Mauro Margalho
Publication Count: 1
Publication List:
(1) The Use of Underwater Wireless Networks in Pisciculture at Amazon, Volume 7, Issue 5, September 2010
About Mauro Margalho:
Mauro Margalho Coutinho is a lecturer and researcher in the Center of Science and Technology, at University of Amazônia, Brazil. Mauro Margalho is Msc in Computer Science (emphasis in Network Computer) by Federal University of Pernambuco and PhD in Electrical Engeneering (emphasis in Telecommunication Systems) by Federal University of Pará. Currently holds the position of coordinator of Computer Science Bachelor's degree Course at the University of Amazon and member of the editorial board of the TRAÇOS journal as well as the head of computer network department from Assembléia Legislativa do Pará (Legislative Power from Pará). Professor Mauro Margalho participated in several research projects, highlighting the creation of the CODPON networks (Continous Displacement Plan Oriented Network) project. Areas of interest include digital TV, mobile computing, computer networks and accessibility.
Publication List:
(1) The Use of Underwater Wireless Networks in Pisciculture at Amazon, Volume 7, Issue 5, September 2010
About Mauro Margalho:
Mauro Margalho Coutinho is a lecturer and researcher in the Center of Science and Technology, at University of Amazônia, Brazil. Mauro Margalho is Msc in Computer Science (emphasis in Network Computer) by Federal University of Pernambuco and PhD in Electrical Engeneering (emphasis in Telecommunication Systems) by Federal University of Pará. Currently holds the position of coordinator of Computer Science Bachelor's degree Course at the University of Amazon and member of the editorial board of the TRAÇOS journal as well as the head of computer network department from Assembléia Legislativa do Pará (Legislative Power from Pará). Professor Mauro Margalho participated in several research projects, highlighting the creation of the CODPON networks (Continous Displacement Plan Oriented Network) project. Areas of interest include digital TV, mobile computing, computer networks and accessibility.
