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    315 - Modeling Socio-Technical Systems Jun 14, 2019
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    Guests: Igor Nikolic Host: Markus Voelter Shownoter: Mario Winkler

    Socio-technical systems are systems where (groups of) humans interact with (non-trivial) technical systems; an example is the power grid. The people, the technical system and the combination might easily lead to complex behavior that is hard to predict and control over the long term. However, as illustrated by, for example, the need to transition our energy infrastructure to a more sustainable structure, it is necessary for society to “control” such systems. Igor Nikolic is a professor at the TU Delft where he uses agent-based modeling approach to try to understand, and thus help control and evolve such systems. We discuss the systems, the challenges as well as the modeling approaches.

    Introduction

    00:02:45

    Igor Nikolic TU Delft | Private website | Twitter | TU Delft, Department Multi-Actor Systems | Sociotechnical system | Complexity | Complexity | Sante Fe Institute Home | Sante Fe Institute Wikipedia | Cell Automata | Joshua M. Epstein | Anasazi model | Agent-based model | Swarm behaviour | Boids | Flocks, Herds, and Schools: A Distributed Behavioral Model by Craig Reynolds | Inverse problem | Emergence | Socio-technical systems | Thomas P. Hughes | Social technology | Path dependency | Path dependency | Nonholonomic system | Foucault pendulum | Evolution | Laryngeal nerve | Richard Dawkins video | Dunbar's number (Steve Jobs - Computers Are Bicycles For The Mind) | Stephen Hawking quote | Wicket problem | Market (economics) | Privatisation of British Rail | 34C3 Talk | Neoclassical economics | Grigore Roșu | K Framework

    Sustainable problem

    01:00:40

    Steam engine | Capitalism | Circular economy | Rachel Carson "Silent Spring" | DDT | The Blue Marble | CO2 in Earth's atmosphere | Economic globalization | Attractor | Chaos theory | Wallace and Gromit (Train Chase)

    Research area, Models, Simulations

    01:12:21

    System dynamics | SimCity 2000 | Will Wright | John von Neumann | John Conway | Game of Life | State machine | Turing completeness | Object-oriented programming | Netlogo | Swarm | Repast | Nick Jennings | A New Kind of Science | Stephen Wolfram "A new kind of science" | Rule <110 | Turing machine | Mathematica | Model | Simulation | The law of conservation of misery | Neural network | Econometrics | Process philosophy | Panta rhei, "everything flows" | Alfred North Whitehead quote | Niels Bohr quotes | Monte Carlo method | J. Doyne Farmer | Nature article | Antifragile | Randomness | Pseudorandomness | Statistical sampling | Domain specific language | Hypercube sampling | Machine learning

    Multi-Modelling

    01:57:09

    Scott Page "The Difference" | Scott Page "The Model" Thinker | Ontology alignment | Propagation of uncertainty | Genetic algorithm | High Level Architecture | Publish–subscribe pattern | Data Distribution Service, DDS | SIM0MQ | MQTT | MATPOWER

    TEDx Talk Insights, Simplicity, Complexity

    02:05:15

    (Igor Nikolic - TEDxRotterdam 2010) | Intractability | YOLO | Allen, Tainter, Hoekstra "Supply-Side Sustainability" | omegatau 184 "Societal Complexity and Collapse" | Orthogonality | Post-normal science | MAIA framework | Baby boomers | Lawrence Lessig


    314 - London Air Ambulance Jun 01, 2019
    Show notes

    Guests: Neil Jeffers, Adam Spink Host: Markus Voelter
    Shownoter: Bastian Hundt

    Earlier this year I visited the London Air Ambulance, a charity organization that flies two MD-902 helicopters over the UK’s capital. I chatted with their chief pilot Neil Jeffers about the flying and some of the medical aspects. My recorder then joined Neil on a short flight to their hangar at RAF Northolt. There, we met Adam Spink, a NATS air traffic controller at Heathrow, and the three of us chatted about the ATC perspective of flying helicopters (sometimes) in Heathrows’s approach.

