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4th European STAMP Workshop 2016

In September 2016 the Zurich University of Applied Sciences (ZHAW) hosted the 4th European STAMP Workshop in Zürich, Switzerland, organized in collaboration with the MIT Partnership for a Systems Approach to Safety.

Program
Participants had the opportunity to familiarize themselves with STAMP, STPA and CAST during an introductory talk and tutorials on the first day of the workshop.

New developments, applications, and case studies where presented during the following two days by experts from industry and academia.

We are particularly grateful to Prof. Dr. Nancy Leveson and to Prof. Dr. Ortwin Renn for having accepted our invitation to open the presentation sessions as keynote speakers. 

Venue
Zurich University of Teacher Education (PHZH)
Building LAA
Lagerstrasse 2
8090 Zurich, Switzerland

Dates
Introduction and Tutorials:
Tue. 13th September 2016, 8:00 am - 12:10 pm
Tue. 13th September 2016, 1:30 pm - 5:10 pm

Talks and Presentations:
Wed. 14th & Thu. 15th September 2016, 9:00 am - 5:20 pm

Social Evening: Wed. 14th September 2016

Swiss Systems Engineering Day 2016
ESW 2016 was held in conjunction with the Swiss Systems Engineering Day 2016 (Mon. 12th September 2016) organized by the Swiss Society of Systems Engineering. Both events took place in Zürich.

Links
Other European STAMP Workshops
Engineering a Safer World, MIT Press
MIT Partnership for a Systems Approach to Safety

Swiss Society of Systems Engineering

Workshop Program

Keynotes

Oral Presentations

Wednesday, 14th Sept. 2016:

Thursday, 15th Sept. 2016:

Poster Presentations

Introduction and Tutorial

STAMP Introduction and STPA Tutorial
Part1 (PDF 2.49 MB)
Part2 (PDF 1.44 MB)
Part3 (PDF 1.35 MB)
Group Activities (PDF 2.42 MB)

Other Ressources

ESW 2016 Brochure

Program Committee

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