Architect, associated professor in “Structural Mechanincs” and “Theory of structures” at the University of Naples Federico II and Head of PLINIVS Study Centre. He is Director of Studies of the Regional School of Civil Protection. Since 2012 member of Great Risks Committee for Italian Civil Protection Department (DPC). As Consultant of the Regional and National Civil Protection, he is member of the working group for upgrading the Vesuvius and Campi Flegrei Civil Protection Plans.In the last 30 years, he has been engaged in several national and international research projects in the context of seismic, volcanic and hydrogeological risk assessment, emergency planning and decision making support, impact damage scenarios and hazard modelling, with particular reference to system vulnerability and time dependent dynamic scenarios. He is author of more than 150 papers and books on these topics.
Architect and PhD in Seismic Risk, contract professor and lecturer in “Building Science” and “Theory of structures” at the University of Naples Federico II. He carries out since 1990 research activities within the PLINIVS Study Centre in the field of seismic, volcanic and hydrogeological risk.
Architect and PhD in Architectural Technology. He is currently contract professor in “Multi-Scale Building Technology” at Politecnico di Milano and Research Fellow at the University of Naples Federico II at PLINIVS-LUPT Study Centre. Since 2013 he is member of the Urban Climate Change Research Network (UCCRN) and since 2015 he is associate at the Center for Urban Disaster Risk and Resilience (CUDRR+R, New York). His main research activities concern sustainable design, energy and technological retrofitting of buildings and public spaces, building technologies for the mitigation of natural hazards and climate change adaptation.
Structural engineer and PhD in Engineering of Constructions. She is currently a Research Fellow at the University of Naples Federico II. Her main research activities concern the analysis of vulnerability of buildings under effect of natural hazards.
IT consultant for software analysis & development and GIS specialist. His main activities concern development of models and tools on GIS probabilistic base for risk analysis concerning single natural hazards, multi-risk and cascading effects.
Specialized in Administrative and Financial Management of National and European Research Projects.
Has a ten-year experience in the Quality Management ISO 9001: 2015, planning and management of high-level training activities and organization of scientific events. It also performs the function Webmasters and Communications Officer
Engineer and PhD student in Structural, Geotechnical and Seismic Engineering at University of Naples Federico II. She carries out research activities at PLINIVS-LUPT Study Centre on the topic of vulnerability of buildings to seismic, hydrogeological and volcanic hazards.
Architect and PhD student in Structural, Geotechnical and Seismic Engineering at University of Naples Federico II. He carries out research activities at PLINIVS-LUPT Study Centre on the topic of vulnerability of buildings to seismic, hydrogeological and volcanic hazards.
Degree in Environmental Sustainability and Civil Protection with a post graduate master’s degree in “Joint Energy and Environment Management in Italy and Mediterranean Area”. She is currently a fellow at the PLINIVS-LUPT Study Centre. Her main research activities concern emergency management in the context of natural and technological hazards, with special reference to industrial risks, included cascading effects and NaTech risks.
Architect. He is specializing in Architectural and Landscape Heritage at the University of Naples Federico II. He was involved in the project “Estudio de la Amenaza Sísmica y Vulnerabilidad Física del Gran Santo Domingo” during a traineeship at CNR-IRISS. He is currently a fellow at the PLINIVS-LUPT Study Centre. His main research activities concern sustainable design, cultural heritage, historical building and public spaces retrofitting to reduce impact of natural hazards and climate change.