VII PHD ON THE GO ʽʽMARCO GARETTI'' INTERNATIONAL DOCTORAL WORKSHOP 2020 - INDUSTRIAL SYSTEM ENGINEERING AND OPERATION MANAGEMENT SSD ING-IND/17
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VII PhD On The Go ʽʽMarco Garetti’’ International Doctoral Workshop 2020 Industrial System Engineering and Operation Management SSD ING-IND/17 University of Sannio 2-3 July 2020
Virtual Time Event Room Welcome Meeting Introduction PROGRAM Prof. Matteo M. Savino University of Sannio, Organizing Chair Official Welcome and Greetings 10:00 - 10:30 Prof. Gerardo Canfora 1 Rector of University of Sannio JULY 2nd 2020 Official start of the Meeting Prof. Emilio Ferrari – AIDI President Alma Mater Studiorum Università di Bologna TRACK 1 Industrial System Engineering within Industry 4.0 1 Chair Prof. Marco Bortolini 10:30 - 12:00 TRACK 2 Renewables and Energy Management 2 Chair Prof. Riccardo Patriarca BREAK TRACK 3 Industrial Maintenance and Machine Learning 1 Chair Prof. Francesco Pilati 14:30 - 16:00 TRACK 4 Logistics and Supply Chain Management 2 Chair Prof. Filippo De Carlo
Virtual Event Time Room Keynote Speech PROGRAM Digital Twins: Related Standards and Case Studies Professor Filippo Ciarapica 9:45– 12:00 1 JULY 3rd 2020 Università Politecnica delle Marche Department of Industrial Engineering and Mathematical Science Seminar Available on Youtube Channel of University of Sannio 12:00 – 12:15 Working Groups set up 1 12:15 - 13:15 Group Working 1-2-3 BREAK 14:30 - 16:00 Group Working 1-2-3 16:00 Workshop Closing 1
Group # 1 Possible joint research topics Fabio Fruggiero Francesco Pilati silvia.colabianchi@uniroma.it Tutors: nsaporiti@liuc.it michela.zambetti@unibg.it sotirios.panagou@unibas.it daniele.dadi@uniroma2.it
Data gathering & analysis for I 4.0 and Operation Management • Simulation model as replica of production plant or industrial process. Common topic shared between all different Phd thesis. • It seems that exist shared modeling approaches between CPS and human factor which could be adopted in both fields of research. • Digital twin (DT) as powerful tool to virtually represent products, processes or networks of different sectors. • Cyber physical system (CPS) as an enabling technology for DT. • DT can be used to populate databases for machine learning application even for not experienced and past event. Possible to virtually create portion of database with rare events. • DT is a very broad topic to be tackled during a PhD. A relevant suggestion is to further define its application to focus more in detail on specific field of research. • Shared background as well as technical competences to be adopted in different field of research as basis of mutual cooperation between PhD student: e.g. energy system field of study tackled with machine learning (ML) tools; barriers of DT adoption in SME Do not duplicate competences, invest in value added activities, properly manage time and resources: e.g. ML adoption in SME and DT to model the evolution of energy system. • Unpredictability and unforeseen events are very relevant aspects of all the PhD thesis. Desire to model them and to take them into account in different application. Uncertainty could be integrated into model using probabilistic approach (e.g. decisional tree) to face it properly. • Experimental campaign and on-field validation as requirement and necessity of all PhD thesis for practical and beneficial results of their research to real industrial problems.
Group # 2 Possible joint research topics Filippo De Carlo Marco Bortolini Tutors: alessandra.cantini@unifi.it l.lucantoni@pm.univpm.it altortora@unisa.it roberto.sala@unibg.it
Data gathering & analysis for SMART Maintenace Shared research approach
Group # 3 Possible joint research topics Anna Cagliano Riccardo Patriarca Tutors: riccardo.aldrighetti@phd.unipd.it mahsa.mahdavisharif@polito.it marialuisa.menanno@unisannio.it letizia.tebaldi@unipr.it
Data gathering & analysis for Logistics and Supply Chain
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