Journal Report

Safety & Fire Technology

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Journal Information
Journal Title
Safety & Fire Technology
Publisher
ISSN
2658-0810
E-ISSN
2657-8808
Database
ERIH PLUS
Domain
Health Sciences, Life Sciences, Physical Sciences, Social Sciences
Classification History
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2026 ✓
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Recent Articles
Fire Safety of Buildings in the Context of Wildfires
Tyburski Łukasz
2026 Vol. 67 Issue 1 Pages 134-144
DOI: 10.12845/sft.67.1.2026.6
Water and Sewage Infrastructure as a Target of Sabotage
Tomasz Safjański, Krzysztof Justyński, Robert Gwardyński et al.
2026 Vol. 68 Issue 2 Pages 26-47
DOI: 10.12845/sft.68.2.2026.2
Threats Related to the Operation of Energy Storage Systems, Preventative Measures and Impact Mitigation Methods
Jan Kielin, Jacek Zboina, Paweł Janik et al.
2026 Vol. 67 Issue 1 Pages 106-133
DOI: 10.12845/sft.67.1.2026.5
Protection of the Population in the 21st Century: the Role of Innovative Technologies in Crisis Response
Tomasz Lutoborski, Maciej Zawistowski
2026 Vol. 67 Issue 1 Pages 30-57
DOI: 10.12845/sft.67.1.2026.2
Using the Kendrick Extrication Device in the National Rescue and Firefighting System
Sławomir Paszek, Zofia Czaplińska-Paszek
2026 Vol. 67 Issue 1 Pages 210-222
DOI: 10.12845/sft.67.1.2026.10
Modular Mobile Crisis Management Support Systems – Implementation Prospects Based on the Analysis of the Beirut Explosion (2020)
Norbert Tuśnio
2026 Vol. 67 Issue 1 Pages 162-194
DOI: 10.12845/sft.67.1.2026.8
Analysis of Acoustic Anomalies and Speech Artefacts in Synthetic Content
Karol Jędrasiak
2026 Vol. 67 Issue 1 Pages 58-84
DOI: 10.12845/sft.67.1.2026.3
Firefighter Operational Hygiene as a System for Reducing Secondary Exposure to Hazardous Substances Present in the Fire Environment – Review of Scientific Evidence and Normative Documents
Tomasz Krasowski
2026 Vol. 67 Issue 1 Pages 146-161
DOI: 10.12845/sft.67.1.2026.7
Situation Awareness of the Command Staff in Large-Scale and Prolonged Rescue Operations – Barriers, Paradigms and Recommendations
Tomasz Zuchlke
2026 Vol. 68 Issue 1 Pages 6-24
DOI: 10.12845/sft.68.2.2026.1
A New Medical Doctrine for CBRNE Threats: a Framework for Developing Poland’s Emergency Medical Services, Civil Protection and Civil Defence
Karol Łyziński Łyziński, Arkadiusz Trzos
2026 Vol. 67 Issue 1 Pages 86-105
DOI: 10.12845/sft.67.1.2026.4
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