25th - 26th May 2023
Additive manufacturing in space to boost entrepreneurship, sustainability and economic growth
Swabian Castle, Mesagne, Apulia, Italy
GSEW@Italy Workshop: Additive Manufacturing in Space to boost entrepreneurship, sustainability and economic growth
Venue: Norman Swabian Castle, Mesagne, Brindisi, Apulia, Italy
Dates: May 25th – 26th, 2023
Background
In the spring of 2018, DTA organized the “Global Space Economic Workshop (GSEW)”, dedicated to the theme of cybersecurity for transport and held at the Grand Hotel Rosa Marina in Ostuni (Brindisi).
This initiative, organized by DTA, ESA and ASI, was attended by around 250 participants from institutions, industries, and academy. The workshop was an opportunity to sign an agreement between DTA, ASI, ESA, and the Belgian Space Agency (Belspo) to start research and experimentation activities on cyber security for transport at the Grottaglie airport (Taranto) in Puglia. Moreover, the event facilitated cooperation and partnership between industries.
In 2019, giving continuity to the common activities and projects, the DTA organized with ASI and ESA the GSEW@Italy on the theme “Space Cybersecurity for Smart Cities”. The event held on May 29th, 2019, at the Grand Hotel Rosa Marina in Ostuni (Brindisi) recorded over 200 participants and generated the start of new collaborations between industrial partners. At the same time, as a side event of GSEW@Italy, the DTA, in collaboration with Aeroporti di Puglia and ENAC, organized the workshop “Apulia aiming high for Italy’s future Grottaglie Spaceport”, at the Grottaglie-Taranto airport, which saw how central themes spaceports and suborbital flights.
These themes returned to being protagonists in September 2021 during the Mediterranean Aerospace Matching held at the Grottaglie airport. During the MAM a short session of the GSEW was dedicated to suborbital flight and the Space Rider program. The day was one of those promoted by the Italian Government during the semester of Presidency of the Council of Europe in the space week.
Introduction
Additive manufacturing is going to have a key role in enabling the future of human space travel and interplanetary colonization. In fact, it is already playing a key role in enabling the production of low- cost satellites and lighter, more efficient rockets to take cargos into orbit. AM can help to greatly lower the cost of commercial space activities by continuing to drive the development of advanced materials, including metal replacement, high-performance polymers, and composites. In the next years 3D printing will contribute to space travel, research, and habitation.
The printing market in the private space industry is expected to reach $2.1 billion by 2026 and in this scenario new opportunities appear for national and European industry. Companies and space agencies are increasingly turning to additive manufacturing for complex components such as thrusters and engines; satellite networks, orbit vehicles, rovers and more can benefit from designs enabled by additive, NASA’s Artemis mission will eventually lead to the establishment of a basecamp on the surface of the moon which will include infrastructure such as launch pads and roads in addition to habitats and later production facilities such as greenhouses, refineries and power plants. 3D printing will be a part of that construction.
In this context, innovative startups and entrepreneurs can have a positive and important role, in developing disruptive technologies and solutions in a faster a more agile way. The commitment of public and private actors, and in particular of the European Space Agency and the Italian Space Agency, in giving to startups access to technical and business support and a wide network of space partners and investors, is therefore paramount to accelerate innovation and enable future common successes for the European space ecosystem.
The GSEW@Italy Workshop wants to contribute to the efforts that Italian Space Agency and European Space Agency are making to:
- revitalize and consolidate the European leadership in advanced manufacturing for space applications with the significant return of investment in many non-space industrial sectors;
- invest in startups and young entrepreneurs;
- promote innovation and technology as an engine of development for the entire space ecosystem, ranging from incubators to accelerators, from universities and research centers to investments funds;
- raise awareness on the fundamental role space technologies and applications have in improving our daily life, facing global challenges, and building a sustainable future.
In these two days networking event between Institution, Space Agencies, Industries, Academia and Start up, can facilitate new opportunities and partnerships.
