EUSAS Journal No. 1, August 2004
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Eusas Workshop Lübeck, June 14-16, 2004
Multiple Sensor based (Fire-) Detectors; Design and Testing

• R. Siebel (Univ. Duisburg-Essen / Germany):
  Multi-Sensor Detection Algorithms - A comparison of different Design Approaches
• G. Roepke (detectomat GmbH, Ahrensburg / Germany):
  Condensation in (Multi-) Fire sensors
• K. Lenkeit et al (Minimax GmbH, Bad Oldesloe / Germany):
  Multi Sensor Aspirating Fire Detection Systems
• Prof. A. Schütze (Univ. des Saarlandes / Germany):
  Gas Sensors for Fire Detection: Basic Principles and Considerations for Multi-Sensor Systems
• I. Willms (Univ. Duisburg – Essen / Germany):
  Mobile Multi-Sensor Detection
• Th. Brupbacher (Siemens Fire and Security Products, Männedorf / Switzerland):
  Standardising Multi-Phenomena Fire Detectors - Status Report from CEN TC72 WG12
• O. Linden (Univ. Duisburg – Essen / Germany):
  Low-Cost Approach to a Function-based Testing Procedure for Multi Sensor Fire Detectors
• U. Mueller et al (Univ. Duisburg – Essen / Germany):
  Design and Functionality of a New “Test Duct for Multi Sensor Fire Detectors”
• R. Phillips (BRE, Borehamwood Herts. / UK):
  Testing and Assessment of Multiple Sensor Fire Detectors - Black Box, White Box or some Shade of Grey?
• M. Hesels (VdS Cologne / Germany):
  Multi Sensor and Multiple Criteria Fire Detectors. Current and Future Test Procedures in the VdS Fire Test Lab.
• H. Luck (Univ. Duisburg – Essen / Germany):
  Multi-Dimensional Thresholds; A Problem for Design and Testing?