Activities

Israel Cidon – Sookasa, Vania Conan – Thales, Dohy Hong – Samsung, Robert Plana – Alstom, Krishan Subnani – Alcatel-Lucent, Dirk Trossen - Interdigital, Claire [...]

Workshop 2014

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

Locator(Loc)/identifier(ID) Separation(LIS) was conceived to mitigate the explosion of the DFZ routing table. To be literally exact, every host would be given a Loc in [...]

The Tandem Jackson Networkis a system of n sites (queues)in series, where single particles (customers, jobs, packets, etc.) move, one by one anduni-directionally,from one site [...]

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 [...]