Carlos Rompante da Cunha

Carlos Rompante da Cunha is PhD in Computer Science from the University of Trás-os-Montes e Alto Douro, Portugal. He is an Adjunct Professor in the Department of Informatics and Mathematics, Polytechnic Institute of Bragança (IPB), Portugal. His research interests are in the area of pervasive and mobile computing, distributed systems and mix-reality combined with machine learning, having published +100 scientific papers among journals and conference Proceedings, and being member of the scientific committees of several conferences and journals. He is integrated member of the Applied Management Research Unit (UNIAG) where is main research topic is ICT applied on Tourism. He is also collaborator in the Research Centre in Digitalization and Intelligent Robotics (CeDRI). Currently he is Vice-Dean of the School of Communication, Administration and Tourism of IPB.
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Carlos Rompante da Cunha, Elisabete da Anunciação Paulo Morais, Vítor José Domingues Mendonça, Aida CarvalhoThe role of gamification in material and immaterial cultural heritage2018
Carlos Rompante da Cunha, Elisabete da Anunciação Paulo MoraisPromoting heritage through a pervasive and mobile computing approach: The case of the Portuguese city of Mirandela2018
Carlos Rompante da Cunha, Elisabete da Anunciação Paulo Morais, Vítor José Domingues Mendonça, Joana Maria Sampaio Rua FernandesUsing pervasive and mobile computation in the provision of gerontological care in rural areas2018
Carlos Rompante da Cunha, Elisabete da Anunciação Paulo MoraisComputational security models in organizations: Bringing a pedagogical user-centered perspective2018
Carlos Rompante da Cunha, Elisabete da Anunciação Paulo Morais, Catarina Antónia MartinsCan we use big data analytics to leverage tourism in rural tourism destinations?2018
Carlos Rompante da Cunha, Elisabete da Anunciação Paulo MoraisLocation based mobile services & Context-aware: An approach to the tourism sector2018
Carlos Rompante da Cunha, Elisabete da Anunciação Paulo MoraisAn indoor navigation architecture using variable data sources for blind and visually impaired persons2018
Carlos Rompante da Cunha, Elisabete da Anunciação Paulo Morais, Vítor José Domingues Mendonça, Aida CarvalhoThe potential of tag-based contextualization mechanisms to leverage the sale of regional products and promote the regions through products2018
Carlos Rompante da Cunha, Elisabete da Anunciação Paulo MoraisThe information and communication technologies in tourism degree courses - The Portuguese evolution2018
Carlos Rompante da Cunha, Elisabete da Anunciação Paulo Morais, Vítor José Domingues MendonçaThe potential of cooperative networks to leverage tourism in rural regions2018
Carlos Rompante da Cunha, Elisabete da Anunciação Paulo MoraisLocation based mobile services & context-aware: uma abordagem para o setor do turismo2018
Carlos Rompante da CunhaComputational security models in organizations: bringing a pedagogical user-centered perspective2018
Carlos Rompante da CunhaCan We Use Big Data Analytics to Leverage Tourism in Rural Tourism Destinations?2018
Carlos Rompante da Cunha, Elisabete da Anunciação Paulo Morais, Vítor José Domingues MendonçaThe potential of tag-based contextualization mechanisms to leverage the sale of regional products and promote regions themselves2018
Carlos Rompante da CunhaUsing Pervasive and Mobile Computation in the Provision of Gerontological Care in Rural Areas,2018
Carlos Rompante da CunhaPromoting heritage through a pervasive and mobile computing approach: the case of the portuguese city of Mirandela2018
Carlos Rompante da CunhaThe Role of Gamification in Material and Immaterial Cultural Heritage2018
Carlos Rompante da CunhaA pervasive and mobile computing approach to promote heritage of a city2018
Carlos Rompante da CunhaThe potential of cooperative networks to leverage tourism in rural regions2018
Carlos Rompante da CunhaAn indoor navigation architecture using variable data sources for blind and visually impaired persons2018