Context: Apulia
Puglia contributes significantly to the role that Italy plays in the aerospace sector. This is described by the numbers of companies (over 100), of employees (including researchers over 7,500), revenues (1,5 billion euros). In the last years, regional capacities in the space sector, both at the industrial and scientific points of view, have grown considerably, creating an overall value chain that ranges from value-added services to satellite systems development. Puglia space sector has multiplied its size, reaching a turnover of 50+ M€ with more than 500 employees, almost all of whom have graduated. These figures are continually increasing. Such impressive growth would not have been possible without the support of its world- class universities and research centers in the specific sectors.
DTA and the regional government have always jointly worked with the aim to intensify relations with other European and Italian clusters and districts, expressing a continental leadership which culminated in the leadership of the European NEREUS2 network (Network of European Regions Using Space Technologies) during the period 2014-2019. The space sector growth can reinforce Puglia’s socio-economic development, in line with the 2030 agenda for sustainable development so that Technology transfer from the space to non-space sectors, using space data and space-technology, has become a pillar for the Regional Strategy.
Thanks to the high level of competence, the Apulian companies and research centers are present in many of the international programs both of an industrial and institutional nature. The skills concern the design, construction, integration, and support to complex systems of aircraft and helicopters; the design and maintenance of engines for military and civil aeronautics and space; the design and development of hardware components and advanced software systems for aerospace, civil and military applications, the design and production of micro- satellites, the development of applications in the field of Earth observation, satellite navigation and telecommunications.
In Apulia there are already many examples of industry, shareholders of DTA, that can be considered pioneers for the use of AM in the aerospace field as the 787 fuselage made by Leonardo with “AFP one piece barrel” technology, in Leonardo – Grottaglie and the additively manufactured components for the General Electric
Advanced TurboProp (ATP) engine produced by GE Avio Aero in Brindisi. Many SMEs are involved in the production of parts and components for aerospace and several demonstrators by AFP process, as a tail-cone portion of the Next Generation Turboprop Regional Aircraft (NGTP) or a portion of the lower skin of the M-346 aircraft, Vega tanks in reinforced carbon fiber, interiors for helicopters. At the same time Apulia Region has seen new initiative from startups and some, as Roboze, in few years have become leader with their FDM technology in for high performance super polymers and composites. Some public shareholders of DTA are also involved in AM processes like Polytechnic of Bari and it’s Apulia Repair Development Center or like ENEA center of Brindisi specialized in new materials.
Research, innovation, and training have been crucial for the growth and consolidation of the Apulian aerospace and have contributed to strengthening its reputation internationally. Thanks also to the scientific and technological excellence of its partners, the DTA has been strengthening the competitiveness of the Apulian production system since 2009. The District proposes and implements research, training and innovation projects for the development of key technologies; the creation of new professional figures; the construction of infrastructures at the service of research and innovation. It operates in a system logic that allows it to achieve increasingly ambitious objectives at national and international level.
Objectives of GSEW@Italy Workshop
The main goal of the GSEW@Italy Workshop is to engage leaders and executives of major space and non-space European stakeholders from institutional and commercial sectors to:
- Discuss how space activities and needs foster industrial competitiveness, economic growth, innovation and sustainability;
- Reinforce the European ecosystem of entrepreneurs and start-up companies capable to develop solutions in line with the most advanced challenges;
- Foster the creation of spin-in/spin off opportunities;
- Promote and start discussions on specific industrial cooperation;
- Promote ESA BIC Network and describe ASI strategies for startups;
- Share challenges to potential new unconventional solutions developed
beyond the partner’s traditional R&D approach;
- Promote capabilities and competences belonging to DTA and Apulian
industrial ecosystem;
- Promote ASI and ESA programmes and initiatives.
