a Research Engineer at the Cognitive Systems Engineering Laboratory at Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio. Asher has worked in fields as diverse as public health, international security, surgical research, and human/automation interaction.Following are notes…
What knowledge, strategies and practices do we have at hand to respond in a flexible manner to COVID-19? Lessons learned from Resilience Engineering and Societal Resilience April 20 By Vanessa Becker Bertoni The speakers Martina Ragosta (Italy), Johan Bergström (Sweden),…
By Laurin Mooney and Beth Lay We’ve been trained for decades to do a thorough pre-task brief focused on identifying and managing every risk we can think of. While this is a fine, there’s a major problem when applying…
Author: Kristine Vedal Størkersen, NTNU Samfunnsforskning / NTNU Social Research Safety management regulation with functional rules and internal controls offer potential for practical procedures. It makes companies responsible for their own safety by implementing and internally controlling safety management systems,…
Jan 28, 2020 Asher Balkin interviews Adam Johns, Cathay Pacific Airways Safety Risk Manager Adam Johns, based in Hong Kong, is helping Cathay Pacific Airways move from a traditional risk perspective to including a Safety II and Resilience Engineering view. …
By Chris Hamby Jan. 21, 2020 After a Boeing 737 crashed near Amsterdam more than a decade ago, an expert study that sharply criticized the manufacturer was never published by the Dutch safety authorities, and its key findings were either excluded…
By: Beth Lay Silence. We have Thai Wood on the phone. Asher looks at me, puzzled, then mouths “who is interviewing who?” Asher and I were together at a meeting; 45 minutes earlier I’d asked if he wanted to “lead…