| education: |
Master of
Science,
Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh (USA)
Laurea in
Civil
Engineering, University of Genoa, Genoa, Italy |
| registration: |
Ordine degli
Ingegneri della Provincia di Genova
(Professional
Engineer License, Province of Genoa, Italy) |
| languages: |
Italian,
English,
French, German |
| affiliations: |
European
Association for Product and Process Modelling in the Building Industry |
professional
background:
| 1983 |
Engineering
Degree (Laurea) from the University of Genoa with a thesis concerning
the influence of shape regularity over the seismic resistance of
buildings, supervised by Prof. A. Corsanego.
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| 1984-1989 |
Project
Engineer at D'Appolonia Consulting Engineering Company (Genoa, Italy)
working in the field of environmental monitoring by means of computer
techniques. During this period he had the opportunity to become
familiar with problems related to the stress analysis of Nuclear
Power Plant components, structural analysis of reinforced concrete
marine structures and other analyses using finite element models. He
was involved in the development of expert systems devoted to the
geotechnical monitoring analysis of nuclear power plant sites. Expert
systems in civil engineering and, generally, artificial
intelligence applications became his primary areas of interest and
also the main subject of his graduate studies. |
| 1990-1991 |
Research
Assistant at the Field Robotic Center of Carnegie Mellon University
(CMU), Pittsburgh (USA). Master of Science at Carnegie Mellon
University. At CMU he war research assistant under Professors Rehak
and Christiano. He studied computer science applications such as
artificial intelligence in Civil Engineering. He also carried out
research activities in robotics application and computer vision. The
main topic of his research activity at the Field Robotic Center of
Carnegie Mellon was related to image processing and computer vision
techniques devoted to the extraction of meaningful information from
digitised radar images. He obtained his M.S. degree with a thesis
entitled "An Integrated Pictorial Database for Radar Images". |
| 1992-1998 |
Project
Manager at D'Appolonia Consulting Engineering Company (Genoa, Italy).
He was involved in several research projects sponsored by the
Commission of European Communities for the development of computer
techniques for automated risk assessment. His activity in this period
was particularly concentrated in expert system applications to design
and manufacturing of complex systems. Expert systems were designed
and implemented under his supervision for geotechnical
characterization, foundation analysis and design. More recently his
research activities have concerned product and process modelling in
building design with particular emphasis on the development of
artificial intelligence applications in design and construction. He
also designed applications in the fields of "Concurrent
Engineering" and simulation in construction. |
| 1999- |
Director
of GEODECO S.p.A. (Bogliasco, Genoa, Italy). He was
involved in various research projects in the field of enterprise
organisation, activity planning, concurrent engineering, legal aspects
in ICT, e-business in engineering and seismic risk. Latest focus
was on conception and development of a web applications devoted to
providing advanced services and tools to enable distant co-engineering.
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publications:
Barbagelata,
A.
and M. Mangini,
1988,
"Optimum Design of Structures Subjected to Multiple Loading
Conditions", Proceedings of the Fourth SAS World Conference,
Paris.
Mangini,
M.,
Cremonini, M. G.,
Mirone,
M. and E. Saveri, 1987, "Dewatering Systems, Related Monitoring
and Sea Water Intrusion Risk Assessment at the Alto Lazio Nuclear
Power Plant", Proceedings, IWRA Seminar on Contracting and
Construction of Large and Small Scale Hydraulics Works, Rome, pp.
III/8 - III/16.
Mangini,
M.,
Van Dyck, J. and G.
Ferro,
1987, "Analisi Statistica di Cataloghi Sismici Regionali
Parzialmente Sovrapposti", 3° Convegno Nazionale,
Associazione Italiana di Ingegneria Sismica, Rome.
Mangini,
M.,
1990, "An Integrated
Pictorial Database for Radar Images", Master Thesis, Carnegie
Mellon University, Pittsburgh (PA), August.
Mangini,
M.,
Varosio, G. and E.
Parker
1994, "COMBI: KB Tool for Foundation Design", First
European Conference on Product and Process Modelling in the Building
Industry, Dresden, Germany, October.
Seridji,
A.,
Regan, P.J. and
Mangini,
M., 1995, "The Advanced Risk Management System: a Rational
Approach to Risk Management in the Offshore Industry", American
Nuclear Society, Human Factor Division; Topical Meeting on
Computer-Based Human Support Systems Technology, Trends and Future,
Philadelphia (PA), June.
Mangini,
M., H. M. Sparacello, 1999, "A Concurrent Engineering Approach
to Geotechnical Design and Construction", Second International
Conference on Concurrent Engineering in Construction, Helsinki
Finland, August.
M.
