Marcin Lewandowski

Certyfikaty:
- PRINCE2 Foundation (APMG-Internatinal, License 02569198-01-966Y)
- CAPM PMI (License 1528701)

IEEE

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1) GUARANA Program
Zakres obowiązków:
- zarządzanie w obszarze związanym z opracowaniem WF Bazowego dla Systemy Narodowego
- prowadzenie prac analitycznych i projektowych


The program aims to create the mobile Software Defined Radio (SDR) codenamed GUARANA and has been recommended for implementation by the Steering Committee of the National Research and Development Centre (NCBiR) in the competition 4/2013 on the implementation of projects in the field of research and development for national defense and security.
Project leaded by RADMOR SA, in cooperation with the Bumar Electronics SA, Research and Development Centre Marine Science Center SA, Transbit Sp. z oo, the Military Technical Academy and the Military Institute of Telecommunications.

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2) ESSOR Program
Zakres obowiązków:
- zarządzanie pracami RADMOR S.A. w obszarze HDR WF
- Główny Inżynier Systemowy HDR WF ze strony RADMOR S.A.

HDR WF system engineering representative from RADMOR side.
Responsible of management of HDR WF activities in RADMOR.

The main scope of this project is to provide architecture of Software Defined Radio (SDR) for military purposes and a military High Data Waveform (HDR WF) compliant with such architecture, thus offering the normative referential required for development and production of software radios in Europe. In addition, the project will deliver guidelines which are related to the validation and verification of waveform portability and platform re-configurability, setting up a common security basis to increase interoperability between European Forces.
The ESSOR products will be based on Software Communication Architecture (SCA) developed originally in the United States in the Joint Program Executive Office for the Joint Tactical Radio System (JPEO JTRS) programme

http://www.occar.int/36

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3) WINTSEC
Zakres obowiązków:
- członek zespołu projektującego i implementującego oprogramowanie

With the support of a User Group involving emergency and security End-Users from 6 EU nations, taking into account daily operations, along with complex interventions at national or multinational level,
WINTSEC explores a mix of complementary solutions to overcome the barriers for wireless interoperability across different security agencies, taking into account the constraints of
the security services and the legacy base. WINTSEC studies the deployment of standardised
Internetworking layer at Core Network level and Software Defined Radio (SDR) added value for Base
Station and Terminal. WINTSEC addresses Information Assurance, elaborates the European “SDR Architectural Framework” and the concepts for the “SDR Certification Environment”, explores the impacts of flexible spectrum management for security applications, and illustrates the nteroperability concepts elaborated through tangible proof-of-concept demonstrations.
Formed by 22 organisations from 12 nations, WINTSEC federates current efforts done in these
areas and promotes solutions acceptable by the European actors, paving the way for further
standardisation and refinement.

http://ftp.cordis.europa.eu/pub/fp7/security/docs/wintsec_en.pdf

----------------------------------- Publikacje -----------------------------------

1) ESSOR HDRWF -- Capabilities and Perspectives of an Innovative Coalition Waveform,Military Communications Conference, MILCOM 2013 - 2013 IEEE) November 18, 2013

http://ieeexplore.ieee.org/xpl/articleDetails.jsp?tp=&arnumber=6735712&url=http%3A%2F%2Fieeexplore.ieee.org%2Fxpls%2Fabs_all.jsp%3Farnumber%3D6735712

2) ESSOR HDR Base WF – Methodology and Results for developing a Portable Coalition Waveform Software, WInnComm’14 conference in Schaumburg (US), March 10, 2014

http://www.occar.int/288