    If you want to donate to the charity, see this link.

    Introduction of Neil Jeffers

    00:02:05

    London Air Ambulance | Royal London Hospital | RAF Northolt | Major Trauma

    The Helicopters and the History of London Air Ambulance

    00:04:35

    Fire Grenfell | ADAC | Johanniter-Unfall-Hilfe | Air Medical Service | AS-365 | MD-902 | NOTAR | Performance Class (PDF) | Glass Cockpit | Biggin Hill Airport | London Heliport | Trauma Center | Airbus Helicopters H135 | BO-105 | Airbus Helicopters H145 | Venturi Effect | Coandă Effect

    Flying a NOTAR Helicopter

    00:20:40

    Helicopter Flight Controls | Dutch Role | Airbus Helicopters H120 | JetRanger | Robinson R-44 | Visual Flight Rules | Instrument Flight Rules | Night Vision Device | Avionics | Traffic Avoidance System | Weather Radar

    The Medical Side

    00:31:15

    Major Trauma | Trauma Team | Air Traffic Control | HEMS | "Stay and play" | "Scoop and run" | General anaesthesia | Blood transfusion | Open Chest Surgery | Resuscitative endovascular balloon occlusion of the aorta | European Aviation Safety Agency | Foreign object damage

    Airspace in London

    00:52:10

    M25 Motorway | Heathrow Airport | London City Airport | Biggin Hill Airport | Air Traffic Control Tower | Runway | London Helicopter Routes (PDF) | Flight Transponder

    Training, Risks and the Crew

    00:57:20

    Threat and Error Management | Checklist | Aircraft Flight Manual | Single Point of Failure | Go Around | Instrument Rating | Crew Resource Management | Multi Crew Coordination

    Flight from Royal London Hospital to RAF Northolt

    01:17:55

    Air Traffic Control in London and a typical Mission with Adam Spink

    01:27:10

    Heathrow Terminal 4 | Follow-Me | Taxiway | Airspace Class


    313 - Volocopter May 22, 2019
    Show notes

    Gast: Stephan Wolf, Michael Harms, Alexander Zosel
    Host: Markus Voelter Shownoter: Fabian Zeisberger

    Letzten Herbst war ich in Bruchsal bei Volocopter, die Multikopter-Flugtaxis entwickeln. Ich habe mich mit Stephan Wolf über Software und die Steuerung unterhalten, mit Michael Harms über Struktur und Aerodynamik und mit Alexander Zosel über Einsatzszenarien und Geschäftsmodelle.

    Interview mit Stephan Wolf und Erklärung des Flugmechanismus

    00:03:46

    Volocopter (Unternehmen) | Volocopter (Produkt) | Quadrocopter | Bürstenloser Motor | Mikromechanik (OmegaTau 280 - Hubschrauberfliegen) | OmegaTau kurz und knackig 1: Hubschrauberfliegen | GNSS | ECU (Steuergerät) (OmegaTau 221 - Seilbahnen) | Fly-by-Wire | Kalman-Filter | Herr Prof. Riedel | Diehl-Gruppe | Optokoppler | Lichtwellenleiter | POF

    Software im Volocopter

    00:41:21

    Simulink | C++ | C | Avionik | Cirrus SR22 | FDA | Hardware in the Loop | EASA

    Interview mit Michael Harms

    00:54:42

    Erstflug von VC1 | Rotor | Propeller | DG Flugzeugbau (OmegaTau 183 - Aerobatics and Red Bull Air Racing) | Matt Hall | Matthias Dolderer | Faserverbundwerkstoff | Raketengrundgleichung | Volocopter Infrastruktur Vision

    Produktion des Volocopters

    01:04:38

    CS-23 | Ultraleichtflugzeug | Luftfahrzeug | Materialermüdung | Tempern | VC 200 | Robinson R22 | Kuller | Lilium | Opener (Englisch)

