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Prof. Fabrice
Valois
Telecommunications
Dpt., Inria Agora,
CITI research lab., INSA
Lyon
Snail address: Bât.
Claude
Chappe - 6,
Avenue des Arts, 69621 Villeurbanne, France (map)
Location: Inria Antenne Lyon La Doua (Bât. CEI-2), 56, Bd Niels
Bohr, 69100 Villeurbanne, France (map)
Tel: +33 4 7243 6418
Mail: fabrice . valois @ insa-lyon . fr
twitter: _fval_
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Since
september 2008, Fabrice Valois is full professor in
INSA Lyon,
where he was associate professor from
2000 to 2008. In january 2000, he received a Ph.D. in computer science
about Performance Evaluation of
Hierarchical Cellular Networks from University of
Versailles. In november 2007, he received the Habilitation
à Diriger des Recherches from University of Lyon I and INSA
Lyon about Self-organisation
of
wireless multi-hop networks. From september 2018 to
august 2019, he was a researcher/temporary assigment (aka
délégation in French...) at Inria
to work on dense and dynamic wireless networks.
He
gives
courses mainly about wireless networks (e.g.
Wi-Fi, wireless sensor networks), cellular networks (e.g.
2G, 3G, 4G) and networking (e.g.
TCP/IP, LAN, mobility management, routing protocols) in the Telecommunications
department. He also gave courses on autonomic networking, and on
performance evaluation tools applied to networking and
telecommunications (e.g.
Markov chains,
queueing theory, simulation tools).
Co-founder
and former director of the CITI
research
laboratory, Fabrice Valois is now a member of the Agora
Inria
research team. His research interests are in the area of dynamic,
dense and autonomous wireless networks (e.g. networks for IoT, wireless
sensor networks, wireless mobile ad hoc networks). More particularly,
his research works are focused on networking protocols design and
performance evaluation. He is co-author of 3 chapter books, 95+
international publications and he holds 4 international patents.
- Research topics:
- Cellular
networks, low power and wide area networks,
wireless
sensor networks, wireless multi-hop networks
- Networking
protocols
design & performance evaluation
- Dense networks and networking issues of IoT
- Data-aggregation to save energy and capacity in wireless networks
- Self-organisation,
self-configuration,
self-*, autonomous networking mechanisms
- Current
academic duties (main):
- Member of the steering committee
of the GDR CNRS RSD, since 2022
- President of the scientific council
of the Labex IMU,
since 2022
- Member
of the scientific council of the Labex
IMU since 2016
- Previous
academic duties (main):
- Definition
of the research project of the CITI research laboratory, Humans
connected to the Digital Society, which drives the
development of the CITI since 2013
- Elected
member of the scientific council of the CITI research laboratory
from 2012 to 2014
- Head
of the international affairs of the CITI research laboratory from
2011 to 2014
- Vice-head
of the CITI research laboratory in 2008
- Leader
of the networking research group
(7 permanent researchers, ~10 PhD students) from
2006 to 2010
- Involved
in
the definition of the research projects of Inria ARES (2001), Inria
SWING (2009), Inria Urbanet (2015) and Inria Agora (2018)
- Co-founder
of the CITI research laboratory, with Prof.
S. Frenot, Prof.
J.-M. Gorce, Prof.
F. Naït-Abdesselam, Prof.
S. Ubéda, in 2000
- Current
Ph.D. Students:
- Zhiyi Zhang, Aerial
base station in cellular networks, with Dr.
R. Stanica, since 2021
- Gwendoline
Hochet-Derevianckine, Faisabilité
et performances d’un réseau LoRaWAN dans la bande ISM 2.4 GHz,
with Prof. A. Guitton
(UCA) and Dr.
O. Iova and Dr.
B. Ning (Semtech), since 2021
- Camille Moriot, DDos Attacks and
their impacts on the Internet Architecture, with Dr.
F. Lesueur (UBO) and Dr.
N. Stouls, since 2020
- Kawtar Lasri, Aggregated data
collection in LPWAN networks, with Dr.
O. Iova, since 2019
- Mihai Popescu, Mobility of fleet
of drones under connectivity constraints, with Prof.
