Gregorio D'Agostino, was born in Messina 1963 and received his Diploma (Baccalaureat) at "Liceo Scientifico Ignitianum" in Messina on 1981 with final votation 60/60. He received his "Laurea" in Physics at Università degli studi di Roma La Sapienza" on 1987 with final votation 110/110 cum laude. He received his "Dottorato di Ricerca in Fisica" (Phd in Physics) at Università degli studi di Roma "La Sapienza" on 1992. He served Italian Nation as an officier in "Genio Militare" from 1988 to 1989. He teached "Probability and Statistics" at "Scuola di specializzazione in fisica Medica" (II Università di Roma "Tor Vergata") for five years. He is staff scientist at Enea since 1989 where he has been working in theoretical and computational Physics. He belongs to the directorate of the Italian Association of Critical Infrastructure Experts (AIIC).

From the reviews: "The whole book is devoted to the problems of governing, managing and preserving (with special attention to the security and the resistance to natural catastrophes problems) Networks of Networks. Along this book, a lot of practical examples of this kind of devices are considered. ... it is complete and gives an integrated approach to this problem. ... this is a very interesting book, very pleasant to read, essential either for beginners in this matter or senior researchers." (Manuel Alberto M. Ferreira, International Journal of Latest Trends in Finance and Economic Sciences, Vol. 4 (1), March, 2014)

• Part I Theoretical Approaches.- Network of Interdependent Networks: Overview of Theory and Applications (18 April 2013) .- Avalanches in Multiplex and Interdependent Networks.- Multiple Networks.-  Modeling Interconnected Networks as Random Graphs: Connectivity and Systemic Risk.- Thresholds and Complex Dynamics of Interdependent Cascading Infrastructure Systems.- Part II Applications.- Characterizing Relevant Network Structure with Reliability Polynomials.- Spatial Effects: Transport on Interdependent Networks.- Electrical Networks – An Introduction.- Smart Grid as Multi-Layer Interacting System for Complex Decision Makings.- Network Physiology: Mapping Interactions between Networks of Physiologic Networks.- Part III Phenomenological Models.- Federated Modelling and Simulation for Critical Infrastructure Protection.- Multisystem Simulation: Analysis of Critical Infrastructures for Disaster Response.- Addressing Interdependencies of Complex Technical Networks.- Financial Networks.-Spatial-Temporal Quantification of Interdependencies Across Infrastructure Networks.- Index.

Gregorio D'Agostino, was born in Messina 1963 and received his Diploma (Baccalaureat) at "Liceo Scientifico Ignitianum" in Messina on 1981 with final votation 60/60. He received his "Laurea" in Physics at Università degli studi di Roma La Sapienza" on 1987 with final votation 110/110 cum laude. He received his "Dottorato di Ricerca in Fisica" (Phd in Physics) at Università degli studi di Roma "La Sapienza" on 1992. He served Italian Nation as an officier in "Genio Militare" from 1988 to 1989. He teached "Probability and Statistics" at "Scuola di specializzazione in fisica Medica" (II Università di Roma "Tor Vergata") for five years. He is staff scientist at Enea since 1989 where he has been working in theoretical and computational Physics. He belongs to the directorate of the Italian Association of Critical Infrastructure Experts (AIIC).

From the reviews: "The whole book is devoted to the problems of governing, managing and preserving (with special attention to the security and the resistance to natural catastrophes problems) Networks of Networks. Along this book, a lot of practical examples of this kind of devices are considered. ... it is complete and gives an integrated approach to this problem. ... this is a very interesting book, very pleasant to read, essential either for beginners in this matter or senior researchers." (Manuel Alberto M. Ferreira, International Journal of Latest Trends in Finance and Economic Sciences, Vol. 4 (1), March, 2014)

• Part I Theoretical Approaches.- Network of Interdependent Networks: Overview of Theory and Applications (18 April 2013) .- Avalanches in Multiplex and Interdependent Networks.- Multiple Networks.-  Modeling Interconnected Networks as Random Graphs: Connectivity and Systemic Risk.- Thresholds and Complex Dynamics of Interdependent Cascading Infrastructure Systems.- Part II Applications.- Characterizing Relevant Network Structure with Reliability Polynomials.- Spatial Effects: Transport on Interdependent Networks.- Electrical Networks – An Introduction.- Smart Grid as Multi-Layer Interacting System for Complex Decision Makings.- Network Physiology: Mapping Interactions between Networks of Physiologic Networks.- Part III Phenomenological Models.- Federated Modelling and Simulation for Critical Infrastructure Protection.- Multisystem Simulation: Analysis of Critical Infrastructures for Disaster Response.- Addressing Interdependencies of Complex Technical Networks.- Financial Networks.-Spatial-Temporal Quantification of Interdependencies Across Infrastructure Networks.- Index.

Gregorio D'Agostino, was born in Messina 1963 and received his Diploma (Baccalaureat) at "Liceo Scientifico Ignitianum" in Messina on 1981 with final votation 60/60. He received his "Laurea" in Physics at Università degli studi di Roma La Sapienza" on 1987 with final votation 110/110 cum laude. He received his "Dottorato di Ricerca in Fisica" (Phd in Physics) at Università degli studi di Roma "La Sapienza" on 1992. He served Italian Nation as an officier in "Genio Militare" from 1988 to 1989. He teached "Probability and Statistics" at "Scuola di specializzazione in fisica Medica" (II Università di Roma "Tor Vergata") for five years. He is staff scientist at Enea since 1989 where he has been working in theoretical and computational Physics. He belongs to the directorate of the Italian Association of Critical Infrastructure Experts (AIIC).

From the reviews: "The whole book is devoted to the problems of governing, managing and preserving (with special attention to the security and the resistance to natural catastrophes problems) Networks of Networks. Along this book, a lot of practical examples of this kind of devices are considered. ... it is complete and gives an integrated approach to this problem. ... this is a very interesting book, very pleasant to read, essential either for beginners in this matter or senior researchers." (Manuel Alberto M. Ferreira, International Journal of Latest Trends in Finance and Economic Sciences, Vol. 4 (1), March, 2014)

• Part I Theoretical Approaches.- Network of Interdependent Networks: Overview of Theory and Applications (18 April 2013) .- Avalanches in Multiplex and Interdependent Networks.- Multiple Networks.-  Modeling Interconnected Networks as Random Graphs: Connectivity and Systemic Risk.- Thresholds and Complex Dynamics of Interdependent Cascading Infrastructure Systems.- Part II Applications.- Characterizing Relevant Network Structure with Reliability Polynomials.- Spatial Effects: Transport on Interdependent Networks.- Electrical Networks – An Introduction.- Smart Grid as Multi-Layer Interacting System for Complex Decision Makings.- Network Physiology: Mapping Interactions between Networks of Physiologic Networks.- Part III Phenomenological Models.- Federated Modelling and Simulation for Critical Infrastructure Protection.- Multisystem Simulation: Analysis of Critical Infrastructures for Disaster Response.- Addressing Interdependencies of Complex Technical Networks.- Financial Networks.-Spatial-Temporal Quantification of Interdependencies Across Infrastructure Networks.- Index.