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Liapis Dimitris, Researcher at A.I.T.
CONTACT DETAILS
Athens Information Technology
19.5 Km Markopoulo Avenue,
19002 Peania, Attiki, Greece
Phone: +302106682760
Fax: +302106682729
E-mail: dlia <AT> ait <dot> edu <dot> gr
RESEARCH INTERESTS
- Location – Based services
- Indoor Localization
- Embedded Systems
- Low – Range Wireless Communications
- Medical Applications
- Network Security on Embedded Systems
EDUCATION
- Athens Information Technology, Athens, Greece.
Master of Science In Information & Telecommunications
Technologies (MSITT), expected in 2008.
- T.E.I. of Thessaloniki, Greece.
- Diploma, Automations Engineer, 2003.
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
- Athens Information Technology, Athens, Greece
May 2006 – present
Researcher in Broadband Wireless and Sensor Networks
group.
- Intracom, Peania, Athens, Greece, New technologies
department
2003 – 2005
Software developer, electronic engineer.
HONORS AND AWARDS
Key contributor to a telematics application project
(Location – Aware Shopping Advertisements)
that entered the EU-founded GST – SSC contest
(http://www.gstforum.org/en/service_submission_contest/service_submission_contest.htm
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and advanced to the final stage.
SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS
During his studies in Automations Engineering, Mr. Dimitris Liapis focused on
embedded systems and low – level programming in assembly and
C. He developed projects as “Temperature controlling with
use of the microprocessor T89C51RD2 and P.I.D. controlling”,
“Programming the microprocessor T89C51RD2 in C language”,
“Design and implementation of a low frequency signal
generator and PWM production” and the subject of his
dissertation was “Research, design and development of an
RS-485 network of microcontrollers protecting areas from
disruption, using local and central inspection”.
His professional experience started in 2003 in Intracom SA,
where he worked as a software developer and electronics
engineer, developing drivers for embedded devices as well as
high – level applications in Java and supporting the
hardware lab of the New Technologies department. He
participated in several projects of the company including
iFMS, and the design of the Etherbox board.
In 2006, he joined the A.I.T. research group of Broadband
Wireless and Sensor Networks. His main research areas are
Low – Range Wireless Communications, Location – Based
services and Indoor Localization.
Furthermore, since 2006 he attends A.I.T.’s Master of
Science In Information & Telecommunications Technologies (MSITT)
which is expected to finish during 2008. One of the recent
projects in the context of his Master studies was developing
the “Protocol of embedded system’s security” with Dr. Nikos
Komninos as supervisor. The subject of the project was to
build a light – weight security protocol that enhances the
networking part of embedded devices.
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