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• Remote Sensing
• Photogrammetry
• Geomatics
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Marcos Arza Garcia is a Postdoctoral Researcher at the University of Santiago de Compostela (USC), affiliated with the Department of Agroforestry Engineering under the Higher Technical School of Engineering. His primary research focuses on geomatics, remote sensing, and sustainable agricultural applications using UAVs (drones). He holds a Doctorate from USC, awarded in 2021 for his thesis on 'Remote sensing with UAVs in the agroforestry and agroindustry: key applications in biomass, plantation survival, and energy efficiency of wineries.' His academic affiliations include membership in the Strategic Grouping in Sustainable Management and Production of Bioresources (BioReDes) and the CIGEO Group (Integrated Civil Engineering and Geomatics Group) . His work integrates advanced technologies like photogrammetry, digital image correlation (DIC), and multispectral imaging to address challenges in civil engineering, soil mechanics, and precision agriculture. Key research interests include UAV-based monitoring of biomass and vegetation health, structural stability assessment of coastal infrastructure, and innovative teaching methods for geomatics. His publications emphasize applications in sustainable agriculture, civil engineering, and geospatial education, leveraging tools like 2D/3D-DIC and NDVI analysis. His research trends reveal a focus on bridging technology and sustainability, with recent work addressing drone applications for infrastructure assessment, soil mechanics testing, and inclusive educational initiatives for photogrammetry. Despite no explicitly listed awards, his contributions to geomatics education and field innovations highlight his impactful academic engagement. He collaborates with multidisciplinary teams and contributes to educational outreach through projects like the 'D3mobile Metrology World League,' training secondary students in smartphone-based photogrammetry. His email contact is m.arza@usc.es .

Jörg ZumbachView profile

Professor

• Digital Learning
• Higher Education
• Adaptive Learning Technologies
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Univ.-Prof. Dr. Jörg Zumbach is a full professor of scientific education and educational research with digital technologies at the University of Salzburg since 2006. He holds a psychology degree from Heidelberg University and leads the Digital Learning Research Group (DLRG). His research focuses on digital teaching/learning environments, hybrid learning, cognitive processes in education, and media effects on aggression. He serves as editor for international journals and advises government ministries on educational policy. Education: Completed psychology studies at Heidelberg University. Current roles include editorial board memberships for multiple journals and active roles in funding agencies such as the German Research Foundation (DFG) and Austrian Ministry of Education. Research interests span adaptive learning technologies, instructional design principles, and the cognitive impacts of digital media. Notable projects include investigating augmented reality in education and implicit measures of aggression in gaming. His work bridges theoretical psychology with practical educational applications in hybrid and digital learning environments. Key publications include authoritative textbooks on university teaching methods and edited volumes on global psychology education. His 2022 studies explored AR's effectiveness in anatomy teaching and appraisal processes in multimedia learning. Awards: While no specific prizes are listed, his contributions are recognized through editorial leadership roles and advisory positions shaping national education policies. Advising: Supervises research in digital learning technologies and collaborates internationally on projects like EdTecAll. His team's work contributes to innovative teaching methods in higher education. Labs/Teams: Leads the Digital Learning Research Group (DLRG), an interdisciplinary team advancing educational technology research. Active in international networks promoting evidence-based teaching strategies.