GSEW@Italy Workshop: Additive Manufacturing in Space to boost entrepreneurship, sustainability and economic growth
Draft Programme
This is a provisional version of the programme, which may be subject to changes
May 24th, 2023
20:00 Welcome Cocktail Dinner, Venue (TBD), Mesagne, Brindisi, Apulia, Italy
May 25th – 26th, 2023
Venue: Norman Swabian Castle, Mesagne, Brindisi, Apulia, Italy
Global Space Economic Workshop
«Space CyberSecurity for Smart Cities»
The Aerospace Technological Cluster (DTA), together with the Italian Space Agency (ASI) and the European Space Agency (ESA) are delighted to invite you to the Global Space Economic Workshop “Space Cybersecurity for Smart Cities” to be held on May 29th at the Rosa Marina Resort, Ostuni, Brindisi, Apulia, Italy.
The Workshop will bring together leaders of major space and non-space European stakeholders, both from institutions and commercial sectors, in order to interactively discuss about potential cooperative space cyber-security initiatives for Smart Cities and Urban Mobility.
Several panels will be organised with the participation of executives of major European space and non-space industries, academia, national authorities such as the Italian Ministry of Defence, the Italian Council of Ministers, the Italian Space Agency (ASI) and the European Space Agency (ESA), and a number of European institutions to discuss new cross-cultural partnerships and promote disruptive innovation to address the challenges faced by the future mobility systems.
Focus Groups
The goal of the afternoon session is to get concrete suggestions on capacity building in the fields of:
- Mobility for Smart Cities
- UaV for Smart Cities
- Testbed for Smart Cities
Participants will be invited to fill the survey and focus on the following questions:
– What are the business opportunities (customer, operators, vertical markets)
– What are the challenges, current weaknesses, and external threats?
– What is required in terms of e.g. capabilities, ecosystems, and links to research, data and mobility?
– How ESA, National Space Agencies, GSA and other European institutions can help industries to face the challenges and seize the opportunities?
By being a technical workshop with working thematic sessions in the afternoon, a limited number of 180 participants will be accepted for registration.
If you are interested to know more about the topic Cybersecurity in the space field, please visit the link:
www.dtascarl.org/en/global-space-economic-workshop/
Organising Committee
Technological Aerospace Cluster (DTA)
Giuseppe Acierno, President
Giovanni Sylos Labini, BoD
Fiorella Coliolo, Event Coordinator
Italian Space Agency, ASI
Alberto Tuozzi, Head of Satellite Navigation Unit
Euroepan Space Agency, ESA
Luca del Monte, Head of Industrial Policy and SME Division
Davide Giardino, Industrial Policy and SME Division
Contacts
Communication
Fiorella Coliolo, event coordinator, DTA
Email: fiorella.coliolo@dtascarl.it; Mob. +393477379158
Press
Oronzo Martucci, omartucci@libero.it
Programme
Global Space Economic Workshop «Space CyberSecurity for Smart Cities»
28-29 May 2019
Venue: Ostuni Rosa Marina Resort, Ostuni, Brindisi, Apulia, Italy
28 MAY
18h30 – 19h30 Registration
20h00 Cocktail Dinner Reception, Ostuni Rosa Marina Resort
29 MAY
8h30-9h00 Registration
9h00 – 13h10 Morning session
9h00 – 9h10 Welcome, Giuseppe Acierno, President, DTA
9h10 – 9h30 Institutional greetings
- Michele Emiliano, President, Apulia region
- Giorgio Saccoccia, President, Italian Space Agency
- Luca del Monte, Head of Industrial Policy and SME Division, ESA
9h30 – 9h40 GSEW & Smart Cities, Donatella Ponziani, ESA Downstream Gateway Officer
9h40 – 9h50 GSEW@Italy: results 2018 and goals 2019 , Giuseppe Acierno, President, DTA
9h50 – 10h00 Key-note speech – Elisabetta Trenta, Italian Minister of Defence
10h00 – 10h50 Institutional Panel
Moderator: Donato Malerba, Director of Computer Science Department, University of Bar, President, CINI
- Giorgio Saccoccia, President, Italian Space Agency
- Luca del Monte, Head of Industrial Policy and SME Division, ESA
- Fiammetta Diani, Head of Market Development Department, GSA
