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Karine Altisen

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 Publications


 Research Activities

Fault tolerant distributed algorithms: design and (pen-and-paper) proof, formal proof, simulation.

Design of Self-Stabilizing Distributed Algorithms
Certification of Self-Stabilizing Distributed Algorithms using Coq
  • ANR ESTATE project : Enhancing Safety and self-sTAbilization in Time-varying distributed Environments
Distributed Approach for Cross-Layer Resource Allocation in Wireless Sensor Networks

Probabilistic Methods for Routing Algorithms in Wireless Sensor Networks

 Information

Contact
Karine.Altisen univ-grenoble-alpes.fr
Verimag, Bâtiment IMAG, Université Grenoble Alpes, 700, avenue centrale, 38401 Saint Martin d’Hères. FRANCE.
tel : +33 4 57 42 22 23
fax : +33 4 57 42 22 22
Position

Maître de conférences / assistant professor

Teaching at Grenoble INP, Ensimag.
Research at VERIMAG laboratory, teams Shared Resources and Formal Proofs.

 Misc

Artists
Isaline Lepère.

 Past

Former Research Topics
Past Projects
  • ARESA 2 Project: "Connect to the IP world dynamic wireless sensor networks in a secure and energy efficient way"
  • Terra: Proving efficiency results on probabilistic routing protocols dedicated to large-scale Wireless Sensors Networks.
  • HELP Project: High Level Models for Low Power Systems
  • FoToVP: Formal Tools for the Virtual Prototyping of Embedded Systems
  • Cortos: Control and Observation of Real-Time Open Systems. Studies the relations between controller synthesis, observability and fault detection in timed systems.
  • Control-A: relations between reactive system programming (their control), and aspect programming.
Past
  • PhD thesis (12/2001) at Verimag Lab, advisor J. Sifakis, on controller synthesis of timed automata applied to real time scheduling.
  • Postdoctoral position (from 12/2001 to 08/2002) at INRIA Rhônes Alpes, in the popart team on modeling of multi-task control-command systems and automatic generation of controllers.
  • Assistant professor at Ensimag and Verimag (since 09/2002).