O. Simonin and Dr.
A. Spalanzani (UGA), since 2015
- Current
resarch collaborations & research projects:
- Visiting
positions:
- Invited professor, University
of Waterloo (Canada), Prof. C. Rosenberg (4 weeks, 2019)
- Visiting professor, Université
de Yaoundé 1 (Cameroon), Prof. M. Tchuente (1 week, 2014)
- Invited professor, Shanghai
Jiao Tong University (China), Prof. Guo (7 months, 2011)
- Visiting
professor, Northwestern
Polytechnic University of Xi'an (China), Prof. Li Bo
(1 week, 2008)
- Invited
professor, Ecole
Polytechnique de Montréal (Canada), Prof. S.
Pierre (4 months, 2007)
- Former
Ph.D. Students:
- Romain Pujol, User association
in self-deployable cellular networks, 2022 (co-advisor with
Dr. R. Stanica).
Now lecturer, INSA Lyon.
- Rodrigue
Domga
Komguem, Wireless sensor
networks for intersection management, 2020 (co-advisor with Dr.
R. Stanica and Prof.
M.
Tchuente). Now, associate professor at Univ. of. Yaoundé 1,
Cameroon.
- Jad Oueis, Radio
access and core functionalities in self-deployable mobile networks,
2018 (co-advisor with Dr.
R. Stanica). Now, consultant, Cap Gemini, France.
- Guillaume
Gaillard, How to operate IoT
networks with contracts of quality of service (Service Level
Agreements), 2016 (co-advisor with Dr.
F. Theoleyre and D. Barthel). Now, research engineer, IRIT,
France.
- Jin Cui, Data-aggregation
in wireless sensor networks, 2016. Now, lecturer,
Northwestern Polytechnical University of Xi'an, China.
- Quentin
Lampin, QoS constraints and
time constraints in wireless
sensor networks, 2014 (co-advisor with Dr. I. Augé-Blum and
D. Barthel). Now, research engineer, Orange Labs, France.
- Anis Ouni,
Capacity and ressources management
in wireless mesh networks, 2014 (co-advisor with Dr.
H.
Rivano). Now, Wi-Fi integration engineer, Intel
Corportation, France.
- Alexandre
Mouradian, Proposition and
formal verification of real-time wireless sensor networks protocols,
2013 (co-advisor with Dr. I. Augé-Blum). Now, associate Professor,
Université Paris-Sud, France.
- Ochirkhand
Erdene-Ochir, Resilient
networking security for wireless
sensor
networks, 2013 (co-advisor with Dr.
M.
Minier and A. Kountoris). Now, patent examiner, European Patent
Office, Germany.
- Ibrahim
Amadou, Towards zero control
packets in wireless sensor networks for energy saving,
2012. Now, research engineer, Inria, France.
- Bilel
Romdhani, Energy-efficient
networking protocols for wireless sensors and actuators networks,
2012 (co-advisor with D. Barthel). Now, M2M telecom engineer, ERDF,
France.
- Karel
Heurtefeux, Self-organisation
schemes
for large scale wireless sensor networks, 2009.
Now, lead
application
engineer, Infineon Technologies, Germany.
- Jia-Liang
Lu, Impacts of Self-organized Mechanisms in wireless
sensor networks, 2008. Now, associate
professor,
Shanghaï Jiao Tong University, China.
- Fabrice
Theoleyre, Self-organisation
for
mobile ad hoc networks and hybrid networks: concepts &
applications, 2006. Now, CNRS research
scientist in I-Cube, Strasbourg, France.
- Houda
Khedher, Performance
evaluation of cellular networks: from measurements to
optimization, 2004 (co-advisor with Prof.
S. Ubéda, and Prof.
S. Tabbane).
Now, associate
professor
in Sup'Com, Tunis, Tunisia.