10h50 – 11h00 Inspirational talk “Unleashing Space for Resilient Societies”, Simonetta di Pippo, Director, UNOOSA
11h00 – 11h15 Coffee break
11h15- 12h00 Industrial Panel 1 – “Space Cybersecurity for Smart Cities: Opportunities and Challenges”
Moderator: Nick Appleyard, Head of Downstream Business Applications Department, ESA
- Donato Amoroso, CEO, Thales Alenia Space
- Luigi Pasquali, CEO, Telespazio
- Vincenzo Smorto, Chief Technology Officer, ENAV
- Enrico Vanin, CEO, Aon Spa and Aon Hewitt Risk & Consulting
12h00 – 12h10 Inspirational talk “Digitalisation and Cybersecurity: the New Reality of the Space Sector”, Franco Ongaro, Director of Technology, Engineering and Quality, ESA
12h10 – 13h00 Industrial Panel 2 – “Space Cybersecurity for Smart Mobility: Opportunities and Challenges” –
Moderator: Alberto Tuozzi, Head of the Navigation Satellite Unit, ASI
- Luigi Ardito, Senior Director, Government Affairs, Qualcomm
- Roberto Mazzolin, Chief Cyber Security Strategist, Rhea
- Attilio Somma, Innovation Vice-President, TIM
- Marco Romani, Space-stream Business Unit, Planetek
13h00 – 13h10 Q&A
13h10 – 14h30 Networking lunch
14h30 – 17h30 Afternoon session
14h30 – 14h40 Inspirational Talk – Paola Pisano, Deputy Mayor for innovation and Smart Cities, City of Turin, Piedmont Region
14h40 – 14h50 Focus groups – Introduction Giovanni Sylos Labini, BoD DTA
14h50 – 16h00 Splinter thematic sessions:
- Mobility for Smart Cities led by Giuseppe Martufi, Leonardo
- UaV for Smart Cities led by Marco Romani, Planetek & Marco Brancati, Telespazio
- Testbed for Smart Cities led by Antonio Zilli, DTA & Patrizio Summa AdP
16h00 – 16h30 Focus group report by group coordinators
16h30 – 17h30 Splinter session report & Conclusion
20h00 Inspirational talks – Diversity & Inclusion in aerospace
Introduction: Giuseppe Acierno, President, DTA – Fiorella Coliolo, DTA
- Sabrina Papa, the first, and for now the only blind Italian pilot student
- Zainab Azim, the world’s youngest future “astronaut” to fly with Virgin Galactic
- Laura Del Vecchio, Head of Brindisi Control Tower, ENAV
20h30 Social dinner “Journey in Apulia Culture and Typical Cuisine”, Ostuni Rosa Marina Resort
Opening: Giuseppe Acierno, President, DTA
Accomodation
Rosamarina Resort, Ostuni, Brindisi
Ostuni Rosa Marina Resort rises a stone’s throw from the sea of Ostuni, in typical mediterranean style, inside the international touristic village “Rosa Marina”. The natural landscape that surrounds the Resort makes even more special your holiday: the hot sun of Apulia, well-groomed gardens, luxuriant gardens, thousand-year old olive trees.
Ostuni Rosa Marina Resort is located in the heart of the most enchanting Apulia, between the wonderful sea of Salento and small medieval villages, among these Ostuni, known as “the white city”.
Exclusivity of the location together with hospitality and warm welcome will offer you a pleasant relaxing moment and will make your stay unforgettable.
Where we are
9 Km from Ostuni city
6 Km from Ostuni train station
35 Km from Brindisi airport
85 Km from Bari airport
Ostuni Rosa Marina Resort: www.ostunirosamarinaresort.com/home/?lang=en
Discovering Apulia
In you are interested to visit Ostuni Neighbourhood, the Ostuni Rosa Marina Resort concierge service can organise a tour for you.
www.ostunirosamarinaresort.com/resort/?sezione=6
Booking information for rooms and tours
A limited number of rooms are guaranteed until 10 May 2019 with special rate:
Double room with breakfast € 180,00/night
Double room single use with breakfast € 140,00/night
Please contact:
Rossella Calo’, Sales Manager
Ostuni Rosa Marina Resort – Tel. +39 0831.350411
Email: rossella.calo@ostunirosamarinaresort.com
commerciale@ostunirosamarinaresort.com
GSEW@Italy Workshop: Additive Manufacturing in Space to boost entrepreneurship, sustainability and economic growth
Venue: Norman Swabian Castle, Mesagne, Brindisi, Apulia, Italy
Dates: May 25th – 26th, 2023
Background
In the spring of 2018, DTA organized the “Global Space Economic Workshop (GSEW)”, dedicated to the theme of cybersecurity for transport and held at the Grand Hotel Rosa Marina in Ostuni (Brindisi).
