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12/14/2011

SUPDET 2012 to be held March 5-8, 2012 in Phoenix, Arizona

The 16th annual Suppression, Detection and Signaling Research and Applications Symposium (SUPDET 2012) is set for March 5-8, 2012 at the Sheraton Crescent Hotel in Phoenix.  Register now

SUPDET 2012 features 30 presentations and a special workshop on Emergency Communications Strategies.  Keep your knowledge at the leading edge through presentations featuring the latest developments and current research in key areas including:

  • New detection technology
  • Approaches and human response to emergency/mass communication
  • New developments in water-based suppression systems
  • Environmental regulations and new fire suppression agents
  • Applications/Case studies
  • Featured session on high challenge commodity protection  – new research on lithium ion batteries, aerosols and other hazards

A special half-day workshop on Emergency Communications Strategies will be available for all SUPDET 2012 attendees on March 7.

Earn additional CEUs, network with other professionals in your field, and learn about new technologies and advancements from experts in fire detection, suppression, and signaling issues.  Register now.

Posted at 03:16 PM in Alarm and notification, Conferences, Detection, Suppression, Symposium |

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