Les projets STIC AmSud de l'Institut Télécom

Le Programme régional STIC-AmSud est une initiative de la coopération française et des représentants d'Argentine, du Brésil, du Chili, du Pérou et d'Uruguay dont l'objectif est de générer et renforcer les capacités régionales d'Amérique du Sud et la coopération avec la France pour la mise en œuvre de réseaux de recherche-développement dans le domaine des Sciences et Technologies de l'Information et Communication (STIC).

• MMVPSCV - Mathematical models for visual perception and subpixel computer vision (2011-2012)

International Coordinator: Andrés Almansa (Telecom ParisTech, France)

Scientific Coordinators: Pablo Musé (Universidad de la República, Uruguay), Marta Mejail (Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina), Alvaro Pardo (Universidad Católica del Uruguay, Uruguay), Jean-Michel Morel (ENS Cachan)

Contact at Institut Telecom: Andres Almansa

• MAITRE - Monitoring, analisis and traffic engineering in heterogeneous networks (2011-2012)

International Coordinator: Sandrine Vaton (Telecom Bretagne, France)

Scientific Coordinators: Pablo Belzarena (Universidad de la República, Uruguay), Luis Armando Marrone (Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina), Philippe Owezarski (LAAS-CNRS, France)

Contact at Institut Telecom: Sandrine Vaton

• NanoRadio - Design for reliability and portability of RF Interfaces based on Nanoscale CMOS technology (2010-2011)

International Coordinator: Lirida Naviner (Institut Telecom – Telecom ParisTech)
Scientific Coordinators: Antonio Petraglia (COPPE/UFRJ, Brazil), Fernando Silveira (Universidad de la República, Uruguay), Sergio Bampi (UFRGS, Brazil).

Contact at Institut Telecom: Lirida Naviner

• SCAN – Self-Conscious Ambient Networks (2009-2010)

SCAN is a basic research project in the area of pervasive and ambient services. SCAN’s main objective is the creation of a pervasive space of services on top of Internet, managed by ambient service servers structured in overlay networks. Service servers will deliver high level services to mobile users connected to a great diversity of access networks. Different issues related to this objective will be investigated such as architectural requirements, service design and composition techniques, as well as modeling, validation and QoS of adaptive mechanisms for self-conscious network communication and users mobility. SCAN aims to establish an integrative activity based on the proposed common research program. SCAN will go beyond a mere integration of the research activities of the consortium members, by involving a large participation of its members in research activities and organisations within the whole research area by the integration of network technologies.

Partners:  CNRS Toulouse – France, Institut Telecom, Universidad de Chile, Universidad de la Republica (Montevideo, Uruguay), Pontifícia Universidade Católica do Paraná (Brazil)
 
Contact at Institut Telecom: Stéphane Maag