This initiative, organized by DTA, ESA and ASI, was attended by around 250 participants from institutions, industries, and academy. The workshop was an opportunity to sign an agreement between DTA, ASI, ESA, and the Belgian Space Agency (Belspo) to start research and experimentation activities on cyber security for transport at the Grottaglie airport (Taranto) in Puglia. Moreover, the event facilitated cooperation and partnership between industries.
In 2019, giving continuity to the common activities and projects, the DTA organized with ASI and ESA the GSEW@Italy on the theme “Space Cybersecurity for Smart Cities”. The event held on May 29th, 2019, at the Grand Hotel Rosa Marina in Ostuni (Brindisi) recorded over 200 participants and generated the start of new collaborations between industrial partners. At the same time, as a side event of GSEW@Italy, the DTA, in collaboration with Aeroporti di Puglia and ENAC, organized the workshop “Apulia aiming high for Italy’s future Grottaglie Spaceport”, at the Grottaglie-Taranto airport, which saw how central themes spaceports and suborbital flights.
These themes returned to being protagonists in September 2021 during the Mediterranean Aerospace Matching held at the Grottaglie airport. During the MAM a short session of the GSEW was dedicated to suborbital flight and the Space Rider program. The day was one of those promoted by the Italian Government during the semester of Presidency of the Council of Europe in the space week.
Introduction
Additive manufacturing is going to have a key role in enabling the future of human space travel and interplanetary colonization. In fact, it is already playing a key role in enabling the production of low- cost satellites and lighter, more efficient rockets to take cargos into orbit. AM can help to greatly lower the cost of commercial space activities by continuing to drive the development of advanced materials, including metal replacement, high-performance polymers, and composites. In the next years 3D printing will contribute to space travel, research, and habitation.
The printing market in the private space industry is expected to reach $2.1 billion by 2026 and in this scenario new opportunities appear for national and European industry. Companies and space agencies are increasingly turning to additive manufacturing for complex components such as thrusters and engines; satellite networks, orbit vehicles, rovers and more can benefit from designs enabled by additive, NASA’s Artemis mission will eventually lead to the establishment of a basecamp on the surface of the moon which will include infrastructure such as launch pads and roads in addition to habitats and later production facilities such as greenhouses, refineries and power plants. 3D printing will be a part of that construction.
In this context, innovative startups and entrepreneurs can have a positive and important role, in developing disruptive technologies and solutions in a faster a more agile way. The commitment of public and private actors, and in particular of the European Space Agency and the Italian Space Agency, in giving to startups access to technical and business support and a wide network of space partners and investors, is therefore paramount to accelerate innovation and enable future common successes for the European space ecosystem.
The GSEW@Italy Workshop wants to contribute to the efforts that Italian Space Agency and European Space Agency are making to:
- revitalize and consolidate the European leadership in advanced manufacturing for space applications with the significant return of investment in many non-space industrial sectors;
- invest in startups and young entrepreneurs;
- promote innovation and technology as an engine of development for the entire space ecosystem, ranging from incubators to accelerators, from universities and research centers to investments funds;
- raise awareness on the fundamental role space technologies and applications have in improving our daily life, facing global challenges, and building a sustainable future.
In these two days networking event between Institution, Space Agencies, Industries, Academia and Start up, can facilitate new opportunities and partnerships.
