Researcher Instituto de Telecomunicações Portugal
João Diogo Videira Oliveira is a dedicated researcher in vehicular communications and telematics engineering, currently contributing to advanced research at the Instituto de Telecomunicações in Aveiro, Portugal. With a strong background in computer and telematics engineering, João’s work focuses on enhancing communication protocols and intelligent transportation systems (ITS).
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Education 🎓
- M.Sc. in Computer and Telematics Engineering (2021–2023)
Institution: Universidade de Aveiro, Portugal | ua.pt
- B.Sc. in Computer and Telematics Engineering Sciences (2018–2021)
Institution: Universidade de Aveiro, Portugal | ua.pt
João has excelled academically, building a robust foundation in vehicular networks and communication protocols.
Experience 🛠️
- Researcher | Instituto de Telecomunicações, Aveiro, Portugal
Duration: March 2024 – Present
- Research Scholarship | Instituto de Telecomunicações, Aveiro, Portugal
Duration: February 2023 – February 2024
João’s experience involves extensive work on V2X systems, C-ITS protocols, and simulation frameworks like Vanetza and Artery V2X, contributing to innovations in vehicular communication and safety systems.
Research Interests 🔍
João’s primary research interests include:
- Vehicular Communications (V2X)
- Communication Protocols for ITS (C-ITS, ITS-G5)
- Simulation frameworks such as OMNeT++, SUMO, and Artery V2X
- Automated driving and fault simulation systems
His work addresses challenges in maneuver coordination, safety systems, and intelligent transportation technologies.
Awards & Certifications 🏆
- Fault Simulation Training | Segula Testcenter, Rodgau (October 2024)
- Training focused on safety driver responsibilities and practical driving maneuvers involving error scenarios.
- Developed expertise in automated and partially automated vehicle systems.
Publications Top Notes: 📚
A Maneuver Coordination Analysis Using Artery V2X Simulation Framework (2024)
Reference: Oliveira, J., Vieira, E., Almeida, J., Ferreira, J., & Bartolomeu, P. C. (2024).
Electronics, 13(23), 4813.
Read here: https://doi.org/10.3390/electronics13234813
Cited by: Researchers working on V2X communication protocols and vehicular network safety systems.