On behalf of all the researchers that are currently part of the Sensory Systems Research Group (GISS), I would like to welcome you to this website where you will find updated information about our work. The GISS group was founded in November 2009 by three professors from the Department of…Continue reading “Welcome”
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Novel Applications of Positioning Systems and Sensors
El grupo @gissuex de la Facultad de @Ciencias_Uex edita un número especial sobre aplicaciones de los sistemas de posicionamiento en la revista @Sensors_MDPI (Q1 en el área de Instruments and Instrumentation) pic.twitter.com/QYpvFVdCKE
— Fernando Alvarez (@fjalvarez_) January 19, 2020
Visual Light Positioning
Outdoors positioning is a common task thanks to GNSS systems, such as GPS or Galileo. And we do not even…
Presentation of the Limus project
Last Thursday, March 14, 2019, the Limus project was presented into society. Our research group has been working on this…
Members
Jorge Morera Mainar holds a degree in Physics from the University of Extremadura. He is currently Lecturer since 1987, belonging to the Department of Electrical, Electronics, and Automation of the University of Extremadura.
Jorge Morera Mainar
José Antonio Paredes received the Degree in physics and the M.S. degree in engineering and architecture research from the University of Extremadura, Badajoz, Spain, in 2010 and 2012, respectively. Thus far, he has been part of several researching Spanish projects as laboratory technician, and worked as a teacher in high schools in the region.
José Antonio Paredes Moreno
Fernando J. Álvarez received his Physics degree from the University of Sevilla (Spain), his Electronic Engineering degree from the University of Extremadura (Spain), his M.S. degree in Signal Theory and Communications from the University of Vigo (Spain), and his Ph.D. degree in Electronics from the University of Alcalá (Spain).
Fernando Javier Álvarez Franco
José Manuel Ordiales Solís holds a degree in Physics from the University of Seville and a PhD from the University of Extremadura. He is currently Head of the Medical Physics Department of the Hospital de Mérida.
José Manuel Ordiales Solís
Teodoro Aguilera received his Physics degree in 2009 and his Ph.D. in Electronics in 2016 all of them from the University of Extremadura (Spain). He was an Assistant Professor of Automation for three years in the Department of Electrical Engineering, Electronics and Automation at the University of Extremadura. Currently he is a research member of the Sensory Systems Group (GISS) of this university where his work lies in the design of Acoustic Local Positioning Systems (ALPS) based on mobile devices.
