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Andoni Amurrio
Affiliation
Dependable Embedded Systems, IKERLAN Technology Research Center, Basque Research and Technology Alliance (BRTA), Arrasate, Spain
Topic
Real-Time System,Analysis Techniques,Black Box,Building Energy,CPU Time,Communication Network,Design Software,Distributed Architecture,Distribution System,Dynamic Update,Energy Consumption,Energy Management,Energy Management System,Energy Services,Energy Storage Units,Flow Analysis,High Availability,Holistic Analysis,Holistic Approach,Industrial Internet Of Things,Information And Communication Technologies,Input Events,Internet Of Things,Linear Flow,Major Frames,Memory Regions,Model System,Monitoring Component,Operating System,Parking Garage,Partitioning Technique,Partitioning Time,Prototype Tool,Real-time Model,Response Time,Response Time Analysis,Security Protection,Security Technologies,Simple Example,Smart City,Smart City Applications,Smart Energy,Software Architecture,Software Updates,Spatial Isolation,Spatial Partitioning,Third-party Service,Time Step,Traffic Management,Upper Bound,
Biography
Andoni Amurrio received the B.S. degree in telecommunications systems engineering from the University of the Basque Country, Bilbao, in 2014, and the M.S. degree in telecommunications engineering from the Autonomous University of Barcelona, Barcelona, in 2016. He is currently pursuing the Ph.D. degree in science and technology with the IKERLAN Research Center, in collaboration with the University of Cantabria.
He spent some years working as a Network Technician for Telefónica Movistar and later as an Engineer for SEAT, S.A. His research interests include the schedualbility analysis and scheduling algorithms for time-partitioned distributed real-time systems.
He spent some years working as a Network Technician for Telefónica Movistar and later as an Engineer for SEAT, S.A. His research interests include the schedualbility analysis and scheduling algorithms for time-partitioned distributed real-time systems.