    Interview mit Alexander Zosel

    01:37:27

    Flugtaxi | Flugzeug | Flugsicherung

    Geschäftsmodell und zukunftige Planung

    02:10:23

    Airbus | Boeing | Daimler | Intel | ADAC


    312 - The Wendelstein 7-X Fusion Experiment May 11, 2019
    Show notes

    Guest: Ralf Kleiber, Matthias Hirsch Host: Markus Voelter
    Shownoter: Alexander Grote

    In our never-ending quest to understand fusion and its potential use in energy production, I visited the Wendelstein 7-X fusion experiment in Greifswald run by the Max-Planck-Institut für Plasmaphysik. We started out with a visit to the experiment hall, while experimentalist Matthias Hirsch gave us an overview over the machine. Next we discussed theory and modeling with Ralf Kleiber. Finally, I returned to Matthias Hirsch, and we chatted about more experimental aspects of Wendelstein. It is probably best to listen to our previous fusion episodes (22, 157 and 304) before listening to this one.

    Vorstellung von Matthias Hirsch

    00:02:58

    Wendelstein 7X | Plasma | Black Body Radiation

    Inside the Control Room

    00:08:58

    Inside the Experiment Hall

    00:21:20

    Stellarator | Torus | Magnetic Fields | Tokamak | Fusion Reactor | Power Plant | Electron Scattering | cryostat | coil | microwave | Deuterium | Black Hole | Elementary Particle | Fusion | Kinetic Energy | Fission Energy | Half life | Neutron activation | Nulear Waste

    In the Office (Theory with Ralf Kleiber)

    00:46:46

    Wendelstein | Transformer | Current | Noether's theorem | Conservation | Quantum Computer | Lorentz Force | Magnetohydrodynamics | Gyrokinetic ElectroMagnetic | Maxwell's equations | Fortran | Eurofusion

    Back with Matthias Hirsch

    01:54:58

    waveguide | magnetic confinement | impurity


    311 - Dampfloks May 02, 2019
    Show notes

    Gäste: Nils Hirche, Patrick Schönenberg, Tobias Pokallus
    Host: Markus Voelter, Marcus Metzdorf Shownoter: Bastian Hundt

    In dieser Coproduktion mit dem Zugfunk Podcast geht es um Dampfloks. Letzten Herbst bin ich mit der 01-150 mitgefahren, die Nils Hirche und Tobias Pokallus von den Ulmer Eisenbahnfreunden von Koblenz nach Krefeld überführt haben. Und im Januar diesen Jahres haben Marcus Metzdorf und ich uns dann wieder mit Nils und Tobias, sowie mit Patrick Schönenberg in Heilbronn getroffen um über die Technik von Dampfloks zu reden. Dementsprechend hat die Episode auch zwei Teile: Mitfahrt und Gespräch.

    Einführung in die Episode und Vorstellung von Nils Hirche

    00:02:15

    Dampflok | Baureihe 01

    Vorbereitung der Fahrt

    00:03:30

    Bedienelemente einer Dampflok | UEF Historischer Dampfschnellzug e.V. | Sonderfahrt | Ruhefeuer | Rauchrohre | Feuerbüchse | Stehkessel | Tender | Steinkohle | Aschkasten | Eisenbahnverkehrsunternehmen | Heizer | Lokführer | DR-Baureihe 01 | Einheitsdampflokomotive | Ausbesserungswerk | Pacific | Punktförmige Zugbeeinflussung PZB90 | GSM-R | SIFA

    Vorstellung von Tobias Pokallus und Einführung in das Fahren einer Dampflok

    00:17:45

    Betriebseisenbahner | Direkte Bremse | Indirekte Bremse | Dampfpfeife | Frischdampf | Regler | Speisepumpe | Lichtmaschine

    Rangierfahrt

    00:34:15

    Signal | Bremsprobe

    Abfahrt und Ankunft in Krefeld

    00:43:10

    Wendegleis | Lokschuppen | Drehscheibe

    Abrüstung in Krefeld

    00:55:20

    Schlacke | Lösche | Feinstaub

    Teil 2: Technik mit Patrick Schönberg

    00:58:35

    Zugfunk Podcast mit Marcus Metzdorf | Schweröl | Kessel | Stehkessel | Langkessel | Überhitzer | Kolben | Voreinströmung

