Full Description
This proceedings volume presents the collected research, insights, and innovative practices shared during the 3rd International Conference on Critical Infrastructure: Risk and Crisis Management in the New Reality. The volume reflects the interdisciplinary and global nature of the event, featuring contributions from experts in geopolitics, technology, law, psychology, and infrastructure systems.
The first chapter, Geopolitics of Critical Infrastructure, explores how critical infrastructure has become a strategic tool in global power dynamics. Topics include hybrid threats, the effects of climate change, cybersecurity, and the influence of technologies like 5G and AI within volatile geopolitical environments.
The second chapter, Adaptive Risk Management and Smart Infrastructure Systems, focuses on the integration of artificial intelligence and big data in predicting, assessing, and managing risks. It highlights cross-sector collaboration, resilient supply chain strategies, and innovative AI applications for crisis simulations, infrastructure monitoring, and hazard evaluation.
The third chapter, Legal, Ethical, and Psychosocial Challenges of Risk and Crisis Management, examines the human and normative dimensions of infrastructure protection. Contributions address the development of regulatory standards, psychological well-being of infrastructure workers, public communication during crises, and the ethical implications of protective measures.
The fourth chapter, Gamified Approaches to Risk and Crisis Management, introduces creative and immersive tools for improving crisis response. Topics include the use of simulations and gamification to enhance decision-making, team coordination, and continuous improvement of risk strategies, as well as the application of generative AI to personalize infrastructure solutions.
Together, these proceedings provide a comprehensive and forward-looking perspective on the resilience and management of critical infrastructure in an increasingly complex and uncertain world.
Contents
The impact of geopolitical shifts on infrastructure security.- Ensuring energy security amid global disruptions.- The role of artificial intelligence in risk management and crisis response.- Addressing cyber threats and securing digitalized systems.- Managing the cascading effects of interconnected risks.- Protecting human safety and key personnel during crises.- National and international legislation on critical infrastructure, including data privacy and the safeguarding of classified information.- Legislative frameworks governing the use of AI in critical infrastructure systems.
