Project-armor:Participation to evaluation of research

Team armor

Members

Overall Objectives

Scientific Foundations

Introduction
Quality of Service
Stochastic modelling
Pricing
Interoperability testing

Application Domains

Application Domains

Software

Experimental platforms
VISIUM platform
Performance and dependability evaluation
Simulation
IPv6 Integration
DNSSEC platform
Network Graph and Path Computation experimental prototype
Internet Protocols Interoperability Testing Platform

New Results

Pricing
Dependability and extensions
TCP
PSQA: Pseudo-Subjective Quality Assessment
Network Design
Low speed links
Autoconfiguration
Wireless networking
Security
Queuing analysis
Analytical fluid models
Interoperability Testing
Mobile networks
Optical networks
Trafic Enginneering
Multicast Routing

Contracts and Grants with Industry

Cyberté: Multiple Network Interfaces Optimized Support for an IPv6 Mobile Terminal
Ubique: QoS Profile Management and Interface Selection
Probabilistic test generation
Fast reroute
IPv6 Interoperability Methodology
ETSI - Test Specifications for IPv6 Interoperability

Other Grants and Activities

National initiatives
European initiatives
International initiatives
Associated team ``PAIR'' (or PAWN: Planning of the Architecture and the infrastructure of a Wide area Network)
Visiting researchers

Dissemination

Animation of research activities
Teaching
Standardization activities
Participation to evaluation of research

Bibliography

Major publications
Publications of the year
References in notes

Inria / Raweb 2005
Presentation of the Project armor

Section: Dissemination

Participation to evaluation of research

G. Rubino was one of the 6 experts that evaluated the PRECEPT ``cluster'' of research activities at France Telecom R&D (Traffic Modelling, Network Control and Protocol Evaluation), in June 2005, requested by the Scientific Management of the company.

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