- Previous
projects:
- Scientific
leader
for INSA Lyon of the PSPC Fed4PMR (Federation
of 4G professional mobile radio networks) (2015-2020)
- Member
of the PHC Dronem on Monitoring
using fleet of drones, with Cluj-Napoca University
(Romania) (2017-2018)
- DGA
CLOTHO project (Energy-efficient
devices tracking) (2016-2018, scientific leader for INSA
Lyon)
- Member of the Inria
Project Lab on Smart Cities (2015-2018)
- ANR IDEFIX, Intelligent
design for future mobile Internet for enhanced experience (2013-2016)
- External research program (CRE)
with Orange Labs, Quality of
service support in wireless sensor networks (2012-2016,
scientific leader)
- External research program (CRE)
with Orange Labs, Data-aggregation
in wireless sensor networks (2013-2016, scientific leader)
- ANR ARESA2, Advanced
wireless sensor networks w/ IPv6 and security support
(2010-2013, scientific leader for Inria)
- ANR ECOSCELLS about Efficient
Cooperating Small Cells (2009-2012)
- ANR UBIQUEST, Ubiquitous
Quest : declarative approach for networking and data management in
multi-hop wireless networks (2009-2012)
- External
research program (CRE) with Orange Labs France, Quality
of service in wireless sensor networks (2009-2012,
scientific leader)
- External
research program (CRE) with Orange Labs France,
Security resilient properties in wireless
sensor
networks
(2009-2012, scientific leader)
- External
research program (CRE) with Orange Labs France, Wireless
sensor and actuators networks (2008-2011,
scientific leader)
- ANR
ARESA, Smart wireless sensor
networks (2006-2009, scientific
leader for Inria)
- Joint
research
project (PRA) with S. Grumbach (LIAMA, China) about Data
query
processing for wireless sensor networking (2006-2008,
scientific leader)
- External research
program
(CRE) with
Orange
Labs France,
Self-organisation for wireless
sensor networks (2004-2008,
scientific leader)
- Member
of the CARMA ARC project focused on Capacity
of wireless mesh networks (2006-2007)
- Member
of the IRAMUS ARC project focused on Radio
Interfaces
for Multi-hop Wireless Networks (2004-2005)
- Joint
research
project (STIC-Tunisia) with Prof. S. Tabbane (Sup'Com,
Tunis, Tunisia) about Mobility
models
for mobile ad hoc networks (2004-2006,
scientific leader)
- Conferences
& research school (chairing):
- General co-chair w/ Prof.
C. Julien, EWSN
(International Conference on Embedded Wireless Systems and Networks),
2020, France (100+ attendees)
- Organization committee of the LPWAN
Days #1, 2019, France (60+ attendees)
- General co-chair w/ Dr.
F. Rousseau, CoRes (Rencontres
Francophones sur la conception de protocoles, l'évaluation de
performance et l'expérimentation des réseaux de communication),
2016, France (30+ attendees)
- General co-chair w/ Prof.
T. Noël, IEEE WiMob (International
Conference On Wireless and Mobile Computing, Networking and
Communications), 2013, France
(110+ attendees)
- General
chair,
Digital society for e-human,
Pavillon France, Shanghai Expo, 2010 (80+
attendees)
- Vice-chair,
Mobile
& Wireless Networks Track, IEEE
Personal
Indoor Mobile and Radio Communications Symposium, 2008,
France (800+ attendees)
- General
co-chair
w/ Prof.
T. Noël, Workshop on Mobility
Models, IEEE Wimob, Canada, 2007 (30+ attendees)
- General co-chair w/ Prof.
