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Universidade Estadual de Campinas (UNICAMP). Instituto de Computação (IC) (Institutional affiliation from the last research proposal) Birthplace: Brazil
Assistant Professor at the Institute of Computing, University of Campinas (UNICAMP), Brazil. He has Ph.D. in Computer Science from the University of Campinas, with a visiting period at the University of Manchester, UK, and post-docs at the University of Campinas (2010-2012) and Rutgers University (2016-2017). His main research interests are in topics related to resource allocation in distributed systems such as cloud and fog computing. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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Digital Twins are digital representations of physical objects, which are used for computer-based analysis of the properties of such objects. Analysing digital twins typically requires significant computational capacity, which may include diverse compute resources. The project will investigate techniques that manages digital twins in a way that is effective, efficient and sustainable, mini…
The SMARTNESS Engineering Research Center (ERC) targets developing cutting-edge advances in communication networks and digital application services scoped in strategic areas where significant scientific and technological impacts can be achieved towards 2030, in collaboration with the cloud and networking research communities. As 5G releases roll-out and the vision on 6G is being developed…
In this project we join efforts and expertise from several Computer Science re-searchers on High Performance Computing (HPC). Our main goal is to promote high impact research on two areas of HPC: resource management and on new computer architectures. Each area is divided in various topics. Each topic is lead by an experienced researcher and it will be tackled with the help of collaborator…
During the last decade, the Internet made radical transformations in the ways humans communicate possible. At the beginning of me 21st Century, the internet has been both refined and expanded, thereby impacting the lives of a large part of the world population. Recently, with the popularization of the cloud computing and mobile computing technologies and the increasing use of sensor netwo…
The use of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), or drones, has received increased attention due to their numerous applications for society. In agriculture, they can monitor individual plants and help direct water and nutrient resources. In the case of environmental disasters, they can be used to map the position of victims in hard-to-reach areas, as well as to monitor oceans and deserts and h…
A smart aerial delivery service uses drones to deliver packages in urban areas, replacing or supplementing terrestrial vehicles. Intelligent drone delivery is vital in reducing the environmental impact, delivery time, and costs, calling the attention of delivery companies that started to perform small-scale tests with drones and providers offering this service, such as Alphabet's Wing. In…
The interest in autonomous systems for transporting people and cargo is increasing in the context of smart cities. Considering a large-scale drone delivery system in a city, it is necessary to take into account a high density of drones and especially the safety of such service. One of the most critical phases is the landing due to the high traffic of drones in the surroundings and the lac…
Video streaming services have been experiencing changes in the recent years, where the number of users consuming a variety of video streaming has been increasing exponentially in Video-on-Demand (VoD) platforms. In order to accommodate the growing video traffic demand, new solutions have to be designed for the Future of the Internet to provide good users' Quality of Experience (QoE). In t…
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This project proposes the study, design, and evaluation of mechanisms to schedule applications within the context of an autonomic cloud management architecture, namely CometCloud. The aim is to model the scheduling problem in this dynamically changing environment in order to achieve the desired performance with low execution costs without user intervention. In order to achieve this object…
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