Built Environment Safer in Slow and Emergency Conditions
through behavioUral assessed/designed Resilient solutions

The contribution at the SEB-20 conference in the Invited Session "IS06: Towards Sustainable Solutions to increase Built Environment Resilience and Safety" have been published in "Sustainability in Energy and Buildings 2020 (Part of the Smart Innovation, Systems and Technologies book series - SIST, volume 203 - ISSN: 2190-3018) ":

• Resilient and user-centered solutions for a safer Built Environment against sudden and slow onset disasters: the BE S2ECURe project

• Morphological systems of open spaces in built environment prone to Sudden-onset disasters

• SLow Onset Disaster events factors in Italian built environment archetypes

• Understanding human behaviors in earthquakes to improve safety in Built Environment: a state of the art on sustainable and validated investigation tools

The contribution at the HERITAGE2020 have been published in "HERITAGE 2020. Proceedings of the 7th International Conference on Heritage and Sustainable Development", editors: Amoeda, R .; Lira, S .; Pinheiro, C. (ISBN: 978-989-8734-44-0), publisher: Green Lines Institute for Sustainable Development:

• Human behaviors and BE investigations to preserve the heritage against SUOD disasters

• Built environment and human behavior boosting Slow-onset disaster risk

The contribution at the Colloqui.AT.e 2021 conference has been published in the "Design and construction - Progetto e Costruzione", editors: E. Sicignano (ISBN: 978-88-96386-62-0), publisher: EdicomEdizioni:

• Rischio dell'ambiente costruito e dei suoi utenti negli Slow Onset Disasters: fattori tipologici di vulnerabilità ed esposizione negli spazi aperti urbani italiani

• Verso una valutazione multi-rischio per la sicurezza dell'ambiente costruito e dei suoi utenti: una scheda per la definizione di scenari negli spazi aperti urbani

The contribution at the ICCSA2021-21st Intern. Conf. on Computational Science and its Applications have been published in "Computational Science and Its Applications – ICCSA 2021. Lecture Notes in Computer Science", Vol 12956. (ISBN: 978-3-030-87009-6), editors: Gervasi O. et al. , publisher: Springer, Cham:

• Built Environments Prone to Sudden and Slow Onset Disasters: From Taxonomy Towards Approaches for Pervasive Training of Users

The contribution at the SEB-21 conference in the Invited Session "IS08: Sustainable Solutions for Built Environment Resilience and Safety" have been published in "Sustainability in Energy and Buildings 2021 (Part of the Smart Innovation, Systems and Technologies book series - SIST, volume 263- ISSN: 2190-3018)":

• Towards a Multi-risk Assessment of Open Spaces and Its Users: A Rapid Survey Form to Collect and Manage Risk Factors

• Merging Heat Stress Hazard and Crowding Features to Frame Risk Scenarios Within the Urban Built Environment

The contribution at the Colloqui.AT.e 2022 conference has been published in the "Memoria e Innovazione – Memory and Innovation", editors: E. Dassori, R. Morbiducci (ISBN: 978-88-945937-4-7), publisher: EdicomEdizioni:

• Identification of morpho-typological and construction parameters relevant for multi-risk and BET definition: built environment typologies

• Multi-risk mitigation strategies for increasing built environment resilience through a qualitative assessment (awarded as selected paper)

• Deriving typological conditions of spatio-temporal occupant-centric factors for multi-risk assessment in squares of Italian historic city centres

The contribution at the REHABEND 2022 conference has been published in the "Book of Abstracts" of the conference (ISBN Printed Book of Abstracts: 978-84-09-42252-4 and ISBN Digital Book of Articles: 978-84-09-42253-1), editors: H. Blanco, Y. Boffill & I. Lombillo - guest editor: M. Paz Sáez:

• Towards an expeditious method to assess the vulnerability of historical masonry churches: Preliminary analyses based on Emilia (Italy) 2012 Earthquakes damage

• Risk communication and awareness of the built environment threatened by disasters with digital models

• Using digital models of built environment archetypes to analyze and communicate climate related risk outdoors

The contribution at the SEB-22 conference in the Invited Session "IS02: Sustainable Solutions for Resilience and Safety in the Built Environment" have been published in "Sustainability in Energy and Buildings 2022(Part of the Smart Innovation, Systems and Technologies book series - SIST, volume vol 336- ISSN: 2190-3018)":

• A Rapid Survey Form for Users' Exposure and Vulnerability Assessment in Risk-Prone Built Environments

• BIM-based workflow for managing multi-risk factors of Open Spaces in historical built environment

• Mitigating multi-risks in the Historical Built Environment: a multi-strategy adaptive approach 

The contribution at the ReUSO2022 conference has been published in the "Book of Extended Abstracts" of the conference, while extended versions will be selected for possible publications in international journals (ISBN: 978-972-752-297-2), editors: H. Varum, A. Furtado & J. Melo:

• H-BET Historic Built Environment Typologies. Open spaces and SUOD events in the compact historic town

• Toward quick multi-risk mitigation in historic Public Open Spaces: a behavioral-design approach in typological scenarios for heatwaves and terrorist acts

The contribution at the Colloqui.AT.e 2023 conference has been published in "In Transition: challenges and opportunities for the built heritage" as the book of abstract of the conference (ISBN: 979-12-81229-03-7) while completed papers will be published soon by Edicom:

• Making built environment safer in slow and emergency conditions through behavioural assessed/designed resilient solutions: results from the BE S2ECURe Project (awarded as selected paper)

• Behavioral design-based assessment and mitigation of multirisk in urban built environments: an application to typological historic squares

The contribution at the SAHC 2023 conference has been published in "Structural Analysis of Historical Constructions - vol. 2" conference proeedings (ISBN: 978-3-031-39450-8), editors: Yohei Endo, Toshikazu Hanazato:

• Coupled Multi-risk Mitigation in Historical Urban Outdoor Built Environment: Preliminary Strategies Evaluation Through Typological Scenarios