Critical Space Infrastructures: Risk, Resilience and Complexity
暫譯: 關鍵空間基礎設施：風險、韌性與複雜性

本書向讀者介紹了關於 CSI 的主題領域：關鍵空間基礎設施，這被定義為一個新興的系統之系統領域，涵蓋硬體、勞動力、環境、設施、商業和組織實體。此外，它還包括無人航空系統、衛星、火箭、太空探測器和軌道站，並涉及對於維護重要社會功能（即健康、安全、經濟和社會福祉）至關重要的多向互動，這些功能的喪失或中斷將對幾乎任何國家產生重大影響。本書涵蓋的主題包括 CSI 的主要元素、CSI 的分類、CSI 對其他基礎設施系統的影響、建立定量和定性參數、CSI 失敗的全球和國家影響、級聯破壞現象、各領域的冷卻效應、CSI 保護、對空間系統的故意威脅（例如，電磁脈衝攻擊）、空間治理以及 CSI 研究的未來方向。現代社會高度依賴關鍵基礎設施系統的持續運作，以供應包括電力供應、飲用水供應和交通系統在內的關鍵商品和服務；然而，作為多個商業、科學和軍事應用的關鍵促進者，空間系統卻鮮少被討論。本書正是針對這一空白進行探討。

​Alexandru Georgescu serves as a Researcher for the Romanian Association of Space Technology and Industry, from which position he is involved in research projects funded by, among others, the European Space Agency. He is also a Research Assistant with the Department of Cybersecurity and Critical Infrastructure Protection of the National Institute for Research and Development in Informatics (ICI Bucharest). He is also affiliated with the EURISC Foundation, the European Centre for Excellence for Blockchain, Eurodefense Romania and the Atlantic Treaty Association's Romanian chapter. He holds a BA in Economics and an MA in Geopolitics from Bucharest University of Economic Studies (Bucharest, Romania). Having developed as a security governance professional, he deepened his knowledge of Critical Infrastructure Protection and now holds a PhD in Industrial Engineering from the Politehnica University of Bucharest (Bucharest, Romania). Dr. Georgescu has published widely, both in peer-reviewed journals and conferences proceedings. He has significant international experience in places such as China, having been a Visiting Fellow of the Shanghai Institutes for International Studies. He is also present as a security analyst in the popular media, writing in the press and making media appearances, along with participations in conferences and fora.
Adrian V. Gheorghe currently serves as Professor of Engineering Management and Systems Engineering and is the Batten Endowed Chair on System of Systems Engineering with the Department of Engineering Management and Systems Engineering at Old Dominion University (Norfolk, Virginia, USA). He holds a M.Sc. in Electrical Engineering from the Faculty of Power Engineering, Bucharest Polytechnic Institute (Bucharest, Romania), an MBA from Academy of Economic Studies (Bucharest, Romania), and a M.Sc. Engineering-Economics, Bucharest Polytechnic Institute, (Bucharest, Romania) and a Ph.D. in Systems Science/Systems Engineering from City University (London, U.K.) His profile includes editorship for several international scientific journals and scientific board memberships. He has published several books, including 'Emergency Planning Knowledge' (VdF Verlag, 1996), 'Critical infrastructures at risk: Securing the European electric power system' (Springer, 2006), and 'Critical infrastructures: Risk and vulnerability assessment in transportation of dangerous goods - Transportation by road and rail' (Springer, 2016).
Marius-Ioan Piso is a Romanian scientist serving as the head of the Romanian Space Agency (ROSA). Since 1998 he is Research Professor in the Institute of Space Science Bucharest. In 1994 he undertook studies in Doctor in Physics from the "Alexandru Ioan Cuza" University of Iasi, Iași, Romania. He is a graduate of the "Babes-Bolyai" University of Cluj with a degree in Physics. He is also a 1999 graduate of the National Defense College in Bucharest, Romania. Since 1990, he worked for the establishment of the Romanian Space Agency and became its first executive director in 1995 and appointed President and Chief Executive officer in 2004. He did early work in gravitational radiation and space-time physics. He also performed experimental work in motion measurement and developed a class of inertial sensors and actuators with nanomagnetic fluids, authoring more than 20 patents and 40 papers. Since the late 1990's he involved in studies and decision making for utilizing space technology in disaster management and planetary defense. For more than two decades, Marius-Ioan Piso has acted as a high-level representative for international bodies including: United Nations Committee of the Peaceful Uses of Outer Space (UNCOPUOS), North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) and national delegate for the European Space Agency (ESA). He is a member of several national and international research bodies on space research and development and security research including the International Academy of Astronautics (IAA) serving as an elected trustee and chairman of section. He established, within the IAA, a study group on "Space Systems as Critical Infrastructures" in 2006 and organized a series of conferences on this topics and studies on planetary defense. He has received several hours including 'Doctor Honoris Causa' and knighthoods. An asteroid discovered in 1981 bears his name.
Polinpapilinho F. Katina serves as an Assistant Professor of Advanced Manufacturing Management in the Department of Informatics and Engineering Systems at University of South Carolina Upstate, Spartanburg, South Carolina. He previously served as a Postdoctoral Researcher at the National Centers for System of Systems Engineering (NCSOSE) at Old Dominion University, Norfolk, Virginia; Adjunct Assistant Professor in the Department of Engineering Management and Systems Engineering at Old Dominion University, Norfolk, Virginia; and Adjunct Assistant Professor in the Department of Engineering and Technology, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University - the Worldwide Campus. He holds a BSc in Engineering Technology, a MEng in Systems Engineering and a PhD in Engineering Management and Systems Engineering from the Old Dominion University and received additional training from among others, Politecnico di Milano, Milan, Italy. He is a founding board member of the International Society for Systems Pathology, Claremont, California. Dr. Katina received a 2018 Publons Peer Review Award (Top 1% in Field: Multidisciplinary). His profile includes more than 80 peer-reviewed journal articles, conference (papers) proceedings and books. His research interests include complex system governance, critical infrastructure systems, decision analysis, engineering management, manufacturing systems, system-of-systems, system pathology, systems engineering and systems science.