G. Pujolle & Prof.
S. Ubéda, CNRS EcoTel Summer School on Mobile
Networks, 2004, Tunisia (60+ attendees)
- Organisation chair, MS3G (Mobile
Services and 3G networks, Entretiens
Jacques
Cartier), 2001, France (60+ attendees)
- Conferences
& workshops (TPC involvement):
- ICC,
IEEE International Conference
on Communications, 2023, 2022, 2021, 2020, 2019, 2016,
2015, 2014, 2013, 2012, 2011, 2010, 2009, 2008
- Globecom,
IEEE Global Communications Conference, 2022, 2021,
2020, 2019, 2018, 2017, 2016, 2015, 2014, 2013, 2012, 2011, 2010
- IWCMC,
International Wireless
Communications and Mobile Computing, 2022, 2021, 2020,
2017, 2016, 2015, 2014, 2012, 2011, 2010, 2009, 2007
- WCNC,
IEEE Wireless Communications
and Networking Conferences, 2022, 2021, 2020, 2019,
2016, 2015, 2014, 2013
WiMob,
IEEE International
Conference On Wireless and Mobile Computing, Networking
and Communications, 2022, 2013, 2012, 2011, 2010,
2009, 2008, 2007, 2006
- WiSARN,
International Workshop on
Wireless Sensor, Actuator and Robot Networks, 2021,
2020, 2018, 2017, 2016,
- ICT,
International Conference
on Telecommunications, 2021, 2020, 2019, 2017,
2016
- VTC
Spring,
IEEE Vehicular Technology
Conference, 2018, 2015, 2013, 2011
- PIMRC,
IEEE Personal Indoor
Mobile and Radio Communications Symposium, 2017,
2012, 2009
- ISCC,
IEEE International
Symposium on Computer and Communications, 2017
- AINA,
IEEE International
Conference on Advanced Information Networking and
Applications, 2015, 2014, 2013, 2012
- SensorCom,
International Conference
on Sensor Technologies and Applications, 2013,
2012, 2011, 2010, 2009, 2008, 2007
- Mesh,
International Conference
on Advances in Mesh Networks, 2013, 2012
- WPMC,
IEEE International
Symposium on Wireless Personal Multimedia Communications,
2012, 2011
- UrbaNe,
ACM
Workshop on Urban Networking, 2012
- ADHOCNETS, Second International Conference on Ad Hoc Networks,
2010
- PE-WASUN,
ACM International Workshop
on Performance Evaluation of Wireless Ad Hoc, Sensor, and
Ubiquitous
Networks, 2007, 2006
- IWWAN,
International
Workshop on Wireless Ad-hoc and Sensor Networks, 2006
- EPEW,
European Performance
Evaluation Workshop, Septembre 2005
- Misc.:
- 20+ invited talks on mobile ad
hoc networks, self-organization, wireless sensor networks,
network architectures and protocols for smart cities, wireless
networking form experimentation point of view, networking
challenges in IoT, etc.
- Reviewer
of 45+ PhD thesis & HDR since 2007
- Examiner
of 25+ PhD thesis & HDR defenses since 2007
- Member of 30+ recruitment
committees for assistant professor position, associate professor
positions, full professor positions, since 2001
- Cited
in the Mathematics
Genealogy Project
- Current
teaching topics
(~240h/year):
- MAC protocols and local area networks (bachelor level)
- TCP/IP stack (bachelor level)
- Cellular and mobile networks(master level)
- Markov chains and queueing theory applied to network performance
evaluation (master level)
- Involved in the macSUP
project with the Museum of Modern Art of Lyon (MAC
Lyon) about creativity in arts, sciences and technologies
(master and doctoral levels)
- Past teaching topics (~220h/year):
- Autonomous networking (master
level)
- Introduction to Internet and
networking protocols for high-school teachers (ISN
option, BAC)
- Simulation tools applied to network architectures design (master
level)
- Simulation
and
stochastic tools for performance evaluation of networks
(master level)
- Wireless sensor networks: from theory to
practice (master level)
- (main) Teaching duties:
- Since 2014, Professor at ISTEAH
(Institut des Sciences, des
Technologies et des Etudes Avancées d'Haïti)
- From 2011 to 2018, head of the Networking teaching group (8
permanents, 5 non permanents) in the Telecommunications
Dpt. of INSA Lyon
- From 2011 to 2017, elected member of the department council of
the Telecommunications Dpt. of INSA Lyon
- From 2006 to 2014, leader of the SPE-T program of INSA Lyon
- From 2006 to 2008, vice-head of the international affairs of the
Telecommunications Dpt. of INSA Lyon
- In 2006, founder of the Special
Engineering Program about Telecommunications (SPE-T, 6
months) in China for INSA Lyon with Shanghaï
Jiao-Tong
University and EM Lyon,
including the departments of Computer
Science, Electrical
Engineering and Telecommunications
of INSA Lyon (one semester, ~20 master students)
- From 2000 to 2008, leader of a teaching program about Mobile
&
Wireless Networks (architectures, services, applications) for
the departments Computer
Science, Electrical
Engineering and Telecommunications
of INSA Lyon (150h., 25+ master students)
- Former
students:
- Supervision of 15+ master students
- Supervision of 40+ R&D master internships
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