Researcher at the LICIT lab
of Université Gustave Eiffel-ENTPE (University of Lyon), France
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Université Gustave Eiffelfrom University of Sannio Benevento (Italy)
Unisannio, Department of EngineeringI was born in Cassino, Italy, and moved right away to my home town, Benevento, in the center-south of Italy.
In 2010, soon after graduating at University of Sannio in Computer Engineering, I started doing research and student tutoring on Networking and Service-oriented Architectures at the same university, as a research assistant.
In March 2011, I started my Ph.D. Programme in Computer Engineering at the Department of Engineering
of University of Sannio, under the supervision of Prof. Eugenio Zimeo,
during which I was also involved in teaching activities related to the courses on Computer Networks, Distributed Systems, Web Technologies
and Software Programming.
During my Ph.D., I also spent some months at the Department
of Electronics and Information (DEI) of Politecnico di Milano.
My research at University of Sannio was focused on Service-oriented Architectures (SOA), aimed at devising
efficient and effective approaches for service composition in P2P networks.
I also worked on context-awareness, self-organizing systems for workflow management, Semantic Web and Quality of Service (QoS).
At University of Sannio, I started my research on graph analysis, clustering algorithms, big data analysis, recommendation systems
and social networking.
I completed my Ph.D. in July 2014, by discussing a thesis entitled Scalable Service Composition in Autonomic Computing. Soon after my Ph.D. defense, I started a post-doc at Unisannio, ant participated to the project MyOpenGov.
In November 2014, I moved to Lyon, France and started an INRIA post-doc in the UrbaNet team (now AGORA) of CITI-lab in INSA Lyon, doing research on mobile networking with Marco Fiore and Razvan Stanica, in the context of the ANR ABCD project on Adaptive Behavior and Cloud Distribution.
I became full-time researcher for Université Gustave Eiffel (French Institute of Science and Technology for Transport, Development and Networks) and the French Ministry of Ecology, Sustainable Development and Energy. I am doing classes on Intelligent Transportation Systems and Data Mining at the ENTPE (National School of Public Work) of Lyon. My current research interests are in the fields of mobility analysis and engineering, resilience analysis, mobile networking, P2P systems and applications.
My current research is about exploiting multi-source traffic data to support urban planning and management of transportation infrastructures, mobile networking and social networking.
You can have a look at my research activity for more details.
You can download the pre-print version for some of the listed publications. You can find additional details on my Google Sholar page or on Research Gate. For further details, you can write me by using one of my contacts.
I had the pleasure to work with many bright minds during these years. Here is a list of some work done together.
I have been involved in several journal/conference paper reviews. A selection of journals for which I was an invited reviewer follows:
I enjoyed teaching at University of Sannio and INSA-Lyon.
I am currently associate professor at ENTPE, Lyon, where I am responsible for the courses on Intelligent Transportation Systems, Data Science and Machine Learning, and Big data.
You find here all the material from my classes.
You can access some of the code developed during my research activity (related to my PhD thesis). Other code/projects are not publicly available due to confidentiality agreements with industrial partners. For further details, you can however write me by using one of my contacts.