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Workshop Comex

1 juin 2021 à 14h00 - 18h00 CEST

Date : 1er Juin 2021 à partir de 13h30, entièrement à distance, par visio

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Description :

Le workshop Comex a pour but de présenter des thèmes de recherche récents ou émergents dans le domaine des Réseaux. Ces thèmes seront présentés par des industriels et des académiques du domaine. L’objectif est aussi de réunir les différentes communautés des thématiques de Comex :

afin de permettre l’échange et les discussions.

Comité d’organisation

  • Alexis Aravanis, L2S, Centrale Supelec
  • Elie Awwad, LTCI, Telecom Paris, Institut Polytechnique de Paris
  • Aline Carneiro Viana, INRIA Paris Saclay
  • Hind Castel, Samovar, Telecom SudParis, Institut Polytechnique de Paris
  • Marco Di-Renzo, L2S, Centrale Supelec
  • Kinda Khawam, LRI, UVSQ
  • Catherine Lepers, Samovar, Telecom SudParis, Institut Polytechnique de Paris
  • Abdel Lisser, L2S, Université Paris Saclay

Programme :

  • 13h30 : Accueil, Présentation  du Workshop : Marco  Direnzo (Centrale Supelec,  Université Paris Saclay) et Hind Castel(Telecom SudParis, Institut Polytechnique de Paris), Responsables de l’axe Comex.
  • 13h35 :  Distributed networks: Optimization, Game theory, uncertainty, Networking,    Aline Carneiro Viana ( INRIA-Paris Saclay) et Abdel Lisser (L2S-Paris Saclay)
  • 13h40 : Licia Amichi, INRIA Saclay,  « Understanding individuals’ proclivity for novelty-seeking ».
  • 14h05 : Philippe Jacquet, INRIA Saclay, « Sustainable blockchain for ioT »
  • 14h45 : Future Access Network: Cloud, Ran and Optimization problems, Kinda Khawam (UVSQ-LRI), Anis Laouiti(Samovar-Télécom SudParis)
  • 14h50 : Youssef Ait El Mahjoub, UVSQ,   « Energy Packet Networks with general service time distribution ».
  • 15h15 : Emilio Strinati Calvanese, CEA-Leti, technology research institute, « 6G Networks: Beyond Shannon Towards Semantic and Goal-Oriented Communications ».
  • 16h00 : Pause
  • 16h15 : Optical Communication: Signal Processing, Coding and Networks, Elie Awwad (LTCI-Telecom Paris) et Catherine Lepers (Samovar, Telecom-Sudparis)
  • 16h20 : Bruno Fracasso, IMT Atlantique, « les communications optiques sans fil »
  • 17h00 : La LCA. « Light Communication Alliance : motivations and objectives », speaker  Marc Fleschen, LCA Chairman, Zero1
  • 17h30 : “Li-Fi technologies and field experiments », speaker: Benjamin Azoulay, CEO OLEDCOMM

Abstract des présentations et bios:

Abstract de Mme Licia Amichi, INRIA Saclay

Abstract : Human mobility literature is limited in its ability to capture the novelty-seeking or the exploratory tendency of individuals. Mainly, the vast majority of mobility prediction models rely uniquely on the history of visited locations (as captured in the input dataset) to predict future visits. This hinders the prediction of new unseen places and reduces prediction accuracy. In our works, we show that a two-dimensional modeling of human mobility, which explicitly captures both regular and exploratory behaviors, yields a powerful characterization of users. Using such model, we identify the existence of three distinct mobility profiles with regard to the exploration phenomenon Scouters (i.e., extreme explorers), Routiners (i.e., extreme returners), and Regulars (i.e., without extreme behavior). Further, we extract and analyze the mobility traits specific to each profile. We then investigate temporal and spatial patterns in each mobility profile and show the presence of recurrent visiting behavior of individuals even in their novelty-seeking moments. Our results unveil important novelty preferences of people, which are ignored by literature prediction models. Finally, we show that prediction accuracy is dramatically affected by exploration moments of individuals. We then discuss how our profiling methodology could be leveraged to improve prediction. 

Abstract de Mr Philippe Jacquet, INRIA Saclay  : 

Abstract : With the rise of IoT with its billions of connected sensors and end device, we see the           possibility of mapping large areas and complex systems into digital twins. Many cities are building  their own digital twins whose components are updated in real time as the same pace as their          physical counterparts. There is the possibility for the rising a digital twin of large portions of the        world. The main technical issue the tackled in this vision, is the tremendous volume of distributed       updates in software and data, which such huge system would generate, and how to keep track of       them. One of the most promising architecture in this perspective is the blockchain, but after the            devastating energy impact of bitcoin (the per year equivalent energy consumption of Greece) there is a need to make it sustainable and scalable. We will present a new blockchain concept based on        green leader election. It would allow ledgers with a very high frequency of mining updates enduring  a dynamic between one to several thousand of billions of simultaneous miners. The new blockchain   would incur low or no pressure on network and would avoid any significant processing burden.

