DEI`s People
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The Dipartimento di Elettronica e Informazione
of the Politecnico di Milano
Prof. Gianantonio Magnani, Department Chair
Prof. Piero Fraternali, Deputy Chair
DEI’s People
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DEI employs about 500 people organised as follows:
Faculty members
194 (researchers and associate/ full professors)
Administrative and technical staff
44 (employees)
Research assistant
94 (post-doc positions…)
Ph. D students
147
+ A large number of external collaborators
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Research Activities in Figures
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Research Activities in Figures
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Competences: Computer Science and Engineering
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Current Research Groups
Artificial Intelligence
Autonomous Robotics
Compiler Technology
Computer Vision and Image Analysis
Database management
DEpendable Evolvable Pervasive Software
Engineering
Dependable systems: performance, security
and reliability
Embedded systems design and design
methodologies
Information design for the web
Information Systems
Machine Learning
Methods and Applications for Interactive
Multimedia
Natural Language Processing and
Accessibility
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Competences: Electronics
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Current Research
Groups
Circuits and Systems: theory
and applications
Electron Devices
Electronic Circuit Design
Radiation Detectors and Low
Noise Electronics
Single-Photon Detectors and
Applications
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Competences: Systems and Control
Current Research
Groups
Control systems
Dynamics of complex systems
Measurement
Modelling and management of
environmental systems
Operation research and discrete
optimization
Robotics and industrial
automation
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Competences: Telecommunications
Current Research
Groups
Applied Electromagnetics
Information Transmission and
Radio Communications
Networking
Optical Communications
Remote Sensing
Signal Processing for
Multimedia and
Telecommunications
Wireless and Space
Communications
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Energy related research at DEI
Modelling, simulation
and control of
thermoelectric power
plants
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Thernoelectric Power Plants
Electric power consumption
peak in Italy
about 55000 MW
Example of Italian Thermoelectric Power Plant
4 *320 MWe groups
Each group: 60-70 ton/h oil consumption
Electric/thermal efficiency about 45%
Chimney 250 metres high
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Concentrated Solar Power Plants
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Example: Plataforma Solar de Almeria (Spain)
PSA facilities
Largest concentraded solar facility: Mojave desert
Rated electric power: 354 MW – 75 MW equivalent based on
yearly average production (75/354=21%)
About 6500 m^2 mirrors/MW
Total CSP power online 1170 MW (year 2011)
About 17000 MW under development worldwide
Larger power figures are achieved by solar photovoltaics power
stations and wind farms
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Energy production and energy savings
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DEI has a long term experience in modeling, simulation
and control system design of electric power plants.
Producing energy Is an hazardous activity with major
impact on the environment
Even renewable energy sources have non-negligible
impact
-> maximize efforts for energy saving
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Energy saving related projects
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GAMES - Products for energy-aware data and processes
in service oriented software environments
Green Touch™: making communications networks
1,000 times more energy efficient(Alcatel Lucent et
alii)
Green Move Project
Smaller projects (energy saving in buildings, in
electric drive, in appliances …)
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Transportation – Green Move project
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Design and evaluation of a ZEV sharing system in
Milan
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The project
Green Move (GM) is an ongoing project (start: March 2011 – end: March 2013)
financed by the Lombardia Region (budget: about 2.5M) that aims at designing
and implementing a vehicle-sharing system in Milan (and extension to the whole
Lombardia Region), able to offer to the users different categories of ZEV (Zero
Emission Vehicles).
The system aims to be open, standardized, interoperable, modular, multibusiness (a central agency will manage the coordinating system, but the single
element may be owned by different public administrations or companies), in order
to support the spread of the service on the territory and among new vehicle fleets
owners and users. A trial will be carried out with a limited number of docking
stations in a specific area of Milan.
Given the multi-disciplinarity of the project and the multiplicity of the tasks to be carried
out, GM involves 8 departments and research centres of Politecnico di Milano.
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The GM project
Design and implementation
of a vehicle sharing system
able to include
different categories of ZEV
merging
Modular
Open
Standardized
Interoperable
existing type of sharing system
to obtain a general/scalable model
+
a demonstrator (with a small number of V & DS)
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Multi-business
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The general framework
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A
Technology
Development
Service Idea
Strategic
Design
Context
Analysis
Field Test
Alternative
Analysis
B
Communication
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Dissemination
Project
Evaluation
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Technology Development
Development of physical components
Green e-Box
Docking station
Informatics infrastructure
Telecom network
Cartographic viewer
5. Free DS
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Docking
station
available
4. DS
9. Code
Vehicle
reading
activation
6. Vehicle
parameters
7. Lock-unlock,
start
3.General
Info
Control
center
Green e-Box
start
2. Vehicle
positioning
1. Info-mobility
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8. Lock-unlock,
User
Vehicle-portfolio for field test (tentative)
Electrik bike (ceilinged)
Electric scooter
Micro-EV (two side-seats)
Micro EV (two tandem-seats)
Mini-EV (two seats)
A complete portfolio of EVs
will be equipped with the
green-box and tested along
different parameters; among
others:
•Classical “EV” parameters
(range, time-of-recharge, etc.)
•How easy is to “connect” the
green-box
•Management of built-in and
external (green-box) user
interface
•Vehicle dynamics
Mini-EV (three seats)
Duty-EV
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•User acceptance
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Contacts
GreenMove website (in Italian):
http://www.greenmove.polimi.it/
GM Directors:
Prof. Sergio M. Savaresi (http://move.dei.polimi.it)
Prof. Alberto Colorni
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