Location :

Thomson Paris Lab
46, Quai A. Le Gallo
92648 Boulogne Cedex
Nearest metro station: "Boulogne Pont de Saint Cloud" (line 10).
Look for  directions  with mappy.fr.

Please register in advance!
All are welcome to attend the sessions and stay for lunch, but we would like to know in advance to help organizing the event.
Please contact augustin.chaintreau@thomson.net or venus.apovo@thomson.net to announce that you are coming. 
Thank you.

The seminar will be in Salle Billancourt A.

Abstract :

All authors of SIGMETRICS or PODC paper/posters are invited to come and present their work to each 
other, and the usual Paris crowd of researchers and students.

Detailed program:

10:00 - 10:30 Welcome coffee break

10:30 - 12h Session I: Gossip and Small world

Efficient Control of Epidemics over Random Networks
presented by Marc Lelarge (INRIA and ENS, FR)
(to be presented at SIGMETRICS 2009)

The Effect of Power-Law Degrees on the Navigability of Small Worlds
presented by George Giakkoupis (CNRS, LIAFA Université Parid 7 Denis Diderot),
joint work with Pierre Fraigniaud (CNRS, LIAFA Université Parid 7 Denis Diderot), 
(to be presented at PODC 2009)

The Age of Gossip: Spatial Mean Field Regime
presented by Nikodin Ristanovic (EPFL, CH)
joint work with Augustin Chaintreau (Thomson, FR); Jean-Yves Le Boudec (EPFL, CH);
(to be presented at SIGMETRICS 2009)

12:00 - 14:00 lunch break

14:00 - 15:00 Session II: Internet Measurements

Maximum likelihood estimation of the flow size distribution tail index from sampled packet data
presented by Patrick Loiseau (Université de Lyon, FR)
joint work with Paulo Gonçalves (INRIA, FR); Stéphane Girard (INRIA, FR); 
Florence Forbes (INRIA, FR); Pascale
Vicat-Blanc Primet (INRIA, FR)
(to be presented at SIGMETRICS 2009)

Towards Multihop Available Bandwidth Estimation - Inverse Problems in
Queueing Networks
presented by Bruno Kauffmann (École Normale Supérieure, FR)
joint work with Francois Baccelli (INRIA-ENS, FR); ; Darryl Veitch (University of Melbourne, AU)
(to be presented at SIGMETRICS 2009)

Host :

The Paris Thomson Lab