Christos Koulamas

Dr. Christos Koulamas

Industrial Systems Institute, Athena Research and Innovation Center, Patras 265 04, Greece
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Academic Career Length

28Years (1999-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

Representative Publications

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1 December 2001 in Real-Time Imaging
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RSRadovan Stojanovic
Radovan Stojanovic
PMPanagiotis Mitropulos
Panagiotis Mitropulos
Christos KoulamasChristos Koulamas
Christos Koulamas
YKYorgos Karayiannis
Yorgos Karayiannis
SKStavros Koubias
Stavros Koubias
GPGeorge Papadopoulos
George Papadopoulos

1 January 2019 in Annual Reviews in Control
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Christos EmmanouilidisChristos Emmanouilidis
Christos Emmanouilidis
PPPetros Pistofidis
Petros Pistofidis
LBLuka Bertoncelj
Luka Bertoncelj
VKVassilis Katsouros
Vassilis Katsouros
AFApostolos Fournaris
Apostolos Fournaris
CRCristobal Ruiz-Carcel
Cristobal Ruiz-Carcel

1 November 2018 in Computer
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Christos KoulamasChristos Koulamas
Christos Koulamas
Athanasios KalogerasAthanasios Kalogeras
Athanasios Kalogeras
Reports on the concepts of cyber-physical systems and digital twins. A digital twin is a virtual representation that serves as the real-time digital counterpart of a physical object or process and addresses every instance for its total life cycle.

1 August 2010 in Journal of Systems and Software
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APA. Prayati
A. Prayati
CACh. Antonopoulos
Ch. Antonopoulos
TST. Stoyanova
T. Stoyanova
Christos KoulamasChristos Koulamas
Christos Koulamas
GPG. Papadopoulos
G. Papadopoulos

1 January 2018 in Energy and Buildings
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Christos KoulamasChristos Koulamas
Christos Koulamas
Athanasios KalogerasAthanasios Kalogeras
Athanasios Kalogeras
RPRosalia Pacheco
Rosalia Pacheco
JCJ. Casillas
J. Casillas
Luca FerrariniLuca Ferrarini
Luca Ferrarini

1 July 2010
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FKFotis Kerasiotis
Fotis Kerasiotis
APAggeliki Prayati
Aggeliki Prayati
CAChristos Antonopoulos
Christos Antonopoulos
Christos KoulamasChristos Koulamas
Christos Koulamas
GPGeorge Papadopoulos
George Papadopoulos
Wireless Sensor Network devices have by nature limited available energy to perform a wide range of demanding tasks. In order to maximize their operation lifetime, optimal resource management is an important challenge and its success requires methodical modeling of the factors contributing to the overall power consumption. Moreover, the power consumed is not always useful on its own, but it should rather express the expected lifetime concerning the device's normal operation. To achieve such awareness, this paper contributes with a measuring methodology which involves combining power consumption of platform elementary functionalities with battery discharge characteristics, so that a practical, yet accurate battery lifetime prediction model can be formed.