Project-ASAP:Thomson

Team ASAP

Members

Overall Objectives

Highlights of the year
General objectives
Models and abstractions for large-scale distributed computing
Resource management in peer-to-peer overlays
Peer-to-peer computing and wireless autonomic networks
Malicious behaviors in large scale networks

Scientific Foundations

Introduction
Models and abstractions of large-scale dynamic systems
Peer-to-peer overlay networks
Epidemic protocols
Malicious process behaviors

Application Domains

Panorama
Resource management in Internet-based applications
Sensor-based applications

Software

Peerple
Move&Play and MNPlight
GossipLib: library for effective development of gossip-based applications
HEAP: Heterogeneity-aware gossip protocol.
Papeer: Peer-to-peer social-centric paper management platform.

New Results

Panorama
Models and abstractions: dealing with dynamics
GOSSPLE : A radically new approach to navigating the digital information universe
Resource management in large-scale dynamic systems
Peer-to-peer wireless autonomic networked systems

Contracts and Grants with Industry

Thomson

Other Grants and Activities

National grants
International grants
Visits (2009)

Dissemination

Community animation
Academic teaching
Conferences, seminars, and invitations
Administrative responsibilities

Bibliography

Major publications
Publications of the year
References in notes

Inria / Raweb 2009
Presentation of the Project ASAP

Section: Contracts and Grants with Industry

Thomson

Participants : Anne-Marie Kermarrec, Nicolas Le Scouarnec.

From november 2007 to november 2010, we have a collaboration with Thomson R&D France on providing coding and incentives mechanisms for audio/video secure content distribution over Internet using the peer to peer paradigm. In this context, Anne-Marie Kermarrec acts as the PhD advisor of Nicolas Le Scouarnec.

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