Context: Apulia
Puglia contributes significantly to the role that Italy plays in the aerospace sector. This is described by the numbers of companies (over 100), of employees (including researchers over 7,500), revenues (1,5 billion euros). In the last years, regional capacities in the space sector, both at the industrial and scientific points of view, have grown considerably, creating an overall value chain that ranges from value-added services to satellite systems development. Puglia space sector has multiplied its size, reaching a turnover of 50+ M€ with more than 500 employees, almost all of whom have graduated. These figures are continually increasing. Such impressive growth would not have been possible without the support of its world- class universities and research centers in the specific sectors.
DTA and the regional government have always jointly worked with the aim to intensify relations with other European and Italian clusters and districts, expressing a continental leadership which culminated in the leadership of the European NEREUS2 network (Network of European Regions Using Space Technologies) during the period 2014-2019. The space sector growth can reinforce Puglia’s socio-economic development, in line with the 2030 agenda for sustainable development so that Technology transfer from the space to non-space sectors, using space data and space-technology, has become a pillar for the Regional Strategy.
Thanks to the high level of competence, the Apulian companies and research centers are present in many of the international programs both of an industrial and institutional nature. The skills concern the design, construction, integration, and support to complex systems of aircraft and helicopters; the design and maintenance of engines for military and civil aeronautics and space; the design and development of hardware components and advanced software systems for aerospace, civil and military applications, the design and production of micro- satellites, the development of applications in the field of Earth observation, satellite navigation and telecommunications.
In Apulia there are already many examples of industry, shareholders of DTA, that can be considered pioneers for the use of AM in the aerospace field as the 787 fuselage made by Leonardo with “AFP one piece barrel” technology, in Leonardo – Grottaglie and the additively manufactured components for the General Electric
Advanced TurboProp (ATP) engine produced by GE Avio Aero in Brindisi. Many SMEs are involved in the production of parts and components for aerospace and several demonstrators by AFP process, as a tail-cone portion of the Next Generation Turboprop Regional Aircraft (NGTP) or a portion of the lower skin of the M-346 aircraft, Vega tanks in reinforced carbon fiber, interiors for helicopters. At the same time Apulia Region has seen new initiative from startups and some, as Roboze, in few years have become leader with their FDM technology in for high performance super polymers and composites. Some public shareholders of DTA are also involved in AM processes like Polytechnic of Bari and it’s Apulia Repair Development Center or like ENEA center of Brindisi specialized in new materials.
Research, innovation, and training have been crucial for the growth and consolidation of the Apulian aerospace and have contributed to strengthening its reputation internationally. Thanks also to the scientific and technological excellence of its partners, the DTA has been strengthening the competitiveness of the Apulian production system since 2009. The District proposes and implements research, training and innovation projects for the development of key technologies; the creation of new professional figures; the construction of infrastructures at the service of research and innovation. It operates in a system logic that allows it to achieve increasingly ambitious objectives at national and international level.
Objectives of GSEW@Italy Workshop
The main goal of the GSEW@Italy Workshop is to engage leaders and executives of major space and non-space European stakeholders from institutional and commercial sectors to:
- Discuss how space activities and needs foster industrial competitiveness, economic growth, innovation and sustainability;
- Reinforce the European ecosystem of entrepreneurs and start-up companies capable to develop solutions in line with the most advanced challenges;
- Foster the creation of spin-in/spin off opportunities;
- Promote and start discussions on specific industrial cooperation;
- Promote ESA BIC Network and describe ASI strategies for startups;
- Share challenges to potential new unconventional solutions developed
beyond the partner’s traditional R&D approach;
- Promote capabilities and competences belonging to DTA and Apulian
industrial ecosystem;
- Promote ASI and ESA programmes and initiatives.
GSEW@Italy Workshop: Additive Manufacturing in Space to boost entrepreneurship, sustainability and economic growth
Draft Programme
This is a provisional version of the programme, which may be subject to changes
May 24th, 2023
20:00 Welcome Cocktail Dinner, Venue (TBD), Mesagne, Brindisi, Apulia, Italy
May 25th – 26th, 2023
Venue: Norman Swabian Castle, Mesagne, Brindisi, Apulia, Italy
Global Space Economic Workshop
«Space CyberSecurity for Smart Cities»
The Aerospace Technological Cluster (DTA), together with the Italian Space Agency (ASI) and the European Space Agency (ESA) are delighted to invite you to the Global Space Economic Workshop “Space Cybersecurity for Smart Cities” to be held on May 29th at the Rosa Marina Resort, Ostuni, Brindisi, Apulia, Italy.
