Theses Granelli's Laboratory

The following section provide a sample of M.Sc. (Laurea Magistrale) and B.Sc. (Laurea Triennale) theses that can be developed under Prof. Granelli’s supervision.

For more info please contact Fabrizio Granelli

M.Sc. Theses Proposals

Optimization of Virtual Network Functions mapping

ieee document

Virtualization for the Internet of Things

ieee document

Networking with Drones

sciencedirect document Creating a mesh Network with Drones

Cell-less cellular network design: beyond the concept of cells, the user is assigned a set of “resources” from the network

Thesis co-advised by Dr. Marco Di Renzo, CNRS

document iyOd

Molecular communications

Thesis co-advised by Dr. Marco Di Renzo, CNRS

document s6Oc

CrowdSenSim: Simulating Spectrum Crowdsensing Activities for Urban Computing

Thesis co-advised by Drs. Andrea Capponi & Dzmitry Kliazovich, Univ. of Luxembourg

CrowdSenSim

Emulation of LTE/LTE-A/5G over an open platform: srsLTE, openBTS, OpenAirInterface

openbts srsLTE OAI

Mode Detection using UAV/USRP platforms

GOAL: to detect which technologies are being used in an area; to analyze trade-offs between on-board processing and cloud-based solutions

Spectrum Sensing, Access and Coexistence Testbed for Cognitive Radio using USRP

B.Sc. Theses Proposals

Quick Mesh Deployment

overview

Building a Cloud Environment

home cloud system

Management and Orchestration of Virtual Network Functions

Wikipub

Performance evaluation of LTE systems using ETTUS/NI USRPs or simulation

sourceforge simulte software radio systems

ClickOS Network Function Virtualization management

bitbucket

Remote connection to SDR platforms (with connection analysis)

github

Networks emulation using mininet

mininet reproducing network research

DETECTION OF WIFI DEVICES USING RASPBERRY PI

GOAL: to use promiscuous mode to detect the number of devices within range

UAVs COMMUNICATIONS RELIABILITY THROUGH MESH NETWORKING

GOAL: to test the reliability of qMp mesh approach

NFVs MIGRATION USING DOCKER COMPOSE/LXD

GOAL: to study the effects and trade-offs of migrating NFVs

Build and setup of a Raspberry PI-based Spectrum Monitoring system

Internships