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Juni 2025
Engineering Secure Socio-Technical Systems
TEWI Colloquium Dr. Mattia Salnitri | University of Klagenfurt | University of Bergamo Monday, June 16, 2025 at 05 p.m. @ S.2.05, University of Klagenfurt Abstract Socio-technical systems are pervasive, comprising human, organisational and technical components that interact with each other to achieve common objectives. Examples of socio-technical systems are smart cities, airports, and hospitals. Each of these systems manages a large number of assets, such as the data that is stored and shared and the infrastructure itself. Security issues in socio-technical systems might lead to…
Erfahren Sie mehr »Simulation and Behaviour Analysis Approaches of the Cloud-to-Thing Continuum
TEWI Colloquium Ph.D. Attila Kertesz | University of Klagenfurt | University of Szeged Monday, June 23, 2025 at 08:30 a.m. @ S.2.69, University of Klagenfurt Abstract: The latest evolution in Information Technology has led to the appearance of the Cloud-to-Thing Continuum, which combine the Internet of Things (IoT), Cloud Computing and Fog Computing. IoT systems are composed of possibly up to billions of smart devices, sensors and actuators connected through the Internet, and these components continuously generate large amounts…
Erfahren Sie mehr »Fostering blockchain in Cloud and Fog environments with a Smart Contract recommender system
TEWI Colloquium Dr. Sandi Gec | Laboratory for Data Technologies | University of Ljubljana Wednesday, June 25, 2025 at 09:00 a.m. @ S.2.42 | University of Klagenfurt Abstract: Public Smart Contracts enabling ledgers such as Ethereum may be used to automate the operation of Cloud computing applications in various contexts. This may contribute to fine-grained Cloud and Fog computing operations addressing important high-level functional requirements. However, integrating blockchain and Smart Contracts with Cloud and Fog computing architectures is still manual and…
Erfahren Sie mehr »Battery energy storage systems for supporting electrical power distribution networks availability in Palestine
TEWI Colloquium Prof. Tamer Khatib University of Klagenfurt | An-Najah National University, Nablus, Palestine, Thursday, June 26, 2025 at 09:00 a.m. @ B02.2.05, Lakeside Park | University of Klagenfurt Abstract: The Palestinian electricity grid faces significant challenges concerning ampacity limitations within its electrical network due to the current political situation. These limitations are particularly problematic during peak demand periods when the current demand exceeds the network's capacity. Furthermore, shortages in electrical supply, exacerbated by regional and geopolitical factors,…
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