The Workshop will bring together leaders of major space and non-space European stakeholders, both from institutions and commercial sectors, in order to interactively discuss about potential cooperative space cyber-security initiatives for Smart Cities and Urban Mobility.
Several panels will be organised with the participation of executives of major European space and non-space industries, academia, national authorities such as the Italian Ministry of Defence, the Italian Council of Ministers, the Italian Space Agency (ASI) and the European Space Agency (ESA), and a number of European institutions to discuss new cross-cultural partnerships and promote disruptive innovation to address the challenges faced by the future mobility systems.
Focus Groups
The goal of the afternoon session is to get concrete suggestions on capacity building in the fields of:
- Mobility for Smart Cities
- UaV for Smart Cities
- Testbed for Smart Cities
Participants will be invited to fill the survey and focus on the following questions:
– What are the business opportunities (customer, operators, vertical markets)
– What are the challenges, current weaknesses, and external threats?
– What is required in terms of e.g. capabilities, ecosystems, and links to research, data and mobility?
– How ESA, National Space Agencies, GSA and other European institutions can help industries to face the challenges and seize the opportunities?
By being a technical workshop with working thematic sessions in the afternoon, a limited number of 180 participants will be accepted for registration.
If you are interested to know more about the topic Cybersecurity in the space field, please visit the link:
www.dtascarl.org/en/global-space-economic-workshop/
Organising Committee
Technological Aerospace Cluster (DTA)
Giuseppe Acierno, President
Giovanni Sylos Labini, BoD
Fiorella Coliolo, Event Coordinator
Italian Space Agency, ASI
Alberto Tuozzi, Head of Satellite Navigation Unit
Euroepan Space Agency, ESA
Luca del Monte, Head of Industrial Policy and SME Division
Davide Giardino, Industrial Policy and SME Division
Contacts
Communication
Fiorella Coliolo, event coordinator, DTA
Email: fiorella.coliolo@dtascarl.it; Mob. +393477379158
Press
Oronzo Martucci, omartucci@libero.it
Programme
Global Space Economic Workshop «Space CyberSecurity for Smart Cities»
28-29 May 2019
Venue: Ostuni Rosa Marina Resort, Ostuni, Brindisi, Apulia, Italy
28 MAY
18h30 – 19h30 Registration
20h00 Cocktail Dinner Reception, Ostuni Rosa Marina Resort
29 MAY
8h30-9h00 Registration
9h00 – 13h10 Morning session
9h00 – 9h10 Welcome, Giuseppe Acierno, President, DTA
9h10 – 9h30 Institutional greetings
- Michele Emiliano, President, Apulia region
- Giorgio Saccoccia, President, Italian Space Agency
- Luca del Monte, Head of Industrial Policy and SME Division, ESA
9h30 – 9h40 GSEW & Smart Cities, Donatella Ponziani, ESA Downstream Gateway Officer
9h40 – 9h50 GSEW@Italy: results 2018 and goals 2019 , Giuseppe Acierno, President, DTA
9h50 – 10h00 Key-note speech – Elisabetta Trenta, Italian Minister of Defence
10h00 – 10h50 Institutional Panel
Moderator: Donato Malerba, Director of Computer Science Department, University of Bar, President, CINI
- Giorgio Saccoccia, President, Italian Space Agency
- Luca del Monte, Head of Industrial Policy and SME Division, ESA
- Fiammetta Diani, Head of Market Development Department, GSA
10h50 – 11h00 Inspirational talk “Unleashing Space for Resilient Societies”, Simonetta di Pippo, Director, UNOOSA
11h00 – 11h15 Coffee break
