I am the founding director of FSEG at the University of Greenwich where I have worked in human behaviour, evacuation, fire dynamics and simulation since 1986.
Greenwich, London
Joined June 2011
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FSEG require 1500 volunteers to participate in exciting aircraft evacuation trials featuring a revolutionary Blended Wing Body (BWB) aircraft from 4-21 Feb 2025 at the Bedfordshire campus of Cranfield University - details in link.
gre.ac.uk/articles/public-re…
Help us shape a more environmentally friendly aviation industry. Please volunteer to participate in our BWB aircraft evacuation trials, to be run on 4, 7, 11, 14, 18, 21 Feb 2025. This is your opportunity to make a contribution to the future of aviation.
bit.ly/49Z5mUI
We are delighted to invite applications from outstanding software engineers to join M34Impact, an exciting collaboration between UoG research teams FSEG and CSEG. These 3 posts are part of 18 new research positions. Please keep an eye on the FSEG webpages fseg.gre.ac.uk/fire/position…
We are delighted to invite applications from outstanding #evacuation modellers to join M34Impact, an exciting collaboration between UoG research teams FSEG and CSEG. This post is part of 18 new research positions. Please keep an eye on the FSEG webpages fseg.gre.ac.uk/fire/position…
Prof Galea is delighted to invite applications from outstanding researchers to join M34Impact, an exciting collaboration between UoG research teams FSEG and CSEG. These 3 posts are the first of 18 new positions. Details on the FSEG webpages fseg.gre.ac.uk/fire/position…
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ALT M34Impact research areas, including, fire, evacuation, physical security, VR, MR, AI, CFD.
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Today (15/5/2024), our HEALTHY SAILING partners are convening in Athens and #remotely to delve into the outcomes of our recent Internal Review meeting and put the finishing touches on our interim progress report.
I am delighted to announce that Research England has awarded the Fire Safety Engineering Group and colleagues at the UoG just over £9 million for our research proposal, ‘Multi-Scale, Multi-disciplinary Modelling for Impact’ (M34Impact).
More info at:
linkedin.com/posts/ed-galea-…
Correction to my post, the link for more info does not work, the correct link is:
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The evac of JAL A350 was not a miracle, but it's miraculous no one was seriously injured, especially those using exit L4. Apologies to Lt Chard from the film Zulu, “If it's a miracle, Colour Sergeant, it's a crew, passenger self-discipline, aircraft design, and lady luck miracle”
In aircraft evacuation every second counts, so the 18 minutes before the last person on board the JAL A350 at Haneda airport evacuated feels like an eternity. What can we learn? For a detailed analysis of the evacuation read my LinkedIn article.
linkedin.com/pulse/closer-lo…
Interview with Prof Ed Galea, director of the Fire Safety Engineering Group (FSEG) of the University of Greenwich for, 'The World' on USA public radio.
The interview concerned the JAL A350 evacuation.
You can hear the interview at:
theworld.org/media/2024-01-0…
Interview with Prof Ed Galea, Director Fire Safety Engineering Group (FSEG) of the University of Greenwich for BBC World News concerning the Haneda JAL A350/Dash8 collison.
youtu.be/lDHTKXySOqA
You can also read Prof Galea's Linkedin blog concering the accident at: linkedin.com/feed/update/urn…
The Guardian shared my LInkedin Blog about the JAL A350 fire and evacuation. theguardian.com/world/live/2…
Original Linkedin post with comments continuing the discussion: linkedin.com/feed/update/urn…
The #FSEG YOUTUBE channel has now exceeded 1 million video views (1,001,376)! Many thanks to all those who have watched our computer animations, lectures and media interviews. We hope you have derived some value from our content.
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Many thanks to Andy Nicholson of The Fire Surgery for inviting me to observe the fire and evacuation training exercise they put on at St.Pauls Cathedral in London. What a valuable learning experience for everyone involved. Great job, The Fire Surgery, LFB and St.Pauls.
@"Passenger Ship Evacuation in Polar Waters - Successful PhD defence by Hooshyar Henrik Azizpour of Western Norway University of Applied Sciences"linkedin.com/pulse/passenger… on @LinkedIn
