Management of Multi-services Structures Through an Access Control Framework

Ubezio, Luigi; Valle, Enrico; Raibulet, Claudia

doi:10.1007/978-3-540-78942-0_50

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“…From a technological viewpoint, tags can be used for different purposes, depending on their characteristics. We assume the classification proposed in , namely, according to the power supply system, we distinguish among Active Tags, which integrate batteries and transceivers, Passive Tags, which reflect the radio signal coming from an antenna or a reader and send it back adding information by modulating the reflected signal, and Semi‐Passive Tags, namely a hybrid solution. When a device is excited by the antenna radio beam, a tag sends back a signal powered by the internal battery.…”

Section: Engineering Issues For Risk Managementmentioning

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Risk assessment in work environments: modeling and simulation

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Raibulet

Ubezio

2012

Concurrency and Computation

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The paper proposes a characterization of risks and a service-oriented prototype to face risky situations in work environments, such as in industrial plants or building construction areas. A risk is the overture of emergencies that produce human and/or material damages. Therefore, it is particularly critical to identify and manage risks to avoid their evolution into emergencies. In this paper, we outline the technological features of a risk environment and propose a risk model and a service-based simulation prototype aimed to improve safety in work environments. We discuss engineering issues concerning risk modeling and management. Furthermore, we propose a risk management system solution and its related implemented prototype composed of services able to detect and also to prevent the occurrence of risk conditions

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Section: Engineering Issues For Risk Managementmentioning

confidence: 99%