Resilient Control of Infrastructure Networks

As critical infrastructure systems -such as transport and energy networks- face loads of increasing magnitude and variability, achieving efficiency and reliability has become a key challenge. While designed to perform well under normal operation conditions, such complex systems tend to exhibit critical fragilities in response to unforeseen disruptions. One of the greatest current challenges for the mathematical theory of control systems is to create solid scientific foundations and computationally efficient methodologies for the analysis of the design of resilient network systems.
This workshop aims at gathering leading researchers to present state of the art and the main open problems in the field.

Registration is compulsory. Invited speakers and visiting scholars are automatically registered.
The fee of 200 € includes coffee breaks and lunches, and the social dinner (to be held on Thursday 26).
Entries are collected until September 13, 2019 or the maximum number of participants.

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