    Steuerung der Lok

    01:19:26

    Kamin / Rauchfang | Wälzlager | Lichtmaschine | Klotzbremse | Einlösige Bremse | Bremsprozente | Aschkasten

    Führerstand

    02:02:25

    Allgemeines über die Lok und Dampfloks

    02:17:55

    DR 18 201 | Tenderlokomotive | Schlepptender | Baureihe 05 | Steinkohle | Stehbolzen | DR 19 1001 | Baureihe 50 | Drehgestell | Spurweite | Spurkanal

    Geschichte der Dampflok in Deutschland

    02:49:00

    George Stephenson | Bergbau | Saxiona | Geschichte der Eisenbahn in Deutschland | Letzte Dampfloks in Deutschland | Redewendung 08/15 | Betriebsgattungszeichen

    Diverse Themen

    03:10:15

    Kondensation | CO2 | Elektrolok | Kesselzerknall | Zugsicherung | Fliehkraftregler | Baureihe 23

    Ende und Dank

    03:30:00

    UEF Historischer Dampfschnellzug e.V.


    310 - Krebserkrankungen bei Kindern Apr 20, 2019
    Show notes

    Gast: Nikolas Herold Host: Nora Ludewig Shownoter: Alexander Grote

    Nikolas Herold forscht am Karolinska Institutet in Stockholm im Bereich der Kinderonkologie. Im Speziellen beschäftigt er sich damit, warum bestimmte Therapien bei manchen der kleinen Patienten besser anschlagen als bei anderen und welche verbesserten Therapiemöglichkeiten man daraus ableiten kann. Ich habe mit ihm über Krebserkrankungen und ihre Behandlung generell, über die Besonderheiten bei Kindern und über seine Forschungsarbeit gesprochen.

    Vorstellung von Nikolas Herold

    00:02:01

    Biomedizin

    Einführung in das Thema und allgemeine Fragen zu Krebs

    00:05:21

    Krebs | Rudolf Virchow | Zelle | Tumor | Mestastase | Polyp | Weiße Blutkörperchen | Somatisch | biopsie | Keimscheibe/Keimblätter | Karzionom | Blastnom | Sarkom

    Behandlungsmöglichkeiten von Krebs

    00:27:46

    Chirugie | Strahlentherapie | ionisierende Strahlung | Chemotherapie | Zellgift | Folsäure | Chromosom | Aspirin | Rezeptor | Hormontherapie | Keimzellen | Immuntherapie | Krebsimmuntherapie | T-Zellen

    Krebs bei Kindern

    00:57:31

    Epstein-Barr-Virus | Neuroblastom | Teratom | Hirntumor | Krampfanfall | Leukämie | Hepatitis B | Antimetabolit | Nukleosidanaloga | "Overexpression of the Interferon-Inducible Isoform 4 of NCOA7 Dissects the Entry Route of Enveloped Viruses and Demonstrates that HIV Enters Cells via Fusion at the Plasma Membrane" | Phosphate | Nosologie | Pathologie | Sequenzierung | Sequenzierung (Proteine) | Sidney Farber


    309 - Forensic Engineering Apr 09, 2019
    Show notes

    Guest: Sean Brady Host: Markus Voelter Shownoter: Stefaan Rillaert

    In this episode I chat with Sean Brady about structural failures in civil engineering. We first discuss the technical and organzational causes for such failures. We then look at Sean’s specialty, forensic engineering, which is about analyzing failures to determine the root cause. Sean also has his own podcast in which he delves into much more detail about engineering failures, not just in construction.