亞歷山德魯·喬治斯庫擔任羅馬尼亞太空技術與工業協會的研究員，參與由歐洲太空總署等機構資助的研究項目。他同時也是布加勒斯特國立資訊研究與發展所（ICI Bucharest）網路安全與關鍵基礎設施保護部門的研究助理。他還與EURISC基金會、歐洲區塊鏈卓越中心、歐洲防衛羅馬尼亞及大西洋公約協會的羅馬尼亞分會有關聯。他擁有布加勒斯特經濟研究大學（Bucharest University of Economic Studies）經濟學學士學位及地緣政治碩士學位。作為一名安全治理專業人士，他深入研究關鍵基礎設施保護，並獲得布加勒斯特理工大學（Politehnica University of Bucharest）工業工程博士學位。喬治斯庫博士在同行評審的期刊和會議論文中發表了大量作品，並在中國等地擁有豐富的國際經驗，曾擔任上海國際問題研究院的訪問學者。他還作為安全分析師出現在主流媒體中，撰寫報導並參加媒體訪談，以及參加各種會議和論壇。
阿德里安·V·吉奧爾基目前擔任美國維吉尼亞州老道明大學（Old Dominion University）工程管理與系統工程系的工程管理與系統工程教授，並擔任系統工程系統的巴滕捐贈講座教授。他擁有布加勒斯特理工學院（Bucharest Polytechnic Institute）電氣工程碩士學位、布加勒斯特經濟研究學院（Academy of Economic Studies）MBA學位、布加勒斯特理工學院的工程經濟碩士學位，以及倫敦城市大學（City University）系統科學/系統工程博士學位。他的專業背景包括多個國際科學期刊的編輯及科學委員會成員。他出版了多本書籍，包括《緊急規劃知識》（VdF Verlag, 1996）、《面臨風險的關鍵基礎設施：保護歐洲電力系統》（Springer, 2006）以及《關鍵基礎設施：危險品運輸的風險與脆弱性評估 - 公路與鐵路運輸》（Springer, 2016）。
馬里烏斯-伊奧安·皮索是一位羅馬尼亞科學家，擔任羅馬尼亞太空局（ROSA）負責人。自1998年以來，他在布加勒斯特太空科學研究所擔任研究教授。1994年，他在羅馬尼亞雅西的「亞歷山德魯·喬安·庫扎」大學攻讀物理學博士學位。他是克盧日的「巴貝什-博萊大學」物理學畢業生，並於1999年畢業於布加勒斯特的國防學院。自1990年以來，他致力於建立羅馬尼亞太空局，並於1995年成為其首任執行董事，於2004年被任命為總裁兼首席執行官。他在引力輻射和時空物理學方面進行了早期研究，並在運動測量方面進行了實驗工作，開發了一類使用納米磁流的慣性傳感器和執行器，擁有超過20項專利和40篇論文。自1990年代末以來，他參與了利用太空技術進行災害管理和行星防禦的研究和決策。二十多年來，馬里烏斯-伊奧安·皮索作為高級代表參與了包括：聯合國和平利用外太空委員會（UNCOPUOS）、北大西洋公約組織（NATO）及歐洲太空局（ESA）的國家代表等國際機構。他是多個國家和國際太空研究與發展及安全研究機構的成員，包括國際宇航科學院（IAA），並擔任選舉受託人及分會主席。他於2006年在IAA內部成立了「作為關鍵基礎設施的太空系統」研究小組，並組織了一系列有關此主題的會議及行星防禦研究。他獲得了多項榮譽，包括榮譽博士及騎士勳章。1981年發現的一顆小行星以他的名字命名。
波林帕皮林霍·F·卡蒂納擔任南卡羅來納州立大學（University of South Carolina Upstate）資訊與工程系的先進製造管理助理教授。他曾擔任維吉尼亞州老道明大學系統工程國家中心（NCSOSE）的博士後研究員；老道明大學工程管理與系統工程系的兼任助理教授；以及艾姆布里-瑞德航空大學（Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University）工程與技術系的兼任助理教授。他擁有工程技術學士學位、系統工程碩士學位及老道明大學的工程管理與系統工程博士學位，並在米蘭理工大學（Politecnico di Milano）等機構接受過進一步培訓。他是位於加州克萊蒙特的國際系統病理學會的創始董事會成員。卡蒂納博士於2018年獲得Publons同行評審獎（領域前1%：多學科）。他的專業背景包括超過80篇同行評審的期刊文章、會議論文及書籍。他的研究興趣包括複雜系統治理、關鍵基礎設施系統、決策分析、工程管理、製造系統、系統工程及系統科學。