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Can technology warn and protect us against disasters? This is my Ph.D. thesis work, it addresses various aspects of embedded system in public protection context, more specifically the focus is on environmental distributed data gathering systems able to acquire data ad to report them to data collecting centers. These systems can be of extreme importance in many public protection applications (i.e. natural or industrial disasters protection, contaminant exposition risk monitoring, mission critical informative systems, non stop distributed monitoring of cities and/or civil infrastructures,…mehr

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Can technology warn and protect us against disasters? This is my Ph.D. thesis work, it addresses various aspects of embedded system in public protection context, more specifically the focus is on environmental distributed data gathering systems able to acquire data ad to report them to data collecting centers. These systems can be of extreme importance in many public protection applications (i.e. natural or industrial disasters protection, contaminant exposition risk monitoring, mission critical informative systems, non stop distributed monitoring of cities and/or civil infrastructures, anti-terrorism, etc.) A distributed monitoring system is a complex system composed of many parts, in this work some of them are analyzed. The first part is about the very first element of a measuring system: the sensor itself. A quite different but very important topic is addressed in the second part: energy supply to remote monitoring systems. The last part presents two real world applications ofdistributed monitoring systems.
Autorenporträt
Dr. Galperti received the laurea degree in electronic engineering (summa cum laude) in 2004 and Ph.D. degree in Computer Science in 2009 from Politecnico di Milano, Italy. Currently he is working on automatic monitoring systems for public protection and industrial control, informatics and electronics issues.