Wednesday, 19th February 2020
9:35h Welcome by the European Commission
Speaker to be confirmed
10:45h DRIVER+ Project overview and achievements
Marcel van Berlo, DRIVER+ technical coordinator
11:45h The DRIVER+ key outputs
Speakers to be confirmed
14:30h Trial Experience: Running a trial and assessing innovative solutions
Speakers to be confirmed
16:30h Some perspectives on policy implications
Speakers to be confirmed
17:00h Top 3 Innovative Solutions in Crisis Management 2020
Award ceremony
17:30h Wrap-up of day 1
Philippe Quevauviller, DG Home (invited)
Thursday, 20th February 2020
09:30h Welcome to day 2
Speaker to be confirmed
11:15h Standardisation in DRIVER+
White paper presentation
Speakers to be confirmed
12:45h The DRIVER+ legacy- Establishing the first CoEs
Signature ceremony
Speaker to be confirmed
13:00h The DRIVER+ legacy- Looking into the future
Marcel van Berlo, DRIVER+ technical coordinator
MEET OUR SPEAKERS
Marcel van Berlo
TNO
Dr. Marcel van Berlo is a Program Coordinator in the field of ‘Human factors in Safety and Security’ at TNO, the Netherlands. He holds a Ph.D in Instructional Psychology and Technology from the University of Leuven, Belgium. Marcel is a member of the EARTO Security and Defence Working Group and is the Technical Coordinator of the European FP7 research project DRIVER+. His main topics of interest are crisis management, interaction between professional responders & citizens, radicalisation, training & serious gaming, individual/community/societal resilience and public order management.
Philippe Quevauviller
EUROPEAN COMMISSION (DG HOME)
Philippe Quevauviller started his career at the European Commission in 1989 as scientific officer at DG Research, then as policy officer at DG Environment, and moved to the DG Home Secure Societies Programme in 2013. He was researcher in oceanography in the years 1983-1989 at the University of Bordeaux. He obtained two PhDs (oceanography and chemistry) and the highest French University degree (HDR). Besides his work at the European Commission, he is also Associate Professor at the Vrije Universiteit Brussel (VUB) and a scientific writer and editor.