Edison Pignaton de Freitas

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Halmstad University

Sweden

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Professor Edison Pignaton de Freitas is affiliated with Halmstad University in Sweden. His research interests encompass pathfinding algorithms, energy-efficient UAV systems, and intelligent transportation solutions. Recent works include studies on cooperative multi-UAV frameworks, fault detection in photovoltaic systems, and innovative approaches in distributed computing for cloud environments.

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Joao Paulo Javidi da Costa

Professor for Applied Electrical Engineering

Hamm-Lippstadt University of Applied Sciences

GERMANY

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Articles (10)

Solving pathfinding problems in cubic grids using 3D neighborhood extension

SFEM3: A performance comparative analysis for SDN-based FANET Emulation using Mininet-WiFi and ns-3

A Cooperative Multi-UAV System Framework for Precision Agriculture with GNSS Interference Mitigation

Providing an energy efficient UAV BS positioning mechanism to improve wireless connectivity

A HIL Test Approach for Data Generation on CAN Communication Under Disturbance Injections

A Virtual Infrastructure Model Based on Data Reuse to Support Intelligent Transportation System Applications

Fault Detection in Photovoltaic Systems Using a Machine Learning Approach

Ontology-driven monitoring system for ambient assisted living

Micro-Chain: A Cluster Architecture for Managing NDN Microservices

A distributed computing model based on delegation of serverless microservices in a cloud-to-thing environment

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Joao Paulo Javidi da Costa

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