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Funded by the Nato Science for Peace and Security Programme, the APRIORI project aims to develop technologies for enhancing the resilience of critical infrastructures, pursuing three specific actions:
APRIORI - Advanced Technologies for Physical ResIlience Of cRitical Infrastructures
Planning and training
In this area the procedures for assessing the resilience of critical infrastructures, for identifying weaknesses and for proposing initiatives to strengthen resilience will be addressed.
Monitoring and threats identification
In this area, technologies for monitoring infrastructures for the detection and identification of threats will be covered, with particular attention to the monitoring of telecommunications networks and localization services
Risk modeling and analysis
In this area, the project intends to analyze technologies for modeling infrastructures, threat scenarios and their impact on infrastructures.
With the support of the Research Project funded by NATO Emerging Security Challenges Division Science for Peace and Security (SPS) Programme, “Advanced Technologies for Physical ResIlience Of cRitical Infrastructures” (APRIORI), SPS G6140
What We Do
The main objective of the project will be to implement new approaches to strengthening the solution in the sub-sector of heat supply and the sector of information and communication technologies based on real examples from practice.
Who We Are
The APRIORI project is undertaken by 5 Universities from Italy, Moldova, Slovakia and Latvia and 8 end-users, who are interested in the development of the project and the results.
Partners
Publications
In this section you will find conference and journal papers dealing with works developed thanks to APRIORI.