    Introduction

    00:02:12

    Sean Brady | Forensic structural engineering | Root cause analysis

    Structural engineering

    00:05:07

    Structural engineer | Technical standard | Factor of safety | Structural engineering quote | Computer-aided design (CAD) | Building code

    Failures

    00:18:23

    Types of failure | Hydraulic action | Tacoma Narrows Bridge (1940) | Tacoma Narrows Bridge collapse on youtube | Why the Tacoma Narrows Bridge Collapsed | Brooklyn Bridge | Virgin Galactic crash | National Transportation Safety Board | Karel Terwels' study on failures, 'Structural safety: Study into critical factors in the design and construction process'

    Forensic engineering

    01:11:03

    Forensic engineering | Brady Heywoord podcast episode 3 on the difference between a forensic engineer and a structural engineer | Sean Brady on 'Why do bridges fail?' | Brady Heywood podcast | Start of the Apollo 13 series


    308 - Servicerobotik Apr 02, 2019
    Show notes

    Gast: Arne Roennau Host: Markus Voelter Shownoter: Pascal Becker

    Anfang des Jahres war ich am Forschungszentrum Informatik in Karlsruhe und habe mich dort mit Arne Roennau über Servicerobotik unterhalten. Wir beginnen mit einer Begriffsdefinition und Abgrenzung von Robotik allgemein und sprechen dann über diverse Aspekte der Hard- und Software. Die Episode endet mit einem Rundgang durch das Labor.

    Vorstellung

    00:02:30

    Servicerobotik @ FZI Forschungszentrum Informatik | Arne Rönnau

    Servicerobotik - Definition und Beispiele

    00:01:12

    Servicerobotik | International Federation of Robotics (Paro - Roboter-Robbe für die Pflege) | BratwurstBot | MRK / Mensch-Roboter-Kollaboration | Amazon Picking Challenge | Studie hoher Grad automatisierung keine korrelation wenig job

    Technologien in der Servicerobotik - Mobilität, Greifen und Sensoren

    00:17:53

    Laufroboter | Boston Dynamics | ETH Zürich / ANYmal | Genua IIT Laufroboter | FZI Lauron | Cornell University | Schunk SVH | Shadow Hand | Projekt AuRorA | Light detection and Ranging (Lidar) | Microsoft Kinect | Time of Flight (TOF) Kamera

    Interaktion und Kollaboration

    00:39:15

    Asimov Robotergesetze | Industrierobotik | ISO/TS 15066 | Medizinrobotik | Robotik und ALS Patentien | Kalman-Filter | Partikelfilter

    Software in der Servicerobotik

    00:57:20

    Simulink | Direkte Kinematik | Inverse Kinematik | Rapidly Random Tree (RRT) Algorithmus | Robot Operating System (ROS) | Tiefe neuronale Netze / Deep Learning | IntelliRISK (Projekt TÜV - Wie man denn Unternehmen zu KI motivieren kann? CyperProtect) | Explainable AI | Trolley-Problem | Embodiment | Google Robots learn Grasping | Gazebo

    Ausblick in die Zukunft der Servicerobotik

    01:28:30

    RethinkRobotics

    Laborrundgang im FZI Living Lab Service Robotics

    01:37:44

    Living Lab Service Robotics | FZI Living Lab Service Robotics Playlist | HoLLiE | KolRob Projekt | Universal Robots | A ML/2 | DDS | Mecanum-Rad | Uncanny Valley | HoLLiE sammelt Kleidung ein | Harmonic Drive | Franke Emika Panda | Lauron | SpaceBot Cup | IntelliRISK (Robina - Robotik und ALS Patentien) | Adaptives Dialogsystem


    307 - Aufzüge Mar 23, 2019
    Show notes

    Gast: Martin Fetzer Host: Markus Voelter Shownoter: Thomas Machowinski

    Im Dezember war ich bei ThyssenKrupp Elevator in Rottweil beim Testturm. Dort habe ich mich unterhalten mit Martin Fetzer. Wir sprachen zunächst über konventionelle, seilgebundene Aufzüge und deren Limits, und dann über den neuen seillosen Aufzug MULTI den ThyssenKrupp derzeit entwickelt. Im zweiten Teil haben wir uns dann die Testinfrastruktur im Turm angeschaut.