11h15- 12h00 Industrial Panel 1 – “Space Cybersecurity for Smart Cities: Opportunities and Challenges”
Moderator: Nick Appleyard, Head of Downstream Business Applications Department, ESA
- Donato Amoroso, CEO, Thales Alenia Space
- Luigi Pasquali, CEO, Telespazio
- Vincenzo Smorto, Chief Technology Officer, ENAV
- Enrico Vanin, CEO, Aon Spa and Aon Hewitt Risk & Consulting
12h00 – 12h10 Inspirational talk “Digitalisation and Cybersecurity: the New Reality of the Space Sector”, Franco Ongaro, Director of Technology, Engineering and Quality, ESA
12h10 – 13h00 Industrial Panel 2 – “Space Cybersecurity for Smart Mobility: Opportunities and Challenges” –
Moderator: Alberto Tuozzi, Head of the Navigation Satellite Unit, ASI
- Luigi Ardito, Senior Director, Government Affairs, Qualcomm
- Roberto Mazzolin, Chief Cyber Security Strategist, Rhea
- Attilio Somma, Innovation Vice-President, TIM
- Marco Romani, Space-stream Business Unit, Planetek
13h00 – 13h10 Q&A
13h10 – 14h30 Networking lunch
14h30 – 17h30 Afternoon session
14h30 – 14h40 Inspirational Talk – Paola Pisano, Deputy Mayor for innovation and Smart Cities, City of Turin, Piedmont Region
14h40 – 14h50 Focus groups – Introduction Giovanni Sylos Labini, BoD DTA
14h50 – 16h00 Splinter thematic sessions:
- Mobility for Smart Cities led by Giuseppe Martufi, Leonardo
- UaV for Smart Cities led by Marco Romani, Planetek & Marco Brancati, Telespazio
- Testbed for Smart Cities led by Antonio Zilli, DTA & Patrizio Summa AdP
16h00 – 16h30 Focus group report by group coordinators
16h30 – 17h30 Splinter session report & Conclusion
20h00 Inspirational talks – Diversity & Inclusion in aerospace
Introduction: Giuseppe Acierno, President, DTA – Fiorella Coliolo, DTA
- Sabrina Papa, the first, and for now the only blind Italian pilot student
- Zainab Azim, the world’s youngest future “astronaut” to fly with Virgin Galactic
- Laura Del Vecchio, Head of Brindisi Control Tower, ENAV
20h30 Social dinner “Journey in Apulia Culture and Typical Cuisine”, Ostuni Rosa Marina Resort
Opening: Giuseppe Acierno, President, DTA
Accomodation
Rosamarina Resort, Ostuni, Brindisi
Ostuni Rosa Marina Resort rises a stone’s throw from the sea of Ostuni, in typical mediterranean style, inside the international touristic village “Rosa Marina”. The natural landscape that surrounds the Resort makes even more special your holiday: the hot sun of Apulia, well-groomed gardens, luxuriant gardens, thousand-year old olive trees.
Ostuni Rosa Marina Resort is located in the heart of the most enchanting Apulia, between the wonderful sea of Salento and small medieval villages, among these Ostuni, known as “the white city”.
Exclusivity of the location together with hospitality and warm welcome will offer you a pleasant relaxing moment and will make your stay unforgettable.
Where we are
9 Km from Ostuni city
6 Km from Ostuni train station
35 Km from Brindisi airport
85 Km from Bari airport
Ostuni Rosa Marina Resort: www.ostunirosamarinaresort.com/home/?lang=en
Discovering Apulia
In you are interested to visit Ostuni Neighbourhood, the Ostuni Rosa Marina Resort concierge service can organise a tour for you.
www.ostunirosamarinaresort.com/resort/?sezione=6
Booking information for rooms and tours
A limited number of rooms are guaranteed until 10 May 2019 with special rate:
Double room with breakfast € 180,00/night
Double room single use with breakfast € 140,00/night
Please contact:
Rossella Calo’, Sales Manager
Ostuni Rosa Marina Resort – Tel. +39 0831.350411
Email: rossella.calo@ostunirosamarinaresort.com
commerciale@ostunirosamarinaresort.com