Shu-Ching ChenView profile

Professor

• Data Science
• Multimedia Big Data
• Disaster Information Management
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Shu-Ching Chen is a Professor and Executive Director of the Data Science and Analytics Innovation Center (dSAIC) at the University of Missouri-Kansas City (UMKC), School of Science and Engineering. He holds a Ph.D. in Electrical and Computer Engineering from Purdue University and has extensive experience in data science, multimedia big data, disaster information management, AI/ML, and AR/VR. He leads a multi-university research center focused on data analytics, AI, and societal impact. Research Interests: His research spans data science , multimedia big data , disaster informatics , AI/ML , and spatial computing . He has pioneered work in multimodal data fusion, multimedia retrieval, and intelligent systems for disaster response and climate modeling. His recent work emphasizes AI-driven solutions for public health, transportation, and environmental resilience. The 15 most recent publications reflect a strong trend in AI for societal challenges , including pandemic response, disaster management, climate modeling, and transportation analytics. His work integrates deep learning , graph neural networks , remote sensing , and multimodal data fusion , often applied to real-world problems in public safety, healthcare, and infrastructure. There is a clear emphasis on practical software systems (e.g., hurricane loss modeling) and interdisciplinary collaboration . Scientific Honors: IEEE Fellow (2016), AAAS Fellow (2016), AIMBE Fellow (2025), AAIA Fellow (2021), SIRI Fellow (2009) ACM Distinguished Scientist (2011) Best Paper Awards (2006, 2016, 2022) IEEE TCMC Impact Award (2024), Service Award (2019) FIU Top Scholar (2011, 2012), Eminent Scholar (2014–2019) Research Leadership and Grants: Dr. Chen has secured major funding from NSF, NIH, DHS, DOE, NOAA, DoD, and industry partners (Microsoft, IBM). He is PI of a U.S. Department of Education Center of Excellence in AI-Empowered Spatial Computing and leads the dSAIC. His grants focus on AI for disaster management, pandemic response, transportation, and secure computing. He actively mentors students and collaborates across institutions. Labs and Centers: He leads the Data Science and Analytics Innovation Center (dSAIC) , a University of Missouri System-wide center. He is also PI of the AI-Empowered Spatial Computing Center of Excellence funded by the U.S. Department of Education.

Nadiah Mohamad SofianView profile

Academic

• Human-Computer Interaction
• UI/UX Design
• Mobile Application Development
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Nadiah Mohamad Sofian is an Assistant Lecturer at the Malaysia School of Information Technology, Monash University. She is currently pursuing a PhD at the same institution after completing her Master's in Information Technology (2017-2022) and Bachelor's in Business Information Systems (2013-2016) from Universiti Teknologi PETRONAS. Prior to academia, she worked as an Associated Software Developer at UST Global (M) Sdn Bhd. Her research focuses on Human-Computer Interaction (HCI), UI/UX design, and mobile application development with a specialization in autism-friendly interfaces. Key interests include usability frameworks for children with autism, multimedia elements in mobile apps, and accessibility in digital health solutions. She has conducted studies on applying Fitts's Law to traditional game digitization and usability assessments using AHP methods. Nadiah has collaborated on interdisciplinary projects involving autism spectrum disorder (ASD) and digital health. Her work frequently intersects with healthcare technology and inclusive design principles. Though no formal grants or lab affiliations are explicitly stated, her publications reflect active engagement in collaborative research activities.

• Augmented Reality
• 3D Modeling
• IoT (Internet of Things)
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Vincenzo Armandi is a Research Fellow at the University of Bologna, affiliated with both the Department of the Arts and the Department of Computer Science and Engineering. His work bridges computer science and applied technology, focusing on augmented reality (AR), IoT systems, and interdisciplinary applications. Research interests include: - 3D modeling integration in extended reality platforms - AI-driven AR systems for wine recognition and fitness assistance - Mixed reality collaboration tools for industrial environments - User-centric IoT service composition via visual programming interfaces Recent publications (2021-2025) demonstrate a focus on: • AR/VR applications in cultural, health, and manufacturing contexts • IoT infrastructure design with end-user programmability • User experience evaluation in digital musical experiences No scientific awards or grants are explicitly mentioned. Advising information is unavailable.

• Smart Cities
• Internet of Things (IoT)
• Wireless Networks
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Philip Leroux is a Postdoctoral Researcher at Ghent University's Faculty of Engineering and Architecture, Department of Information Technology. He serves as an IOF Innovation Officer at IMEC, focusing on smart city technologies and IoT infrastructure. His research interests span Smart Cities Internet of Things (IoT) Wireless Networks Context-Aware Systems Resource Provisioning Electromagnetic Field Monitoring . His recent publications analyze RF-EMF exposure sensing networks IoT-based resource provisioning frameworks 5G network anomaly detection semantic intelligence for media automation mobile application usage prediction . These works emphasize wireless network optimization, smart city infrastructure, and cross-disciplinary IoT solutions.

