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On 11 May 2011 , DBDC/INTERNATIONAL DEFENCE PUBLICATION & EVENTS
with a great success, the:
2nd ATHENS INTERNATIONAL FIRE FIGHTING CONFERENCE 11 May 2011, Zappion, Athens, Greece
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The goal of the conference was to bring together the worlds experts in all the fields of Firefighting and present all modern solutions and approaches of Firefighting technologies, operations and management.
The conference was attended by more than 110 participants.
Experts from the Hellenic Fire Brigade and the Hellenic Air Force presented existing training and operation methods - equipment used and relative future plans.
Leading International and domestic companies presented all modern solutions and approaches of Firefighting technologies, operations and management.
Key themes to be covered
•Satellite and aerial detecting, monitoring and damage assessing systems.Firefighting command and control
•Maritime Firefighting simulation systems
•Aerial and Wildland Firefighting
•Modern fixed and rotary – winged aircrafts
•Fire fighting apparatus and equipment
•Special Vehicles in firefighting
•Firefighting chemicals
•Detecting, monitoring and managing firefighting.
The opening addresses were made by representatives of the General Secretary for Civil Protection, the Hellenic Air Force Chief of General Staff and the chief of the Hellenic Fire Brigade.
The conference was attended by officers’ delegations representing the Hellenic Air force, Navy and Fire Corps, Attaches from foreign embassies, special scientists and professors from universities and polytechnic schools, representatives from the Union of Volunteer Fire Fighters and others.
There was important participation from 20 leading foreign and local companies, including, to name a few, AIR TRACTOR, AIRSP&A, AEROFILMS, ΑΤΕΣΕ ΑΕ, EPSILON INTERNATIONAL, RUSSIAN HELICOPTERS, CRITICAL SOFWARE, AGAH, ORATON, REAL VISION, SPACE HELLAS, MILTECH, DEFENCO and others.
For more information please conduct,
Tel: 0030-2103635049,
Fax: 0030-2103639024,
e-mail: firefighting@dbdc.gr
