annie gravey

Annie GRAVEY was born in Caen, France, in 1956. Annie Gravey received the French “Agrégation de Mathématiques” in 1978 and a PhD degree in Automatics and Signal Theory from Paris-Sud University (France) in 1981. She is currently Professor in the Computer Science Department at IMT Atlantique, Brest (France), and has joined the IRISA in 2012 in the ADOPNET research team. Before joining IMT Atlantique in 2000, she spent almost 20 years in France Telecom Research Lab (now Orange Labs), in Lannion (France), where she analysed or designed mechanisms for specifying and controlling broadband traffic. She also participated for many years to both ITU and ETSI and contributed to the traffic management and QoS specification of ATM and IP standards. Her research interests include the design and evaluation of traffic engineering methods for broadband networks, and of procedures related to QoS specification and management. In particular, in the last few years, she has focused on broadband Access networks (Optical, wired and wireless), on the design of Metropolitan Optical networks with sub-wavelength granularity, on fixed/mobile/Wi-Fi integration, and on controlling the deployment of applications on different networks and network elements. Most of these topics are related to evolutionarily approaches for next generation Internet. She participated to many collaborative projects between the industry and the academia, both within France and within Europe. The most recent projects are IROISE (RNRT 2004), ECOFRAME (ANR 2007), Companymages (DGE 2007), VIPEER (VERSO 2009), ODISEA (FUI 2011), SASER (CELTIC 2013), COMBO (FP7 2013), N-GREEN (ANR 2015), FLEXOPTIM (ANR 2017). She published more than 150 papers and supervised more than 20 PhDs