Mangini, B. Protopsaltis 2000, "E-Commerce: A New
Frontier for Engineering Software and Services", Third European
Conference on Product and Process Modelling in
Building and Construction–ECPPM2000-, Lisboa, Portugal, September.
Hassan
T.,
Carter C., Seddon C., Mangini M. 2001 “eLEGAL: Dismantling the
Legal Barriers to ICT Up-Take in Virtual Enterprises”, eBusiness
and e-Work 2001 Conference, Venice, Italy, October.
Mangini
M., F.Pelli, 2002, “E-Commerce and engineering consulting
services”, ECPPM 2002 – eWork and eBusiness in AEC, 9-11 Sept.,
Portoroz, Slovenia.
Hyvärinen
J., Carter C., Mangini M., “Legal issues of using object based
technologies in project business”, eLEGAL2002 – European
Conference on Legal Aspects of ICT Application in Project-Based
Business, 2-4 Oct. 2002, Loughborough, U.K.
Merz
M., M. Mangini, “eContracting and remote engineering consulting
services”, eLEGAL2002 – European Conference on Legal Aspects of
ICT Application in Project-Based Business, 2-4 Oct. 2002,
Loughborough, U.K.
Mangini
M., and Pelli F. (2003), “eBusiness scheme for engineering consulting
services”, ITcon Vol. 8, Special Issue eWork and eBusiness , pg.
309-318, http://www.itcon.org/2003/23.
Pelli
F., Mangini M., Spallarossa D., Bazzurro P. (2004), “Probabilistic
Seismic Hazard Mapping with Site Amplification Effects”, ICSDEE
2004, 11th International Conference on Soil Dynamics and Earthquake
Engineering, January, Univ. of Berkeley CA, U.S.A.
Ren Z., Hassan T., Anumba C., Augenbroe
G., Mangini M. (2004), "Electronic Contracting In The e-Engineering
Hub", PRO-VE'04 5th IFIP Working Conference on Virtual
Enterprises, Toulouse, France.
Augenbroe G., Ren Z., Hassan T., Anumba C.J., Mangini M.
(2004), "Project Planning: a Novel Approach through a Universal
e-Engineering Hub - a Case Study of Seismic Risk Analysis", ECPPM 2004
– European Conference on Product and Process Modelling in the Building
and Construction Industry, 8-10 Sept., Istambul, Turkey.
Pelli F., Mangini M., Bazzurro P., Eva C., Spallarossa
D.,
Barani S. (2004), "Site Amplification Effects for
Probabilistic Seismic Hazard Mapping in North-West Italy", XXIX
General Assembly of the European Seismological Commission, 12-17 Sept.,
Potsdam, Germany.
Eva C.,
Spallarossa D.,
Barani S., Pelli F., Mangini M., Bazzurro P. (2004), "Probabilistic
Seismic Hazard Analysis Using a Logic Tree Approach: an Application to
Western Liguria (North-Western Italy)", XXIX
General Assembly of the European Seismological Commission, 12-17 Sept.,
Potsdam, Germany.
Z. Ren Z., Anumba C. J., Hassan T. M.,. Augenbroe G., Mangini M.
(2006), ”Collaborative project planning: a case study of seismic
risk analysis using an e-engineering hub”, Computers in Industry,
Volume 57 , Issue 3 (April 2006) Special issue: Advanced
computer support of engineering and service processes of virtual
enterprises, Pages: 218 – 230. Elsevier Science Publishers B. V.
Pelli F., Mangini M., Bazzurro P. (2006), "Non-linear site response
analyses for two nuclear power plant sites considering cyclic mobility
effects", Eighth U.S. National Conference on Earthquake
Engineering, S. Francisco.
Pelli F., Mangini M., Bazzurro P., Eva C., Spallarossa D., Barani
S., (2006), “Psha in northern italy accounting for
non-linear soil behaviour and epistemic uncertainty”, First
European Conference on Earthquake Engineering and Seismology (1st
ECEES), Geneva, Switzerland.
Pelli F., Mangini M., Bazzurro P. (2006), “A simplified
approach for site amplification assessment in non-linear soil
deposits”, Third International Symposium on the Effects of
Surface Geology on Seismic Motion, Grenoble, France.
Pelli F., Mangini M., Bazzurro P. (2006), “An example
of multidisciplinary-automated approach to probabilistic seismic
hazard assessment", Interdisciplinary Workshop on Management of
Earthquake Risks, ETH Zurich, Switzerland.
Bazzurro P., Pelli F., Mangini M., Goulet C., and J. P. Stewart (2006),
“Statistics of Nonlinear Ground Motion Amplification Functions
for NEHRP Soil Categories“, Southern California Earthquake Center
(SCEC), 2006 Annual Meeting, Palm Springs CA, abstract and poster.
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