Biografia
Maurizio Casoni è Professore Associato in Ingegneria delle Telecomunicazioni presso il Dipartimento di Ingegneria "Enzo Ferrarri" dell’l’Università degli Studi di Modena e Reggio Emilia.
Si è occupato dello studio di reti di emergenza per infrastrutture critiche in due Progetti Europei del VII Programma Quadro, il primo E-SPONDER "A holistic approach towards the development of the first responder of the future", e il secondo PPDR-TC "Public Protection Disaster Relief - Transformation Centre".
Attualmente le sue attività di ricerca riguardano le reti veicolari, nell’ambito del progetto InCitySensing, finanziato da fondi PNRR MIMIT che coinvolge la Modena Automotive Smart Area, e le reti aziendali Industria 5.0 nell’ambito del progetto “IntelliGent and secure Networking in IndusTrial Environments: towards Industry 5.0”, di cui è Principal Investigator, finanziato su fondi europei della Regione Emilia Romagna.
É stato il Chairman del Workshop IEEE “Emergency Networks for Public Protection and Disaster Relief” nelle edizioni dal 2014 al 2023.
É stato Co-Chairman del Workshop "Next Generation Public Safety and Critical Infrastructure" nell’ambito de European Conference on Networks and Communications (EuCNC 2015), sponsorizzata dalla Commissione Europea, nel Giugno 2015 a Parigi (F).
É stato Invited Speaker al Panel “Network Disaster Management and Recovery” alla 12esima IEEE International Conference sul “Design of Reliable Communication Networks” a Parigi il 16 Marzo 2016.
Maurizio Casoni è Senior Member IEEE.
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Resilienza e Infrastrutture Critiche
In questa breve presentazione si parlerà delle problematiche di diverse infrastrutture critiche come porti, aeroporti, distretti industriali,.., fornendone una panoramica. Si introdurrà il concetto di resilienza e su come migliorare la continua operatività delle infrastrutture.
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Bio
Maurizio Casoni is an Associate Professor in Telecommunications Engineering at the “Enzo Ferrari” Department of Engineering of the University of Modena and Reggio Emilia.
He has worked on the study of emergency networks for critical infrastructures in two European projects under the 7th Framework Programme: the first, E-SPONDER — “A holistic approach towards the development of the first responder of the future” — and the second, PPDR-TC — “Public Protection Disaster Relief – Transformation Centre.”
His current research focuses on vehicular networks within the InCitySensing project, funded by PNRR MIMIT resources and involving the Modena Automotive Smart Area, as well as on industrial networks for Industry 5.0 within the project “IntelliGent and secure Networking in IndusTrial Environments: towards Industry 5.0,” where he serves as Principal Investigator. This project is funded through European funds from the Emilia-Romagna Region.
É was the Chairman of the IEEE Workshop “Emergency Networks for Public Protection and Disaster Relief” from 2014 to 2023.
É was also Co-Chairman of the Workshop “Next Generation Public Safety and Critical Infrastructure” at the European Conference on Networks and Communications (EuCNC 2015), sponsored by the European Commission, held in June 2015 in Paris (France).
É was Invited Speaker at the panel “Network Disaster Management and Recovery” at the 12th IEEE International Conference on the “Design of Reliable Communication Networks,” held in Paris on 16 March 2016.
Maurizio Casoni is a Senior Member of IEEE.
Abstract
Resilience and Critical Infrastructures
This brief presentation will discuss the challenges faced by various critical infrastructures such as ports, airports, and industrial districts, providing an overview of the topic. It will introduce the concept of resilience and how to enhance the continuous operation of these infrastructures.
