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DESCRIPTION:This tutorial addresses computational approaches for assessing 
 human exposure to electromagnetic fields (EMF)\, covering both undesired e
 xposure from artificial EMF sources and biomedical applications of electro
 magnetic fields.\n\nThe tutorial introduces environmental aspects of elect
 romagnetic fields\, coupling mechanisms between electromagnetic fields and
  the human body\, established biological effects\, and international safet
 y guidelines. Computational electromagnetic and thermal dosimetry methods 
 for low-frequency (LF)\, intermediate-frequency (IF)\, and high-frequency 
 (HF) exposure are presented\, including numerical approaches based on the 
 Boundary Element Method (BEM)\, Finite Element Method (FEM)\, hybrid BEM/F
 EM\, and Method of Moments (MoM).\n\nIllustrative examples include exposur
 e to power systems\, RFID systems\, Wireless Power Transfer (WPT)\, and mo
 bile communication systems\, as well as biomedical applications such as tr
 anscranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) and transcranial electrical stimulat
 ion (TES). Quantities relevant to exposure assessment include induced elec
 tric fields and current densities\, SAR\, incident and absorbed power dens
 ity\, and tissue temperature elevation.\n\nThe final part addresses stocha
 stic modeling\, uncertainty quantification\, and sensitivity analysis in c
 omputational bioelectromagnetics. Recent findings arising from activities 
 within IEEE ICES TC95 SC6 Working Groups and the IRPA Non-Ionizing Radiati
 on Task Group will also be presented.\n\nThe tutorial is held in conjuncti
 on with the SoftCOM 2026 conference.\n\nSpeaker(s): Dragan Poljak\, Mario 
 Cvetković\n\nRoom: Agava\, Radisson Blu Resort &amp; Spa\,  Put Trstenika 19\
 , Split\, Splitsko-Dalmatinska\, Croatia\, 21000
LOCATION:Room: Agava\, Radisson Blu Resort &amp; Spa\,  Put Trstenika 19\, Spli
 t\, Splitsko-Dalmatinska\, Croatia\, 21000
ORGANIZER:mcvetkov@fesb.hr
SEQUENCE:11
SUMMARY:Human Exposure to Electromagnetic Fields – Computational Models i
 n Dosimetry
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/576672
X-ALT-DESC:Description: &lt;br /&gt;&lt;p&gt;This tutorial addresses computational appr
 oaches for assessing human exposure to electromagnetic fields (EMF)\, cove
 ring both undesired exposure from artificial EMF sources and biomedical ap
 plications of electromagnetic fields.&lt;/p&gt;\n&lt;p&gt;The tutorial introduces envi
 ronmental aspects of electromagnetic fields\, coupling mechanisms between 
 electromagnetic fields and the human body\, established biological effects
 \, and international safety guidelines. Computational electromagnetic and 
 thermal dosimetry methods for low-frequency (LF)\, intermediate-frequency 
 (IF)\, and high-frequency (HF) exposure are presented\, including numerica
 l approaches based on the Boundary Element Method (BEM)\, Finite Element M
 ethod (FEM)\, hybrid BEM/FEM\, and Method of Moments (MoM).&lt;/p&gt;\n&lt;p&gt;Illust
 rative examples include exposure to power systems\, RFID systems\, Wireles
 s Power Transfer (WPT)\, and mobile communication systems\, as well as bio
 medical applications such as transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) and t
 ranscranial electrical stimulation (TES). Quantities relevant to exposure 
 assessment include induced electric fields and current densities\, SAR\, i
 ncident and absorbed power density\, and tissue temperature elevation.&lt;/p&gt;
 \n&lt;p&gt;The final part addresses stochastic modeling\, uncertainty quantifica
 tion\, and sensitivity analysis in computational bioelectromagnetics. Rece
 nt findings arising from activities within IEEE ICES TC95 SC6 Working Grou
 ps and the IRPA Non-Ionizing Radiation Task Group will also be presented.&lt;
 /p&gt;\n&lt;p&gt;The tutorial is held in conjunction with the SoftCOM 2026 conferen
 ce.&lt;/p&gt;
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