Introduction and Awareness of Computational Modelling in Fire Safety
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Introduction and Awareness of Computational Modelling in Fire Safety

By IFE - Yorkshire and Humberside Branch
Online event

Overview

This event provides an accessible overview of computational modelling within fire safety engineering, designed to support both early career

Introduction and Awareness of Computational Modelling in Fire Safety

This event provides an accessible overview of computational modelling within fire safety engineering, designed to support both early career professionals and experienced practitioners.

Early Careers Session
This introductory session is aimed at students, graduates, and those new to fire safety engineering. It will cover the fundamentals of computational modelling, its role within fire safety design, and how modelling tools are typically applied in practice. The session will also explore how developing an understanding of modelling can support early career progression.

Main Session
The main session will provide a broader overview of computational modelling in fire safety, focusing on its application within real projects. Topics will include the purpose and limitations of modelling, common methodologies, and how outputs are interpreted to inform design decisions. The session will also address good practice, professional judgement, and the importance of proportionate and appropriate use of modelling techniques. The session will also include a dedicated section on the modelling of residential corridors.

Category: Science & Tech, Science

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  • 1 hour 30 minutes
  • Online

Location

Online event

Agenda
2:30 PM - 3:00 PM

Early Careers Session

Joe Hart

This introductory session is aimed at students, graduates, and those new to fire safety engineering. It will cover the fundamentals of computational modelling, its role within fire safety design, and how modelling tools are typically applied in practice. The session will also explore how developing an understanding of modelling can support early career progression.

3:00 PM - 4:00 PM

Main Webinar

Joe Hart

The main session will provide a broader overview of computational modelling in fire safety, focusing on its application within real projects. Topics will include the purpose and limitations of modelling, common methodologies, and how outputs are interpreted to inform design decisions. The session will also address good practice, professional judgement, and the importance of proportionate and appropriate use of modelling techniques. There will also be a case study on modelling residential corridors.

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IFE - Yorkshire and Humberside Branch

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Mar 10 · 7:30 AM PDT