GoodFood

Food Safety and Quality Monitoring with Microsystems

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


GOODFOOD AmI workshops

Preliminary programme

Florence, 15-16 July 2004

 

Location

 

University of Florence

Aula Magna

P.zza San Marco 4, Florence

 

 

 

Programme

 

July 15th, 2004 - SensorWeb & Ambient Intelligence

 

 

Start time 10:30

 

Carles Cané,  CNM

            Introduction the the GOODFOOD project

Prof. GianFranco Manes,  MIDRA and University of Florence

ICT applications in agriculture: from precision agriculture to AmI

Prof. Romano Fantacci, University of Florence

Wireless sensor networks: overwiew and State-of-the-Art

 

Coffe break

 

Francesco Chiti and Gianni Giorgetti, University of Florence

Wireless sensor networks for precision agriculture

Frank Murphy, NMRC

Development and deployment of sensor network nodes in agricultural applications

 

Lunch

 

Riccardo Fontanelli, SYNAPSIS

Ambient Intelligent Overview: Vision, evolution and perspectives

René Hüsler, HTA Luzern

            Security issues in the sensorweb and AmI

 

            Coffe break

 

Prof Andrea Scorzoni. University of Perugia

RF-ID flexible tag with sensing capabilities for the food logistic chain

Begoña Pérez-Villarreal, Fundación AZTI

            ITC support for food traceability

 

Closing time 17:00

 

 

July 16th, 2004 – Ambient intelligence for viticulture and oenology

 

 

Start time 09:30

 

Carlo Donzella, MIDRA, and Barbara Mazzolai, Scuola Superiore S. Anna

            Ambient Intelligence for the wine sector

Prof. Leonardo Casini, University of Florence

            Potential impact of GOODFOOD technologies on the wine market

Prof. Stefano Mancuso and Elisa Masi, University of Florence

            The GOODFOOD approach: expected benefits in viticulture

 

Coffe break

 

Prof. Simone Orlandini, University of Florence

            Provisional models in viticulture

Prof. Antonio Logrieco,  CNR/ISPA

            Ocratoxin in grapes and wine

 

Lunch

 

Fausto Campostrini, Cantine Isera

            ITC support in the vineyards and in the cellar, the oenologists’ viewpoint

Antonio Tombolini, Vyta.com

            Wine traceability: consumers’ perspectives

 

Panel: Impact of new ICT technologies for safety and quality in agriculture, with special reference to the wine sector

 

Chair: Laura Franchini, Il Corriere Vinicolo

Panelists: L. Casini, GF Manes, S Mancuso, F Campostrini, A Tombolini

 

Closing time 16:00

 

 

Official working languages

 

First day: English (no translation in other languages is foreseen)

Second day: Italian (English translation provided to the first 20 non-Italian speaker registered participants)

 

 

Registration

 

Please send an e-mail to carlo.donzella@unifi.it and roberta.guarna@unifi.it indicating the name and the affiliation of the participant and which day(s) are you interested. Seats are guaranteed to all participants registering by 09/07.