Martin BotteckView profile

Professor

• Multimedia Systems
• Embedded Systems
• Wireless Communication
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Prof. Dr.-Ing. Martin Botteck is a faculty member at South Westphalia University of Applied Sciences, where he leads courses in the Department of Engineering and Economics. He holds a professorship in engineering disciplines, with a focus on multimedia systems and embedded technologies. Education: Dipl.-Ing. and Dr.-Ing. in Electrical Engineering from TU Dortmund Research Interests: Multimedia systems, embedded architectures, digital signal processing, wireless communication, and virtualization Recent Work: Developments in music data analysis frameworks, power modeling for embedded processors, and security through virtualization Publications: Spanning IEEE journals, international conference proceedings, and book chapters His academic contributions include peer-reviewed articles on mobile media search, music classification, and embedded device security. He holds the IEEE Senior Member distinction and has served on program committees for international conferences.

• Human-Computer Interaction
• Model-Driven Engineering
• Interactive Systems Design
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William J. Giraldo is a researcher in the fields of human-computer interaction, model-driven engineering, and interactive systems design. He has published extensively from 2007 to 2019, collaborating with prominent researchers such as Manuel Ortega, César A. Collazos, Ana I. Molina, and Oscar Pastor. His work appears in journals like Software Quality Journal , Information Systems , and Journal of Systems and Software , as well as conferences including Interacción, CAiSE, and CRIWG. His research interests include: Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) Model-Driven Engineering (MDE) Usability and quality in software modeling Interactive and groupware system design Educational technology and e-learning interfaces User interface development frameworks His recent publications focus on evaluating modeling language quality, integrating technical debt into MDE, participatory design for educational systems, and creating frameworks for UI development—especially for older adults and video-based systems. The articles show a consistent trend toward improving software quality, usability, and accessibility through model-based approaches. While no scientific awards are listed in the provided text, his collaborative work indicates strong integration within academic research networks in software engineering and HCI. He has contributed to advising and research teams, particularly in projects involving model-driven development of groupware and educational systems. His work often involves empirical studies and tool development, suggesting active engagement in both theoretical and applied research. William J. Giraldo has been involved in the development of frameworks such as the Activity Taxonomy (ATx) and tools for Android code generation from conceptual models, indicating a focus on practical, implementable solutions in software engineering and HCI.

Silvia RossiView profile

Researcher

• Immersive Multimedia Systems
• Extended Reality (XR)
• User Behavior Analysis
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Dr. Silvia Rossi is a postdoctoral researcher in the Distributed and Interactive Systems (DIS) group at Centrum Wiskunde & Informatica (CWI) in the Netherlands. Her work focuses on user behavior analysis and system design for immersive multimedia systems like volumetric video in Extended Reality (XR) applications. She earned her PhD from University College London (UCL) in the Learning and Signal Processing (LASP) group , where she developed clustering algorithms to analyze user navigation patterns in VR systems. Her research bridges human-centric behavioral studies with technical solutions for Quality of Experience (QoE) in 6-DoF VR platforms. Recent work presented at conferences like IEEE VR and ACM Multimedia explores how spatial constraints affect user movement, open-source social VR systems ( VR2Gather ), and behavioral data collection tools. She co-organizes key events like the Spring School on Social XR and chairs QoMEX 2025 sessions. Scientific Recognition: 2023 ACM SIGMM Award for Outstanding PhD Thesis 2022 Lombardi Prize for best UCL EEE doctoral thesis Dr. Rossi's publications highlight trends in XR user modeling , adaptive streaming , and social VR design , with keywords spanning computer science , human-computer interaction , and multimedia engineering . She collaborates extensively with researchers like Pablo Cesar and Irene Viola , and contributes to open-source frameworks in immersive communication.

