Description
The event aims to foster synergies between research and enterprises and to discuss the perspectives challenging consumers' demands and water management authorities.
MAIN TOPIC: The strict water quality standards, the new opportunities offered by smart metering instruments and the exponential growth of the Information Communication and Technology are enhancing the smart grid development for the management of water resources. This exemplary change in monitoring practices, which affects both space and time, requires to empower the data streams (Internet of Things) and to encourage new management practices, not even imaginable few years ago.
For the detailed program of the event and to register, please see the dedicated page on Eventbrite.REGISTRATION DEADLINE: February 19th, 2017For more information:Marisa Marini [email protected]
P R O G R A M
(working language Italian)
9.00 Registration
Welcome coffee
9.30 Opening greetings
Carlo Abbà, Councillor for productive activity, Comune di Monza
Gianni Mainini, President, Lombardy Energy Cleantech Cluster (LE2C)
9.45 – 10.00 INTRODUCTION
Water under control: a smart future
Giovanni Bergna, Coordinator of the LE2C working group “Water treatment and management” – Lariana Depur
10.00 – 11.00 SMART WATER METERING
Integrated water service: towards smart metering
Elena Gallo, Water Services Director, AEEGSI – Autorità per l’Energia Elettrica, il Gas e il sistema Idrico
Smart Metering in water service: achievements of CAP Group
Marco Muzzatti, Energy Manager, CAP Holding spa
Smart Meter: data for sustainability
Piero Fraternali, Electronic, Information and Bioengineering Department, Politecnico di Milano
Coordinator: Enrico Boerci, President, BrianzAcque
11.00 – 12.00 FIELD WATER METERING
Perspectives in the application of Smart Water Grids
Luca Scansetti, Director MORE+ srl
The evolution of surface water monitoring: a decade of experience at CNR
Gaetano Viviano, Institute of Water Research-CNR e Isoil Industria spa
IoT: the main tool for an organic and pervasive approach to monitoring and sustainability
Giacomo Piccini, President of Foundation Technological Lombardy Cluster Smart Cities and Communities (SCC)
Coordinator: Gianni Tartari, Coordinator of the LE2C working group “Water treatment and management”– IRSA-CNR
12:00-12:15 Coffee break
12.15– 13.00 WORKSHOP between enterprises and research
Enterprises: current experiences, innovations and challenges
Research: hints and instruments for the technology transfer
Coordinator: Danilo Porro, Pro-Rector to Research & Development, Università degli Studi Milano Bicocca,
13.00 – 13.30 CONCLUSIONS
Luca Del Gobbo, Assessor to University, Research and Open Innovation, Regione Lombardia
Light Lunch