Date: Tue, 08 Jul 2003 10:30:47 -0500
Subject: Flight Safety Information (ISASI2003)

ISASI 2003 International Seminar (www.isasi2003.com)
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The upcoming International Society of Air Safety Investigators (ISASI) 2003
International Seminar (August 26 - 28, 2003) to be hosted in Washington, DC
has published the following Technical Program:

ISASI 2003 Technical Program
Papers Accepted for Presentation

The Technical Program Committee has selected papers for presentation at
ISASI 2003 and is pleased with the response. The selection process was
difficult due to the overall quality of the submitted abstracts. The chosen
papers promise to deliver a dynamic and informative technical program for
the delegates in keeping with the theme of the seminar. If additional
information is desired please contact the Technical Program Committee at
isasi@... or tomflyss@....

1. John Purvis, MO3002, 2001 Lederer Award Winner
Aircraft Reconstruction – The Decision Process.

2. Jim Burin, MO4448, Flight Safety Foundation
The CFIT/ALAR Challenge: -Attacking the Killers in Aviation”.

3. Jean-Pierre Dagon, CP0204, AirTran Airways
Root Cause Analysis (RCA), using REASON: A building block for
accident/incident investigation.

4. Candace Kolander, AFA
Historical Review of Flight Attendant Participation in Accident
Investigation.

5. Robert Matthews, MO4626, FAA
An Analysis of Airport Ramp-related Accidents/Incidents Involving US Air
Carriers, 1978 - 2002.

6. Mike Huhn, MO3689/Capt. Lindsey Fenwick, ALPA
From Investigation to Prevention –Safety Disconnects in Air
Transportation System.

7. Scott Warren, NTSB
3D Computed Tomography (CT) Scanning in Accident Investigation.

8. Timothy J. Logan, MO2711, Southwest Airlines
Airline Safety Data: Where we are and where are we going?

9. Mike Poole, CP0205, Flightscape
Accident Investigation without the Accident.

10. Tom Farrier, MO3793, Airline Trans. Assoc.
Investigating Survival Factors in Aircraft Accidents: Revisiting the
Past to Look to the Future.

11. Stuart Dyne, MO4779, U of Southampton
CVR/CAM System Discrimination of Explosions vs. Structural Failure
Decompressions.

12. Jeff Guzzetti, AO3317, NTSB, Brian Nicklas, NASM
From the Wright Brothers to the Space Shuttle: A Historical Perspective
of Aircraft Accident Investigation.

13. Jay Graser, Galaxy Scientific
Investigation Enhancement through Information Technology.

14. Pippa Moore, United Kingdom Joint CAA/AD Aerospace Presentation
on Flight Deck Image Recording

15. Mark George, NTSB
Air Carrier Accidents/Incidents with Fire/Smoke Involvement w/ Fire
Fighting Training.




16, Dr. Guan Wen-Lin,Victor Liang, Dr. Kay Yong Taiwan Aviation Safety
Council, CP0174
Application of 3D Software Reconstruction Technology in Aircraft
Accident Investigation

17. David Lee, Steven Su, CO0174,
CI 611 (747) & GE 791 (ATR-72)Wreckage Recovery, Operations Comparisons
and Lessons Learned.

18. Barbara,Burian, PhD, NASA Ames Research Center
The Emergency and Abnormal Situations (EAS) Project

19-22. Occupant Protection Measures – History, Development, and Future
Directions


Adrienne Noe, PHD, Director, National Museum of Health and Medicine –
Summary of 1908 Wright/Selfridge accident, use of first head protection.
Introduce panel.

Prof. William D. Waldock, MO 2906, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University –
Enhanced occupant protection through crashworthiness evaluation and advances
in design – a view from the wreckage.

Dr. Allen Parmet, MD, TWA - The role of aerospace medicine in flight safety
– mishap investigation and prevention.

Wm. T. Gormley, MD Col. USAF, MC (Ret.) - Enhanced occupant protection
through injury pattern analysis.

Mary A. Cimrmancis, DDS, FO4172 - History and advances in forensic
identification methods in aviation disasters. Forensic evidence, its role
in humanitarian and investigation outcomes and the role of the investigator.

ISASI 2003 Technical Program Papers Selected as Backup

Steve Saintamour, Phoenix International
Underwater Recovery of Aircraft Accident USNavy/NASA.

Ray Cherry, United Kingdom
The Accident Data Base.

Stephane Corcos, Martine Del Bono, BEA, France
DHC-6 Twin Otter Accident, March 2001 Anomalies

Keynote Speakers Selected and Confirmed

The Honorable Ellen G. Engleman, Chairman, NTSB
The Honorable Marion Blakey, Administrator, FAA
Mr. Paul-Louis Arslanian, Chief, BEA, France
Mr. Rob Graham, Director Safety Investigations, Australian Transport Safety
Board
Mr. John Carr, President, NATCA
One keynote speaker to be confirmed.
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