Kuno KurzhalsView profile

Research Fellow

• Data Visualization
• Eye Tracking
• Visual Analytics
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Kuno Kurzhals is a Research Fellow at the Institute for Visualization and Interactive Systems (VISUS) of the University of Stuttgart , affiliated with the Cluster of Excellence IntCDC . His work focuses on video visualization , eye tracking evaluation , and visual analytics for dynamic data. Research Interests : Video visualization, eye tracking, human-computer interaction, spatio-temporal analysis, and immersive environments. Recent Trends : Publications emphasize collaborative gaze analysis in AR/VR, mobile eye-tracking data processing, and gaze-adaptive interfaces. Key subfields include non-negative matrix factorization , user behavior in immersive systems , and evaluation of visualization literacy . Collaborative Work : Co-author in studies on projection displays for group gaze , collaborative molecular learning , and manufacturing process monitoring . Technical Focus : Innovations in fixation-image charts , gaze spiral visualization , and AOI transition trees for analyzing eye movement patterns. Applications : Tools developed for dance choreography planning , music practice reflection , and public transport map analysis . Labs & Teams : Affiliated with the Weiskopf Group at VISUS, contributing to the Cluster of Excellence IntCDC . Collaborates with researchers like Daniel Weiskopf , Maurice Koch , and Nelusa Pathmanathan on interdisciplinary projects.

• Computer Science
• Databases
• Distributed Systems
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Shahram Ghandeharizadeh is a Professor at the University of Southern California , specializing in Computer Science with a focus on databases, distributed systems, and multimedia. His research spans caching middleware, flying light specks for 3D displays, and swarm robotics. Recent work includes CAMP (cache eviction policies), Disaggregated Database Management Systems , and Flight Patterns for Swarms of Drones , reflecting his expertise in data management and swarm-based technologies. He has collaborated extensively with researchers like Hamed Alimohammadzadeh and Hieu Nguyen . His scientific awards include the ACM Software System Award (2008) , recognizing long-term contributions to software systems. Publications since 2021 highlight advancements in cache management, graph databases, and swarm robotics, with a strong emphasis on non-volatile memory and decentralized frameworks.

Sofia CavacoView profile

Assistant Professor

• Speech Therapy
• Serious Games
• Multimedia Computing
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Sofia Cavaco is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Informatics at the Faculty of Science and Technology (FCT), NOVA University Lisbon. She teaches core computer science courses including Algorithms, Multimedia Computing, and Serious Games across undergraduate and graduate programs. Her academic background includes: Bachelor's in Computer Engineering, NOVA University Lisbon Master's in Artificial Intelligence, University of Edinburgh Master's in Informatics, Carnegie Mellon University (equated to Master's in Applied AI at NOVA University Lisbon) Her research pioneers the application of computing technologies to healthcare challenges, with emphasis on speech therapy systems and cognitive rehabilitation tools. She develops multimodal frameworks and serious games for Alzheimer's therapy, speech disorder assessment, and assistive applications for visually impaired users. Her work integrates music information retrieval, audio-visual processing, and interactive design to create clinically relevant solutions. Professor Cavaco actively mentors graduate researchers, supervising over fifteen Master's and PhD theses on topics ranging from automatic musical instrument recognition to voice therapy platforms and educational games for blind students. Her collaborations with CMU and M-ITI demonstrate strong international research engagement despite no specific grants being documented in available sources.

Carsten GriwodzView profile

Professor

• Computer Networks
• Distributed Systems
• Network Security
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Carsten Griwodz is a Professor in the Department of Informatics (IFI) at the University of Oslo, specializing in digital infrastructure and security. He leads the Distributed Infrastructure and Security (DIS) research group and contributes to several specialized labs including the Sustainable Immersive Networking Lab (SINLAB), Imagine Beyond 5G Blockchain Lab, and the AliceVision Association. Professor at Department of Informatics, University of Oslo Section leader for DIS: Distributed Infrastructure and Security Group member in Networks and Distributed Systems (ND) Active in sustainable immersive networking and blockchain labs Co-founder of AliceVision open-source photogrammetric framework His research focuses on network performance, edge computing, and immersive technologies. He has pioneered work in cloud gaming QoE, real-time 3D reconstruction, and low-latency systems. Current projects explore redirected walking in VR, GPU programming for tracking, and sustainable networking solutions. Recent publications (2021-2024) demonstrate his expertise in network delay analysis, point cloud compression, virtual reality environments, and GPU-accelerated systems. His work bridges computer science fundamentals with cutting-edge applications in multimedia, security, and health informatics. He supervises numerous master's theses covering diverse topics from wireless streaming challenges to medical imaging advancements, consistently mentoring on topics related to network optimization, immersive technologies, and GPU computing. Supervised 40+ master's theses (2004-2024) Thesis topics span network performance, GPU programming, VR systems, and multimedia processing Active in both theoretical and applied research domains Mentoring interests include HCI, distributed systems, and real-time processing Contributes to education through research-led supervision As a permanent faculty member with extensive publication records and active research groups, Griwodz maintains significant influence in academic circles through both his technical contributions and educational mentorship.

