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The IMPReSS project is a 30-months EU-Brazil cooperative research project started in 2013.

The project is partly funded by the European Commission under the 7th Framework Programme in the area of EU-Brazil Research and Development cooperation under Grant Agreement no. 614100

The Brazilian funding is provided by CNPq Conselho Nacional de Desenvolvimento Científico e Tecnológico

 

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IMPReSS Open Source Available
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blank.gifThe IMPReSS platform builds on Open Source platforms and one of the goals of the project is to support an increase of the global market share for Open Source solutions by increasing the availability of software components and knowledge to market actors. Although the project has ended, the code for all IMPReSS components is still available. Read more for instructions on how to access the code.


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The IMPReSS Project has officially ended
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blank.gifThe IMPReSS Project came to an end on 31 March 2016. It has been an interesting and successful journey for all partners and we are proud of the good collaboration we have had in the project. The project was reviewed and its results accepted by the EC in April 2016 in Brazil.

All public deliverables are now available for download here.
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Paper accepted for ISCC 2016
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blank.gifA paper entitled “Prediction of Electrical Energy Consumption for Internet of Things in Disaggregated Databases” has been accepted for presentation at the twenty first IEEE Symposium on Computers and Communications (ISCC 2016) in June 2016. The paper was written by Wesllen Souza from UFAM. blank.gif
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UFPE announces the validation and end of the IMPReSS project
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blank.gifToday, the 13th April 2016, the IMPReSS consortium is planning the demonstration and validation for the formal EC review of the project at the UFPE campus in Recife, Brazil. The event is announced in the UFPE newsletter (in Portuguese) which can be accessed here. blank.gif
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Final project newsletter
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The 4th and final project newsletter is now available marking the end of the IMPReSS project. The project newsletter can be downloaded as a pdf file or read directly in your browser.

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IMPReSS paper at the 34th Brazilian Symposium on Computer Networks and Distributed Systems
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blank.gifUFAM and VTT have written a paper which will be presented at the 34th Brazilian Symposium on Computer Networks and Distributed Systems (SBRC) in Bahia, Brazil. The paper is in Portuguese and is entitled Atribuição dinâmica de canais em redes sem fio não coordenadas IEEE 802.11, baseada em fatores de sobreposição e intensidade de sinal. blank.gif
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UFAM interviewed for São Paulo newspaper
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blank.gifThe article, The Smart City needs full integration, talks about the use of technology to make cities smart and thereby improve people’s lives. However, to succeed it is necessary to develop integrated information systems. The collaboration between Brazilian and European partners in the IMPReSS project is mentioned as an example of how cities and the government can benefit from new projects.

Eduardo Souto from UFAM was interviewed for the article and he explains how the smart energy management system implemented at Teatro Amazonas in Manaus will reduce energy consumption of both lights and air conditioning. Eduardo Souto is cited: “We will create algorithms to predict where the energy expenditure will be the biggest, and then explain to the state government how and where it is possible to save energy.”
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IMPReSS Usability Workshop
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blank.gifA usability test of the IMPReSS SDP was conducted with prospective application developers from UFPE in Recife, Brazil. Five IMPReSS components, or tools, were tested and evaluate using a standard well-known usability questionnaire, the User Experience Questionnaire (Laugwitz, T. Held, and M. Schrepp) which allows end-user of a product to evaluate their experiences using the product in question. blank.gif
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Crossing over the Atlantic: Tales from a Fraunhofer FIT Research Associate’s experiences at the Federal University of Pernambuco in Brazil
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blank.gifThe collaboration between Brazilian and European partners in the IMPReSS project took a unique turn as Ángel Carvajal Soto, a Research Associate at FIT in Germany, travelled across the Atlantic to Recife in Brazil to work on IMPReSS alongside Lucas Gomes, a Research Fellow at UFPE, for one month. blank.gif
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IMPReSS at the 2015 IEEE WF-IoT - Enabling Internet Evolution
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blank.gifThe IMPReSS project had the paper "Context-Aware Energy Efficiency Management for Smart Buildings" accepted for the IEEE 2nd World Forum on Internet of Things (WF-IoT) in December 2015. blank.gif
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IMPReSS paper accepted for the ICIN 2016 conference
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blank.gifThe IMPReSS project will be represented at the upcoming ICIN 2016 conference ‘Innovation in Clouds, Internet and Networks’ where the paper ‘XMPP-based Network Management Infrastructure for Agile IoT Application Deployment and Configuration’ will be presented by IMPReSS partner ISMB. The paper was written jointly by Brazilian partner UFPE and European partners ISMB, FIT and CNET. blank.gif
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