Using stationary vehicles to enhance cooperative positioning in Vehicular Ad-hoc Networks
- Rodrigo H. Ordonez-Hurtado
- Robert N. Shorten
- 2014
- ICCVE 2014
Bio
Dr. Rodrigo H. Ordóñez-Hurtado received his B.Eng. degree in Industrial Automation from the University of Cauca (Colombia) in 2005, and his Ph.D. degree in Electrical Engineering from the University of Chile (Chile) in 2012. Between 2012-2017 he was Research Fellow at top Irish universities working in several EU-funded projects. Since 2017, he is a Research Scientist at IBM Research Europe - Dublin (Ireland), formerly working in the Optimisation & Control and the Computational Math for Digital Health teams, and currently in the Human-Centric AI team. Rodrigo’s interests include swarm intelligence, stability theory, system identification & process control, recommender systems, and synthetic data generation with applications to intelligent transportation systems and the healthcare industry.
Publications
Characterising discrete-time linear systems with the "mixed" positive real and bounded real property
- Matheus Souza
- Wynita M. Griggs
- et al.
- 2014
- European Journal of Control
On interconnected systems, passivity and some generalisations
- Rodrigo H. Ordóñez-Hurtado
- Wynita M. Griggs
- et al.
- 2013
- International Journal of Control
Patents
- US
- 11665184
- US
- 11488474
- US
- 11293766
- US
- 11267482
- US
- 11222271
- US
- 10527437
Projects
Fluorescence-based Digital Surgery Decision Support
Analyzing and visualizing differences in blood flow patterns, made visible with fluorescent dyes and multispectral imaging.
Top collaborators
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Sergiy Zhuk
Senior Research Scientist and Manager, Optimization & Quantum Computing
AP
Alessandra Pascale
Senior Research Scientist and manager, Accelerated Discovery, NLP and Inference on Graphs
TB
Tobia Boschi
Researcher
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Jeff Rogers
Global Research Leader-Digital Health, Distinguished Scientist, Senior Manager