Atousa HajshirmohammadiView profile

Senior Lecturer

• Engineering Pedagogy
• Digital Communications
• Multimedia Communications
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Atousa Hajshirmohammadi serves as a Senior Lecturer at Simon Fraser University's School of Engineering Science, where she has taught since 2004 after returning from industry experience at LSI Logic Inc. in Silicon Valley. Her academic journey includes B.Sc. and M.Sc. degrees in Electrical and Computer Engineering from Isfahan University of Technology and a Ph.D. in Communications Engineering from the University of Waterloo. Her research spans two primary domains: technical communications and engineering pedagogy. In digital communications, she focused on multimedia transmission, cognitive radio networks, and unequal error protection until approximately 2015. Her pedagogical research, which dominates recent work, investigates experiential learning, student wellbeing, time management strategies, and innovative teaching methods in engineering education. Her publication trend shows a clear shift from wireless communications research (2000-2015) to educational scholarship (2015-present), with significant contributions to IEEE Communications Magazine and Frontiers in Education conferences. Supported by multiple SFU Teaching and Learning Development Grants, she has developed tangible lab assignments, interactive online quizzes, and wellbeing-focused learning environments. Her outreach includes workshops like the Insect-Robot program for K-7 students and collaborations with SFU's Health Promotion unit. While her technical research involved graduate students, her primary role as teaching faculty emphasizes curriculum innovation rather than traditional graduate supervision.

• Antenna Design
• Millimeter Wave Technology
• Terahertz Technology
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Paweł Bajurko is an active Assistant Professor at the Institute of Radioelectronics and Multimedia Technology within the Faculty of Electronics and Information Technology at Warsaw University of Technology. His research centers on high-frequency electromagnetic systems with emphasis on antenna design and terahertz applications. Education: Master of Science (2004) Doctor of Philosophy (2012) Dr. Bajurko's work spans antenna engineering, millimeter-wave/terahertz technology, LTCC applications, and radar systems. He specializes in developing measurement systems for sub-THz frequencies and designing reconfigurable antennas using advanced materials. His research integrates electromagnetic theory with practical implementations for wireless communication and sensing applications, frequently involving material characterization and circuit integration. Analysis of his 15 most recent publications (2020-2023) reveals concentrated efforts in terahertz detectors (particularly JLFET-based systems), millimeter-wave switches using AlGaN/GaN semiconductors, and innovative antenna designs leveraging LTCC technology. Emerging themes include graphene-based RF components, optical modulation of THz waves, and calibration techniques for high-frequency measurements. His work consistently addresses challenges in bandwidth, efficiency, and integration for next-generation wireless systems. Scientific Recognition: 10 documented achievements (specific awards not listed) h-index of 10 (Scopus) and 8 (Web of Science) Total CiteScore of 72.3 Dr. Bajurko has supervised 18 promoted theses and participated in 26 research projects, demonstrating strong academic mentorship and collaborative research engagement. His projects frequently focus on developing measurement methodologies and high-frequency components for radar and communication systems. He maintains active involvement in the sub-Terahertz Technology Division, contributing to cutting-edge instrumentation development. Based in room 34 at Warsaw University of Technology, he continues advancing terahertz applications through experimental and theoretical work while mentoring graduate students in antenna and high-frequency circuit design.