Activities

Workshop LINCS - agenda 2014-2 Workshop LINCS and its Scientific Committee June 5th and 6th, 2014 LINCS - 23 avenue d’Italie, 4th floor – 75013 [...]

With the advent of Over-The-Top content providers(OTTs), Internet Service Providers (ISPs) saw their portfolio of services shrink to the low margin role of data transporters. [...]

While, on routers and gateways, buffers on forwarding devices are required to handle bursty Internet traffic, overly large or badly sized buffers can interact with [...]

Energy efficiency in mobile networks is gaining in importance from both environmental and business points of view. In particular, site sleep mode techniques are being [...]

To help mitigate the critical stress on spectrum resources spurred by the more powerful and the more capable smart devices, a recent presidential advisory committee [...]

Information is something encoded in physical systems's properties. Hence the study of information and computation is linked to the underlying physical processes. Quantum Information is [...]

Fingerprinting networking equipment has many potential applications and benefits in network management and security. More generally, it is useful for the understanding of network structures [...]

This presentation focuses on the resiliency of the French Internet, studied from thepoint of view of network interconnectivity. We define a model for representing theBGP-level [...]

An optical slot switching node network called POADM (packet optical add-drop multiplexers) has formerly been proposed as a flexible solution for metropolitan ring networks to [...]

Energy aware computing is as ubiquitous as ubiquitous computing itself. The user experience and up-time of hand-held devices are affected directly by the squander of [...]

Suppose we have N time series available where one time-series could be causally dependent on others. For example, such dependence can be found in economic [...]

Content-Centric Networking (CCN) is a promis-ing framework for evolving the current network architecture,advocating ubiquitous in-network caching to enhance contentdelivery. Consequently, in CCN, each router has [...]

The subject of active queue management is again highly topical with the recent creation of a new IETF working group. Regained interest has arisen notably [...]

Those who design, develop and deploy computer and networked systems, have a vital interest in how these systems perform in "real-world" scenarios. But real-world conditions [...]

Named Data Networking (NDN) is an emerging In-formation Centric Networking architecture based on hierarchicalcontent names, in-network caching mechanisms, receiver-driven operations, and content-level security schema. NDN [...]

Community detection consists in identification of groups of similar items within a population. In the context of online social networks, it isa useful primitive for [...]

Brigitte CARDINAEL Head of Cooperative Research France Telecom Orange Brigitte Cardinael graduated from INT in 1987. She joined Matra Communication in 1987,where she was involved [...]

Far and away the most energetic driver of modern Internet attacks is the ability of attackers to financially profit from their assaults. Many of these [...]

Asymptotic consensus is a phenomenon observed in bird flocking, firefly synchronization, opinion spreading, or synchronization of coupled oscillators. Algorithms that achieve asymptotic consensus are used [...]

This is a joint with G. Carlucci and S. Mascolo, and will be presented at Packet Video Workshop, San Jose, CA, USA, December 2013. Real-time [...]

Abstract: The years following the United Nation's World Summit on the Information Society (WSIS) have seen much technological change related to the Internet as well [...]

Wireless Peer-to-Peer (P2P) systems allow mobile users to obtain data from nearby peers instead of the far away base station. It has the benefits of [...]

Neuro-Dynamic Programming encompasses techniques from both reinforcement learning and approximate dynamic programming. Feature selection refers to the choice of basis that defines the function class that is required [...]

There is lot of interest and concern, both in research and industry, about the potential for correlating user accounts across multiple online social networking sites. [...]

Les détecteurs de défaillances ont été introduit par Chandra et Toueg en 1996 et ont été l'objet d'une recherche active depuis cette date. On présentera [...]

We consider the problem of controlling traffic lights in an urban environment composed of multiple adjacent intersections by using an intelligent transportation system to reduce [...]

Processor sharing models occur in a wide variety of situations. They are good models forbandwidth sharing as well as being solutions to NUM for logarithmic [...]

Abstract: Locator/Identifier splitting is a paradigm proposed to helpInternet scalability. At the same time, the separation of the locatorand the identifier name spaces allows for [...]

We challenge a set of common assumptions that are frequently used tomodel interdomain routing in the Internet. We draw assumptions from thescientific literature and confront [...]

As network grow larger and larger, they become more likely to fail locally. Indeed, the nodes may be subject to attacks, failures, memory corruption... In [...]

Locator/Identifier splitting is a paradigm proposed to help Internet scalability. At the same time, the separation of the locator and the identifier name spaces allows [...]

We present the first empirical study of home network availability, infrastructure, and usage, using data collected from home networks around the world. In each home, we de- ploy a [...]

This talk considers antenna selection (AS) at a receiver equipped with multiple antenna elements but only a single radio frequency chain for packet reception. As information about [...]

The Locator/ID Separation Protocol (LISP), proposed by Ciscoand currently under standardization at the IETF (Internet Engineering Task Force), is an instantiation of the paradigm separating [...]

In this talk, we speak about a framework for studying point-map invariant measures. A compatible point-map on the set of counting measures is a mapping [...]

This paper addresses monitoring and surveillance applications using Wireless Sensors Networks (WSN). In this context, several remote clients are interested in receiving the information collected by the nodes in a WSN. As [...]

Large-scale distributed traceroute-based measurement systems are used to obtain the topology of the Internet at the IP-level and can be used to monitor and understand the behaviour of [...]

We study a game-theoretic model for security/availability in a networking context. To perform some desired task, a defender needs to choose a subset from a set of resources. To [...]

In the presentation, we will discuss exact integer programming models for transmission scheduling in wireless networks based on the notion of compatible set. A compatible set is defined as [...]

Consensus in a network is a fundamental, thoroughly, studied problem. It is well known that the main obstacles to it are unreliability and asynchronism as [...]

Simulation is the research tool of choice for a majority of the mobile ad hoc network (MANET) community; however, while the use of simulation has [...]

Survivability in IP-over-WDM networks has already been extensively discussed in a series of studies. Up to date,most of the studies assume single-hop working routing of [...]

Indoor localization has attracted much attentionrecently due to its potential for realizing indoor location-awareapplication services. This talk considers a time-criticalscenario with a team of soldiers or first responders conductingemergency mission operations in a [...]

In this talk we survey control issues in the grid, and how the introduction of renewables brings new and interesting control problems. We also explain the need for economic theory [...]

Wireless sensor networks (WSN) are a powerful type of instrument with thepotential of remotely observing the physical world at high resolution and scale.However, to be [...]

Benes networks are constructed with simple switch modules and have many advantages, including small latency and requiring only an almost linear number of switch modules. As circuit-switches, Benes networks [...]

Increasing the share of energy produced by wind turbines, solar photovoltaics, and solar thermal power plants helps society address many key energy challenges including climate [...]

In this talk I plan to do a quick walk-through for part of the works we have done over the last 2.5 years. More specifically I will discuss what [...]

Cellular wireless networks are expanded to support ultra high speed multimedia applications and incorporate the use of next generation energy efficient micro base stations in supporting much higher density of mobile [...]