Olivier Fourmaux / RESEARCH

Edge-Net (https://www.edge-net.org/), the globally distributed edge cloud for Internet researchers, is based on industry-standard Cloud software, using Docker for containerization and Kubernetes for deployment and node management. The EdgeNet control plane is operated by the Dioptra group at Sorbonne University, which also runs PlanetLab Europe. Partners :
- US Ignite,
- NYU Tandon School of Engineering,
- Swarm Lab at UC Berkeley,
- Computer Science department at the University of Victoria,
- University of Vienna,
- Cslash.
Donation VMware pour le développement de la plateforme EdgeNet et l'education autour des technologies Kubernetes (avec Timur Friedman (2012-2022)
Cartographie de l'Internet avec Timur Friedman (2016-2020 + 2020-2024) : Mise en place d'un système de mesure et analyse de la topologie de l'Internet. Utilisation des infrastructures de mesures PlanetLab Europe et EdgeNet
Probabilist Graphic Model for P2P-TV Users Behavior Analysis (2016) : Analysis of multi-channel P2P-TV traces with bayesian networks (LIP6 project with P.-H. Wuillemin)
FP7 ICT Project FORGE (2013/2016): Forging Online Education through FIRE (FORGE) is a project bringing the FIRE and eLearning worlds together. FORGE will align FIRE (Future Internet Research and Experimentation) with the ongoing education revolution. This project will specify development methodologies and best practices for offering FIRE experimentation facilities to learners and to the learning community in general. Partners :
- The Open University (coordinator),
- University of Patras
- iMinds (formerly known as IBBT),
- GRNET (Greek Research and Technology Network),
- NICTA (National ICT Australia)
- Trinity College Dublin
Analysis of multichannel P2P-TV delivery (2015) : Analysis of Multi-channel P2P-TV traces (LIP6 project with F. Tarissan)
Behavior Modelisation of P2P-TV Users (2013) : Measurment and analysis of channel switching of P2P-TV users (LIP6 project with S. Tixeuil, T. Artières and B. Amann)
P2P-TV-Zap (2011), P2P-TV-Zap++ (2012): Measurement and analysis of user-driven transient states in P2P-TV systems (LTCI-LIP6 project with D. Rossi).This work was done in collaboration with T. Miyoshi (Shibaura Institute of Technology, Tokyo).
FP6 IST Network of Excellence CONTENT (2006/2009): Targets a key area of Information Society Technologies, namely Content Delivery Networks for Home Users, as an integral part of Networked Audio-Visual Systems and Home Platforms. Partners :
- Univ. Carlos III de Madrid (coordinator)
- Univ. Politecnica de Catalunya
- Lancaster University
- Univ. de Coimbra
- National and Kapodistrian Univ. of Athens
- Techical Univ. Darmstadt
- AGH (Cracow)
- Univ. iOslo
- Techical Univ. Delft
- CINI/Univ. Napoli
P2P Streaming (2005/2006): Live streaming consists in broadcasting an infinite amount of data with time and quality constraints to a group of users. Native internet services cannot deal with this kind of data and the numerous IP extensions proposed for this task are not widely available. Our proposition is to use the P2P model to introduce the desired services (LIP6 project with L. Arantes, B. Le Grand and N. Malouch)