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                                                AUTHORS’ BIOGRAPHIES

                          Dr. Olmer Garcia Bedoya is an associate professor at the School of Engineering of
                       the  Universidad  Jorge  Tadeo  Lozano  in  Colombia.  He  obtained  his  degree  in
                       Mechatronics  Engineering  in  2005  at  Universidad  Militar  Nueva  Granada  (UMNG)  -
                       Colombia, a Master degree in Electronics Engineering at the Universidad de Los Andes
                       (2010) - Bogota, Colombia, and he obtained his Ph.D. degree in mechanical engineering
                       at  the  Campinas  State  University  -  Brazil  in  2016.  His  current  research  interests  are
                       autonomous vehicles, model predictive control, robotics, machine learning, automation,
                       and the internet of things.

                          Dr. Cesar O. Diaz graduated in Electrical Engineering at Universidad de Los Andes
                       in  2001.  He  obtained  a  MS  in  Electronic  Engineering  from  Pontificia  Universidad
                       Javeriana. He earned his Ph.D. in Computer Science from the University of Luxembourg
                       in  Luxembourg  (2014).  Since  2002  he  has  been  a  professor  and  researcher  in  several
                       universities in Colombia until 2010. He did a postdoctoral research in Universidad de Los
                       Andes  in  2015.  He  is  currently  a  professor  in  Universidad  Jorge  Tadeo  Lozano.  His
                       research interests are in Future Generation Computer Systems, IoT, Big Data Analytics,
                       Big  Data  Infrastructure,  Distributed  Systems,  Green  and  Cloud  Computing,  Energy-
                       efficient scheduling, and resource allocation on cloud computing.
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