tipologia evento: seminari
19/09/2009
RenewAble in Emergencies - ICSC 2009
UNITA' DI RICERCA: TpAA

Sabato 19 settembre, presso il Dipartimento di Meccanica e Aeronautica, il CIRPS ha presentato le attività in atto di sviluppo e diffusione di energie rinnovabili in situazioni di emergenza o disagio. Il seminario si è tenuto a conclusione di un convegno internazionale http://w3.uniroma1.it/icsc/2009/.

RenewAble  in Emergencies - ICSC 2009

CIRPS 

Interuniversity Research Centre on Sustainable Development - Sapienza University of Rome

Cirps Research Activities on  Renewable Energy Supply for Communities in Emergencies

Saturday 19 September 2009 - Via Eudossiana, 19 Rome

Programme

Technological and Psychological Community Empowerment:Social Environment and Renewable Energy in International Emergencies

11:45-11:50 Greetings by F. Vestroni, Faculty of Engineering Dean, Sapienza

Chairman: M. Bozzetti, I.LI.TEC. and Disabled Peoples’ International Italy

11:50-12:05 A.Micangeli, S.Evangelisti, M.Benedetti, E.Michelangeli, E.Mioni “Renewable energies
                    and community empowerment in Aquila’s post-earthquake phase”

12:05-12:20 N. Iannuzzo, S. Milana, M. Benedetti, A. Micangeli, “Large solar plants in 15 prisons: an
                    instrument for social and sustainable development”

12:20-12:35 A. Micangeli, R. Vignola, A. Puglisi, G. Di Benedetto, S. Fernandez Cascetti, L.B.Santoro, 
                    N. Iannuzzo, “Inclusion activities for disable people and photovoltaic vegetable garden
                    within Saharawi refugee camps”

12:35-12:50 I. Costantini, S. Fernandez Cascetti, A. Micangeli, “Young people, disable people and
                    renewable energies: cognitive space and action for empowerment in Gaza and Jerusalem” 

12:50-13:05 M. Benedetti, S. Borsci, L. Fantini, A. Micangeli, R.Barbuto “EU4ALL project, cyberspace and
                    international training action against the digital divide”

13:05-13:20 A. Micangeli, L.B. Santoro,  A.  Pietrosante, "Geographical Information System to control
                    renewable technologies  for 120 villages in Chad and Cameroon against Desertification”

13:20-13:30 Conclusion by V. Naso, CIRPS Director

13.30-15.00 Farewell lunch in the cloister of the Faculty of Engineering (hosted by CIRPS)