    • Video: ThyssenKrupp unveils the world’s first sideways-moving elevator system
    • Video: An Elevator That Actually Goes Sideways

    Einführung zu Aufzügen

    00:01:56

    Thyssenkrupp Elevator | Thyssenkrupp Testturm | Aufzüge sind die sichersten Transportmittel | Wikipedia zu Aufzugsanlagen | Fangvorrichtung | Geschwindigskeitsbegrenzer | Sicherheitsbremse | Seilaufzüge | Führungsschiene (Limitierungen der Höhe von Seilaufzügen - Seillänge wegen Schwingungen der Seile durch Gebäudeschwingungen | Größe - Gewicht - Geschschwindigkeit) | Verkehrsaufkommen ist Auslegungsgrundlage | Doppelstockaufzug | Thyssenkrupp TWIN | Mehrkabinenaufzug | Zielwahleingabe | Sicherheitssteuerung

    Besonderheiten des MULTI

    00:32:24

    (MULTI - Webseite) | Mehrkabinenumlaufaufzüge | Linearmotor | Transrapid | Video zum MULTI | Paternosteraufzug

    Besichtigung der Aufzugschächte

    00:59:28

    Schwingungstilger | Im Testturm fahren keine Personen mit | Stromschiene


    306 - Flying the RC-135S Cobra Ball Mar 09, 2019
    Show notes

    Guest: Robert Hopkins Host: Markus Voelter Shownoter: Bastian Hundt

    Throughout the cold war, and til today, the Cobra-codenamed ground, sea and air assets have been used by the US to monitor Soviet/Russian ICBM missile launches and warhead reentries. The air component consists of the RC-135 Cobra Ball/Eye aircraft. Flying from Shemya in the Aleutians they used cameras and other sensors. Our guest, Robert Hopkins has been flying the aircraft in the late 1980s. In this episode he tells us about the mission and the flying — Shemya could be quite challenging.

    Robert is also the author of the book on the KC-135, you might want to check it out.

    Introduction of Robert Hopkins

    00:01:53

    Cobra Ball | Cobra Eye | Ballistic Missile (ICBM) | Air Show

    Overview of the Missions

    00:03:38

    Sputnik 1 | Ground Radar | Telemetry | Boeing B-47 | Electronic Warfare | KC-135 | RC-135 | Measurement and Signature Analysis | Shemya | Boost and Terminal Phase | Big Safari Program | Cobra Judi | Cobra Dane | Synthetic Aperture Radar | Reentry Vehicle

    The KC-135

    00:13:53

    Boeing 707 | Infrared Sensor | National Technical Means (NTM) | SALT 2 Treaty | SS-20 | Intermediate Range Ballistic Missile | B-52 | Nuclear Verification | Rivot Joint | ELINT | COMINT | Desert Storm | Burning Wind Mission

    Difference between Cobra Ball and Cobra Eye

    00:23:58

    Strategic Defense Initiative | Warhead | Bus / Penetration Aid | Rivot Amber Incident | TC-135 | J-57 Engine | TF-33 Turbofan Engine | CFM-56 / F-108 Engine

    Lisa Ann Mission

    00:30:33

    Ballistic Framing Camera System | Multiple Reentry Vehicles

    Flying, Operating and Living at Shemya

    00:37:18

    Rat Islands | Boeing Stratocruiser | Eielson Airbase | Red Flag | Air Refueling | Wind shear | EB-47 | Precision Approach Radar | Microwave Landing System | King Crab | Queen Match Program | Lockheed Electra | Boeing 727

    The Cobra Mission

    01:01:56

    National Security Agency | SS-18 | Racetrack Pattern | Intermediate Nuclear Forces Treaty | Stellar Inertial Doppler System | Doppler-Shift | Looking Glas

    The Book of Robert Hopkins

    00:03:23

    The Boeing KC-135 Stratotanker: More Than a Tanker | Spyflights and Overflights

    The End

    01:27:23

    Open-Source Information <https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Open-source_intelligence | OmegaTau Episode about the Sofia Telescope


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