Bio de Mr Philippe Jacquet, INRIA Saclay  : 

Philippe Jacquet graduated from Ecole Polytechnique, Paris, France in 1981, and from Ecole des Mines in 1984. He received his PhD degree from Paris Sud University in 1989. Since 1998, he has been a research director in Inria, a major public research lab in Computer Science in France. He has been a major contributor to the Internet OLSR protocol for mobile networks. His research interests involve information theory, probability theory, artificial intelligence, protocol design, performance evaluation and optimization, and the analysis of algorithms. Since 2012 he is with Alcatel-Lucent Bell Labs as head of the department of mathematics of dynamic networks and information. Since 2019 he is with Inria as research director. He is recipient of the award Science et Defense 2004 from french government. He is IEEE Fellow.

Abstract de Mr Emilio Strinati Calvanese, CEA-Leti, technology research institute,

Abstract: This talk promotes the idea that including semantic and goal-oriented aspects in future    6G networks can produce a significant leap forward in terms of system effectiveness and                      sustainability. Semantic communication goes beyond the common Shannon paradigm of                      guaranteeing the correct reception of each single transmitted packet, irrespective of the meaning     conveyed by the packet. The idea is that, whenever communication occurs to convey meaning or           to  accomplish a goal, what really matters is the impact that the correct reception/interpretation of     a packet is going to have on the goal accomplishment. Focusing on semantic and goal-oriented aspects, and possibly combining them,  helps to identify the relevant information, i.e. the                       information strictly necessary to recover the meaning intended by the transmitter or to accomplish       a goal. Combining knowledge representation and reasoning tools with machine learning algorithms     paves the way to build semantic learning strategies enabling current machine learning algorithms         to  achieve better interpretation capabilities and contrast adversarial attacks. 6G semantic networks    can bring semantic learning mechanisms at the edge of the network and, at the same time, semantic    learning can help 6G networks to improve their efficiency and sustainability.

Bio de Mr Emilio Calvanese Strinati

Dr. Emilio Calvanese Strinati obtained his Engineering Master degree in 2001 from the University of Rome ‘La Sapienza’ and his Ph.D in Engineering Science in 2005. He then started working at Motorola Labs in Paris in 2002. Then in 2006 he joint CEA/LETI as a research engineer. From 2007, he becomes a PhD supervisor. From 2010 to 2012, Dr. Calvanese Strinati has been the co-chair of the wireless working group in GreenTouch Initiative which deals with design of future energy efficient communication networks. From 2011 to 2016 he was the Smart Devices & Telecommunications European collaborative strategic programs Director. Between December 2016 and January 2020 is was the Smart Devices & Telecommunications Scientific and Innovation Director. Since February 2020 he is the Nanotechnologies and Wireless for 6G (New-6G) Program Director focusing on future 6G technologies. In December 2013 he has been elected as one of the five representative of academia and research center in the Net!Works 5G PPP ETP. From 2017 to 2018 he was one of the three moderators of the 5G future network expert group. Between 2016 and 2018 he was the coordinator of the H2020 joint Europe and South Korea 5GCHAMPION project that showcased at the 2018 winter Olympic Games, 5G technologies in realistic operational environments. Since July 2018 he is the coordinator of the H2020 joint Europe and South Korea 5G-AllStar project. Since 2018 he holds the French Research Director Habilitation (HDR). In 2021 he started the coordination of the H2020 European project RISE-6G, focusing on the design and operation of Reconfigurable Intelligent Surfaces in future high frequency 6G networks. Since February 2021 he is also the director of the New-6G (Nano Electronic & Wireless for 6G) initiative , dedicated to the required convergence between microelectronic & telecom, hardware & software, network & equipment for upcoming 6G technologies.

Bio de Mr   Bruno Fracasso

Bruno  FRACASSO is a full professor at Institut Mines-Télécom Atlantique, Optics department, where he teaches signal processing, optics, and optical communications. For more than twenty five years, his research activities have focused on holographic interconnections, optical  fibre switching, “green” photonics and free-space optical transmission. He  has  participated  in  many  Regional,  National  and  EU  projects  on  Optical communication  devices,  systems  and  networks. He is a member of the CNRS Labsticc unit (UMR 6285) and of the Cominlabs labex, which brings together 9 academic partners in the west of France.

 

Bio de Mr Marc Fleschen : 

Marc Maurice Georges Fleschen, est un entrepreneur technologique Français, basé aux Emirats Arabes Unis  avec des bureaux en France et au Luxembourg. Marc est l’un des premiers défenseurs de la technologie LiFi qui a fondé Zéro1 en 2018. De plus, Zero1 est l’un des premiers membres fondateurs de LiFi Alliance, avec Marc en tant que membre fondateur  et président de l’alliance.

French Tech Award 2017, special jury award by CCEF Grand prix PME 2017, Mobile Innovation Award by BPI France in 2017, and Trophy of the Trophies award for Innovations  by CCI international in 2018 sont les plus grands honneurs reçus pour ses réalisations dans cette technologie.

De plus, Marc est actuellement impliqué dans un projet 5G basé sur la technologie LiFi sous l’égide de la vision 5G du Luxembourg.

Détails

Date :
1 juin 2021
Heure :
14h00 - 18h00 CEST

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