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Details for Dr Theo Tryfonas
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| Name | Dr Theo Tryfonas | ||
| Job title | Reader in Smart Cities |
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| Department | Department of Civil Engineering University of Bristol |
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| Personal web page | http://www.bris.ac.uk/engineering/people/theo-tryfonas | ||
| Contact details | This expert can be contacted via the University of Bristol Public Relations
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| Qualifications | PhD(Athens), FRSA | ||
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| Membership of professional bodies | I am a member of ISACA’s Academic Relations Committee (ARC) continuously since 2006. I am also a member of the BCS, IET and INCOSE. I am Associate Editor in Chief of the Intl. Jour. of Computer Science and Security. I am also in the editorial board of two other international journals (Intl. Jour. of Digital Crime and Forensics, Intl. Jour. of Electronic Security and Digital Forensics) and serve as a reviewer for a number of others, including IEEE's Security and Privacy and MIS Quarterly. |
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| Keywords | computing in civil engineering systems urban information infrastructures design wireless sensors sustainable development security engineering and forensic computing higher education |
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| Areas of expertise | I am primarily interested in conducting research work within the following fields: § Applications of computing in civil engineering systems - urban information infrastructures design, wireless sensors and monitoring, intelligent buildings, RFID in construction etc.; § Sustainable development - stakeholder engagement platforms and collaboration tools design, sustainability modelling, renewable energy systems architecture; § Security engineering and computer forensics - quantitative and qualitative risk analysis, protection of information and critical infrastructures, first response and investigation of failures, visualisation of complex evidence, professional issues of expert witnessing; § Teaching and learning in higher education - reusable learning objects, assessment for learning, synoptic assessment and inquiry-based learning. |
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