Giuseppe Araniti is affiliated with the University of Reggio Calabria in Italy. Their work spans several core fields in engineering and computer science, with a primary focus on areas related to electrical and electronic engineering and computer networks and communications.
The scientist has contributed extensively to advanced topics in wireless and telecommunications technologies. Their research covers advanced MIMO systems optimization, advanced wireless communication technologies, satellite communication systems, telecommunications and broadcasting technologies, IoT and edge/fog computing, cooperative communication and network coding, and IoT networks and protocols.
Giuseppe Araniti has published notable papers in a variety of significant venues. Recent papers include:
The scientist collaborates with several frequent co-authors, including:
Their research is often published in established venues where they have multiple contributions, such as:
The scientist's main fields of study encompass engineering with 114 publications and computer science with 40 publications. Their subfields further specify their focus on electrical and electronic engineering, computer networks and communications, aerospace engineering, media technology, and information systems.
G. Araniti;C. Campolo;M. Condoluci;A. Iera
Mauro De Sanctis;Ernestina Cianca;Giuseppe Araniti;Igor Bisio
Aleksandr Ometov;Viktoriia Shubina;Lucie Klus;Justyna Skibińska
Federica Rinaldi;Helka Liina Määttänen;Johan Torsner;Sara Pizzi
Giuseppe Araniti;Nikolaos Bezirgiannidis;Edward Birrane;Igor Bisio
Antonino Orsino;Aleksandr Ometov;Gabor Fodor;Dmitri Moltchanov
Giuseppe Araniti;Antonio Iera;Sara Pizzi;Federica Rinaldi
Massimo Condoluci;Mischa Dohler;Giuseppe Araniti;Antonella Molinaro
Giuseppe Araniti;Massimo Condoluci;Pasquale Scopelliti;Antonella Molinaro
L. Militano;G. Araniti;M. Condoluci;I. Farris
Massimo Condoluci;Giuseppe Araniti;Toktam Mahmoodi;Mischa Dohler
Giuseppe Araniti;Massimo Condoluci;Leonardo Militano;Antonio Iera
Claudia Campolo;Antonella Molinaro;Giuseppe Araniti;Antoine O. Berthet
Antonino Orsino;Giuseppe Araniti;Leonardo Militano;Jesus Alonso-Zarate
Jon Montalban;Pasquale Scopelliti;Mauro Fadda;Eneko Iradier
Leonardo Militano;Massimo Condoluci;Giuseppe Araniti;Antonella Molinaro
Giuseppe Araniti;Igor Bisio;Mauro De Sanctis;Antonino Orsino
Aleksandr Ometov;Antonino Orsino;Leonardo Militano;Dmitri Moltchanov
Massimo Condoluci;Giuseppe Araniti;Antonella Molinaro;Antonio Iera
Leonardo Militano;Antonino Orsino;Giuseppe Araniti;Antonella Molinaro
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