Centre for Technological Research of Crete

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[edit] CTR-Crete

The Center for Technological Research of Crete (CTR-Crete) (Greek: Κέντρο Τεχνολογικής Έρευνας (ΚΤΕ) Κρήτης) in Heraklion was founded according to the presidential decree No. 143/Φ.Ε.Κ. 123/20-6-2001 and is under the supervision and financing of the Ministry of National Education and Religious Affairs. It is a Private Legal Body, self-governed within the framework of articles 11 and 12 par. 1 of 1771/1998 Greek law and its internal regulation. There are 55 staff member, including 25 research scientists, 15 assistant researchers, and 15 associate researchers. CTR-Crete is affiliated with the Technological Educational Institute (TEI) of Crete and includes eight Sectors of Technology Transfer and Research operating in all four prefectures of Crete.

[edit] Sectors of CTR-Crete

  • Rural Technology and Development in Heraklion
  • Operational Research and Strategical Development in Heraklion
  • Natural and Built Environment in Heraklion
  • Social Care and Management of Natural and Intended Disasters in Heraklion
  • Systems Design and Development and Constructions in Heraklion
  • Natural Resources and Natural Disasters in Chania
  • Applied Acoustics and Natural Prototyping of Music Instruments and Space in Rethimnon
  • Health Nutrition and Dietology in Lassithi

[edit] CTR's main targets

CTR is active in:

  • The development of technological research;
  • The implementation of scientific and technological achievements for solving specific problems of the production process and of the social and economic growth of the district of Crete;
  • The improvement of methodology and production processes serving needs of the districts of Crete and of the entire country in general;
  • The development of novel applications and products;
  • Rendering of unique services, as well as
  • The support of handicraft and industrial units.
  • Maintaining an interactive relationship with the productive units and the organized unions of the local economy.
  • Collaborating with the Technological Educational Institute of Crete and promoting the development of the relations with other institutes, research centers, universities, and other organizations of the public and private sectors.
  • Elaborating studies and carrying out specific technological projects either funded by EU or ordered by third parties or in collaboration with third parties.
  • Supervising the organization and the financing of the research of technological programs in Greece and abroad, publications, seminars and conventions.
  • Producing technological products and providing novel services in accordance with its research-technological interests.
  • Promoting the advanced technology transfer and disseminating of know-how.

[edit] CTR-Crete's laboratories and areas of research

  • The Research and Development of Telecommunication Systems Laboratory
  • The Pasiphae Lab is part of the Center for Technological Research of Crete

CTR-Crete's research areas include:

  • Computer networks
  • Broadband communications (DVB-T, DVB-S, DVB-S2, DVB-H)
  • Network management (QoS, DiffServ, IntServ, MPLS)
  • Multimedia communications
  • Network security issues
  • Cellular and wireless networks (WPANs, WLANs, WMANs, WIMAX)
  • Heterogeneous radio technologies and reconfigurable networks
  • Wireless multimedia communications
  • Traffic modeling and performance evaluation
  • Ad hoc, mesh networking
  • Mobile and ubiquitous computing
  • Mobile and wireless networks security

Pasiphae Lab official website

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