We are publishing the fifth video in our series of interviews presenting the research work of our different departments. Yves DUTHEN, teacher-researcher in the CISO department, REVA team, explains his research work on artificial life.
Can computer science save the planet? In any case, computer models can contribute to a better understanding of the effects of different policies that could be put in place to fight against the threats that threaten it. This is what is shown by Benoît Gaudou, Associate Professor at the University of Toulouse Capitole and member of SMAC Team – IRIT, and a group of Franco-Vietnamese researchers, through their contribution to
Head : LocURa4IoT (Localization and UWB-Based Ranging testbed for the Internet of Things) [1] is a testbed platform dedicated to the study and analysis of the performance of Ranging networks and protocols [2] and fine synchronization [3]. It also addresses the problem of locating radio nodes in indoor environments, mainly by measuring the radio time of flight as a distance measurement method [4]. Initially designed for the study of networks
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Heads : et ELIPSE REVA RMESS SAMOVA SEPIA SIG SMAC T2RS The world has experienced tremendous urban growth in recent decades with 70% of the world’s population expected to live in urban areas by 2050 [1]. Cities are responding to the environmental, transportation and infrastructure challenges this presents with plans for becoming more intelligent, interconnected and efficient — with information and communications technologies (ICTs) as a key enabler [2] [3]. Specifically, the literature [4]
