Smart Energy
Smart Mobility, Logistics and Environment
Industry 4.0
Technical sessions
Track 1 - Smart Energy (Davide Poli – University of Pisa, Samuele Grillo – IEEE Italy Section)
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Power Systems and Smart Grids
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| 1.2 |
Power Electronics Converters, Electrical Machines and Industrial Drives
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Power Management and Smart Building Technologies
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Renewable Energy and Energy Storage Systems
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Linear and Non-linear Modeling and control Circuits and Systems
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Neural Networks and Neuromorphic Systems
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Energy Harvesting, and Wireless Power transfer
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Microgrids Management and Control
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| 1.10 |
Enhanced modeling, simulation, design and testing of magnetic components and innovative architectures for power converters
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Track 2 - Smart Mobility, Logistics and Environment (Niccolò Baldanzini - University of Florence, Giambattista Gruosso - IEEE Italy Section)
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Automotive technologies, electric vehicle transportation systems, environmental impact of electric vehicles, autonomous vehicles, road user safety
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Transportation electrification, new electric & hybrid vehicle concepts and architectures, interconnected users, vehicles and cities
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Integrated and intelligent logistics, business models for smart mobility of people and goods, commercial vehicle operations
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Transportation networks, advanced public transportation management, charging infrastructure and grid integration, Informative systems and services, shared mobility road, and rail traffic management
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Ports, waterways, inland navigation, and vessel traffic management and shipboard electrical power systems
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Air transportation, avionics and aerospace, more electric aircrafts
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Remote sensing methods and applications for a sustainable development
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Track 3 - Industry 4.0 (Lorenzo Mucchi - University of Florence and Andrea Caiti - IEEE Italy Section)
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Cybersecurity
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Big data for Internet of things
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Automation, robotics and smart factories
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Localization: RFID technologies, wireless sensor networks, algorithms
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| 3.5 |
Sensors and transducers, integration of sensors, active and passive sensors, sensor modeling and analysis, environmental sensing
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| 3.6 |
Nanotechnologies for industry 4.0
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| 3.7 |
Photonic technologies, lasers and 3D printing for industry 4.0
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| 3.8 |
Advances in Soft Computing and Numerical Techniques for Optimization, Inverse Problems and Non-Destructive Testing
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