Daphné TUNCER

Overview

My research focuses on the complexity of managing networked system infrastructures and resources.

Connected mobility solutions, IoT services for energy systems, ultra-high definition video streaming, all these applications build upon complex networks of interconnected machines and devices to operate. Information exchanged through these networks is today expected to be delivered almost instantaneously, with no losses, and at high rate.

Making sure that these complex networks provide the desired services is challenging: they involve very different types of software and hardware resources that need to work together, they span geographical areas ranging from few centimetres to thousands of kilometres, and they keep changing to adapt to new needs and requirements.

My work looks into how networks are built, monitored, maintained and operated, and how their management has been evolving so as to make the shift to digitalisation in many sectors a reality.

Keywords: digitisation in electric mobility; data logistics for cyberphysical systems; knowledge-centric networking; software-based and programmable networks; networked system monitoring and management.

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