G. Segarra, A. Mokaddem, J. Ibanez-Guzman (Renault) et M.
Lenardi (Hitachi Europe), "Resultats
et projets d'experimentation des systemes cooperatifs routiers en
France", PRAC 2010.
H.
Menouar, M. Lenardi, F. Filali, "An extensive Survey and Taxonomy of
MAC
Protocols for Vehicular Communications", included in
"Adaptation in Wireless Communications" of CRC Press (Dec 2007).
M. Gerlach, O. Mylyy, N. Mariyasagayam, M. Lenardi,
"Securing Multihop Vehicular Message Broadcast using Trust Sensors",
2008, in IFIP International Federation for Information Processing,
Volume 265, "Advances in Ad Hoc Networking", editors: P. Cuenca, C.
Guerrero, R. Puigjaner, B. Sen'a, (Boston: Springer), pp.
109-120.
C2C-CC:
Hitachi Europe is Associate Member of the Car-2-Car Communication
Consortium and Dr. Lenardi is appointed as the Technical Contact for
the Hitachi Group within the C2C-CC.
ETSI: Hitachi
Europe is also Full Member of ETSI, the European Telecommunications
Standardization Institution. Dr. Lenardi is active in the Intelligent
Transport Systems (ITS) ETSI Technical Committee, and he represents Hitachi Europe in ETSI.
Reviewer/contributor to
"Car2Car Communication Consortium Manifesto", C2C-CC
webpage
VNC 2009, 2010, the Vehicular Networks Conference. IEEE VNC is
a new conference established with the merger of IEEE
V2VCOM and IEEE AutoNet Workshops under IEEE ITS Society and IEEE
ComSoc.
INDIN 2010
ICC 2011, Workshop on “Advanced Communications Technologies and Applications
for Intelligent
Transportation Systems”, Kyoto, June 9, 2011.
PIMRC 2011, 22nd IEEE Symposium on Personal, Indoor,
Mobile and Radio Communications
IV'11, IV'12, IEEE Intelligent Vehicles Symposium
IEEE Wireless Communication Magazine (special issue on On
The Road Communication)
IEEE Network (special Issue on Advances in Vehicular
Communications Networks)
IEEE Transactions on Vehicular Technology
IEEE Transaction on Intelligent Vehicles (Associate Editor)
Session
Chairman
Vehicular Ad-Hoc Networks (VANETs) session at Med-Hoc-Net
2006
Vehicular Ad-Hoc Networks (VANETs) session at ITST 2007
Radio Technologies for VANETs session at ITST 2007
Panelist at
"Vehicle Communications in 2017: Needs, Applications,
Business Models (and a Research Agenda until Then)" at WONS 2007
"The Fully Networked Car", session on Cooperative
Systems, ITU Workshop 2007
"Car2Car Communication Consortium Forum 2007"
"Mobile
Communications and Intelligent Transportation Systems", at EuWiT 2008,
European Wireless Technology Conference, representing the Car2Car
Communication Consortium.
EASYWAY
project and PRE-DRIVE C2X project joint workshops
Massimiliano (Max) got his
MasterDegree in Electronic Engineering in 1997 in
Italy (University ofTrieste), his Doctoral School Degree in
Communication Systems in 1998 in Switzerland (EPFL) and his PhD in
Mobile Communications in 2002 in France (Eurecom Institute - EPFL)..
Max manages the HITACHI "Automotive & Industry Lab." (A&IL) within the European Centre for Social Innovation (CSI EU).
A&IL includes 2 sites:
-
in Sophia Antipolis, FR, we innovate with Information &
Communication Technologies (ICT) for the CONNECTED AUTONOMOUS CARS
domain (including related Standardization) and their integration within
Smart Cities.
- in Munich, DE, we innovate with SMART AUTOMOTIVE
COMPONENTS for next generation Dynamic Control of vehicle, in
particular Autonomous Vehicles, and with SMART ENGINE COMBUSTION
technologies.
In both above sites, we innovate as well for next
generation SMART MANUFACTURING PROCESSES, in particular with the
application of AI and IoT/M2M for Industrie4.0 domain.
Max
previously managed 2 other R&D sites of HITACHI in Europe: in
Manchester, UK, and in Copenhagen, DK, where we apply Big
Data/Analytics for eHealth and Hospitals management.
He also
contributes as Senior Researcher to HITACHI, and as bridge towards
European potential partners and customers of the HITACHI Group Business
Divisions. He represents HITACHI in several European or French public
projects’ Steering Committees, together with his Teams.
Max was
Coordinator of the EU FP7 project “eCo-FEV”, and the A&IL Team
contributed to the "Excellent" project results. Hitachi Europe was and
is also an active partner in collaborative projects like GeoNet, COVEL,
DRIVE-C2X, SCORE@F, Autonet2030 and DENSE.
HITACHI is Associate
Member of the industrial Car-2-Car Communication Consortium (C2C-CC),
with Max appointed as Contact for the HITACHI Group.
HITACHI is
Full Member of ETSI, with me appointed as the Contact for the HITACHI
Group, and where Max is active in the Intelligent Transport Systems
(ITS) Technical Committee.
Max is an IEEE Member and serving
several Committees of international conferences. He contributed to
several publications, and was Reviewer within some Conferences’
Technical Committees. I coordinated some Sessions at different
Conferences, and was invited as Panellist several times.
Main
interest: Industrial R&D Laboratory management, particularly in the
field of ICT for the Automotive and Industry sectors.
Pre-Hitachi:
Max was born in
Gorizia (Italy) on December 31st, 1970 and I lived in
Gradisca d'Isonzo withhis parents until almost 1989. After graduating
from the "LiceoScientifico Duca degli Abruzzi" high school in Gorizia
he got hisMaster Degree in Electrical Engineering (specialization in
Telecommunications) in June 1997 from the "Università degli Studi
di Trieste", Italy.
From November 1996 to
April 1997, Max developed a Laurea Thesis ("Analisys of a digital image
inthe multidimensional space of its features: application to the
segmentation of a video sequence") at the Signal
Processing Laboratory (LTS) of the EPFL,
Switzerland, in collaboration with the Image Processing Laboratory (IPL)
of the University of Trieste for the Esprit-Noblesse European project.
From October 1997 to
July1998 Max was a graduate student of
the Doctoral School inCommunication Systems at the
Communication
Systems Department of the EPFL (LCM).A project on Distributed
Antennas in Wireless/Cellular Systems has been developed, "Distributed Antennas for
Cellular Wireless Systems".
From August 1998 toDecember
1998 he collaborated with
NE&T-Webtechna, an InternetService Provider in Trieste (Italy)
as
Network Configurator and Designer.
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