134 results for:antonio fernandez anta

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Towards Preventive Safety Systems for Cars: The Impact of Driving Habits in Accident Prediction

The impact of car accidents in human lives calls for a profound understanding of accident risk. However, the unpredictability of accidents and the unfeasibility of their reproduction make it difficult to identify the causes and patterns underlying individual accidents.

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PhD Thesis defense: Structural Issues and Energy Efficiency in Data Centers

With the rise of cloud computing, data centers have been called to play a main role in the Internet scenario nowadays. Despite this relevance, they are probably far from their zenith yet due to the ever increasing demand of contents to be stored in and distributed by the cloud, the need of computing power or the larger and larger amounts of data being analyzed by top companies such as Google, Microsoft or Amazon.

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New Methods for Ranking Influence in Social Networks

In this work, propagation dynamics on social networks are studied in order to identify the most influential users. For this purpose, diffusion data has been collected during 4 weeks from a microblogging OSN (online social network) called Tumblr.

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A Mathematical Approach to the Automatic Discovery of Interesting Questions

In this presentation we will explain a new mathematical procedure for the automatic discovery of interesting research questions. We propose to classify research topics according to their relevance (how important is the topic) and nescience (a measure of our current understanding of that topic).

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Ph.D. Thesis Defence: Quid Pro Quo: Mecanismos para la asignación de tareas en entornos distribuidos

En este trabajo proponemos una solución para la asignación de tareas en un entorno distribuido complejo y auto-organizado (sería el caso de las redes entre iguales o ́ P2P). Estamos interesados en las tareas que son comunes a todos los participantes o nodos del sistema. Cada uno de los nodos puede ejecutar estas tareas y, además, está interesado en que éstas se ejecuten. Cada nodo dispone de capacidad para la ejecución de cada una de las tareas. El coste para cada nodo es una información que no puede ser auditada y que es únicamente conocido por el nodo en cuestión. Suponemos que los nodos pueden mentir sobre su coste si eso les supone un beneficio; por ejemplo, por el ahorro que implicaría verse libre de ejecutar las tareas.

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From Science to Business

The seminar will cover essential aspects of tech-based entrepreneurship, with special regard to ventures in the field of ICTs.

Resources for entrepreneurs at UC3M within the Campus del Emprendedor UC3M Programme will be detailed. An inspiring speech by young entrepreneurs from our Business Incubator will stimulate a discussion with attendees.

 

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Routing for Energy Minimization in the Speed Scaling Model

The problem is interesting for two reasons. First, the cost function closely models the energy consumption of some network elements and network-wide optimization is a well-motivated but under-explored direction for energy minimization. Second, it brings light to a challenging combinatorial optimization problem. We will present positive and negative results for polynomial functions and polynomial functions with startup cost. For the latter, techniques to accomplish better-than-polynomial approximation ratios independent of demands and cost function remains a challenging problem.

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Technology Transfer Symposium Institute IMDEA Networks – AETIC – UC3M

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09:00 - 09:30 Welcome and registration

09:30 - 09:50 Opening of the Symposium
D. Arturo Azcorra, Director General, CDTI
D. Francisco Marín, President of Area of Activities for Technological Innovation, AETIC
D. Albert Banchs, Deputy Director, Institute IMDEA Networks
D. Carlos Balaguer, Vice-Rector of Research, UC3M

09:50 - 10:15 Presentations
Presentation of Institute IMDEA Networks, D. Albert Banchs ( Download PDF in new window Download presentation 2006 Kb )
Presentation of the departament for I+D+i of AETIC, D. Juan Gascón, Director for Digital Content & R&D, AETIC
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10:15 - 11:00 Energy Efficiency
Energy-efficient Networking at Institute IMDEA Networks
D. Antonio Fernández Anta, Senior Researcher, Institute IMDEA Networks ( Download PDF in new window Download presentation 160 Kb )
TELVENT Energía
D. Francisco Romero, Director for Business Development ( Download PDF in new window Download presentation 1.757 Kb )
INDRA
Dña. Marta Arias, General Manager for Energy Efficiency ( Download PDF in new window Download presentation 538 Kb )

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Routing and Scheduling for Power and Delay Minimization in the Powerdown Mode

Energy conservation is drawing increasing attention in data networking. One school of thought believes that a dominant amount of energy saving comes from turning off network elements. The difficulty is that transitioning between the active and sleeping modes consumes considerable energy and time. This results in an obvious trade-off between saving energy and provisioning performance guarantees such as end-to-end delays.

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Jorge RAMÓN MUÑOZ

Research Engineer

Jorge Ramón Muñoz is a member of our Research Support team. He works as a Research Engineer in the SOCAM project, lead...

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