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Technical
Committee on Infrastructure
Systems and Services
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Who
we are
TC Chair
Delft University of Technology, The Netherlands
Members
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, Carnegie Mellon University, USA
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, Catholic University of Leuven, Belgium
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, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA
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, Joint Research Center, Italy
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, CRC for Integrated Engineering Asset Management, Australia
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, Carnegie Mellon University, USA
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, New York University, USA
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Our
goals
The mission of the TC
is to contribute from a variety of disciplines, each with
a different perspective on infrastructure system complexity,
to an emergent theory and toolkit for the design and management
of networked utility and infrastructure systems as complex
socio-technical systems. In other words, the TC strives
to organize a scientific stage for confronting, combining
and possibly integrating the social and physical perspectives
on infrastructure networks, in such a way that the insights
can be made available for practitioners in the infrastructure
sectors and help them to achieve better quality and reliability
of infrastructure bound services.
What
we are doing
IEEE SMC 2004 (The Hague):
IEEE
SMC 2005 (Hawaii) Special Sessions:
IEEE
SMC 2006 (Taipei) Track on Infrastructure Systems & Services:
- Session: Energy and Transport
Decision Making
- Session: Interdependencies with
Public Information Infrastructure
- Session: Strategic
Asset Management
Anticipated
Activities:
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Annual workshops
(workshop proceedings to be published)
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European IEEE
SMCS conference on Infrastructure Systems & Services
("Next Generation Infrastructures"), Fall 2007
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Organizing special
conference track on Infrastructure Systems & Services
in the annual international conferences
of IEEE SMC (2007 onward)
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Provide a discussion
forum for topical debates in the world of infrastructures,
such as critical infrastructure protection
Why
don't you join us?
We must face the challenge of understanding
and steering the behaviour of infrastructures to social
and economic advantage. There is not one discipline that
in itself will offer a comprehensive answer to the infrastructure
design and management challenge. Our TC on Infrastructure
Systems & Services therefore aims at bringing together researchers
and practitioners from all parts of the globe with an active
interest in the planning, design, operation, control, management
and governance of networked infrastructure systems. Collectively,
we may succeed in creating a common language and synthesis
framework, enabling us to grasp the full complexity of the
infrastructures on which society has come to depend.
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