Event

Enlarged Halden Programme Review Group meeting – EHPRG 2023

The EHPRG 2023 meeting is the main conference organised by the Halden HTO Project takes place 24th-29th September in Lillehammer

Publisert: 10. February 2023

Scandic Lillehammer Hotel will be the venue for EHPRG 2023

Call for Papers

Contributions from member organisations are encouraged and welcomed.

Intended abstracts to be submitted to the Project by 1st June, 2023 to Ronja Sveen Bye ronja.sveen.bye@ife.no

The full text of these contributions should be received by the Project by 10th August, 2023 to Ronja Sveen Bye ronja.sveen.bye@ife.no

Halden Man-Machine Laboratory
The Halden Man-Machine Laboratory is one of many unique capabilities that is used in the HTO Project. Photo: IFE

Registration

Technical Programme and Scope for EHPRG 2023

The meeting will open with an Introductory Session containing overview presentations and invited papers given by keynote speakers. Broader aspects of some of the topics to be covered in the Technical Sessions are often covered in this opening session.

The subsequent Technical Sessions will address the work performed by the Project, as well as by member organisations.

The HADRON lab stands for Hazard Aware Digitalisation and RObotics in Nuclear and other domains and represents IFEs research of robots in different domains, including nuclear and decommissioning.
The HADRON lab stands for Hazard Aware Digitalisation and RObotics in Nuclear and other domains and represents IFEs research of robots used in different domains, including nuclear and decommissioning. Photo: IFE

The topics to be covered:

  • Human Performance
  • Digital I&C – Safety Assurance
  • Control Room Design & Evaluation
  • Human-Automation Collaboration
  • Digital Systems for Operations and Maintenance
  • Digital Transformation of Decommissioning
  • Cyber Security for Main Control Rooms
IFEs Virtual Reality Center in Halden is another capability used in the HTO research.
IFEs Virtual Reality Center in Halden is another capability used in the HTO research. Photo: IFE

Location and meeting venue for EHPRG 2023

Lillehammer Town – Scandic Lillehammer hotel

Lillehammer, known as Norway’s wintercity, is a town with a charming atmosphere, and a outstanding terrain. It is a modern city that has also received awards for its architecture and the preservation of original buildings in their main walkingstreet. Nationally and internationally, Lillehammer is best known for hosting the 17th Olympic Winter Games in 1994.

Scandic Lillehammer hotel is situated in a private park, near Lillehammer city centre. It is the region’s largest conference hotel, for meetings, conferences, but also vacations and weekend trips.

Travel Arrangements to Scandic Lillehammer hotel

Please arrange your travel to destination Oslo Gardermoen airport (Oslo lufthavn - Avinor). Lillehammer can be reached by train from Oslo Airport Gardermoen aprox. 1h 45 min (Vy | Train | Bus | Taxi | Book your trip at vy.no | vy.no)