Section: Partnerships and Cooperations

European Initiatives

Collaborations in European Programs, except FP7 & H2020

QuEEN project

• Program: CELTIC

• Project acronym: QuEEN

• Project title: Quality of Experience Estimators in Networks

• Duration: October 2011 - January 2015

• Coordinator: Orange Labs

• Other partners: 24 partners in many European partners

• Abstract: QuEEN is a large 3-year Celtic project going from end 2011 to January 2015. Its objectives are to develop automatic QoE measurement modules for Web services and applications, and to organize these measurement modules as a network of cooperative agents in order to allow each agent to take advantage of the measurements done by the others. Dionysos was involved in most of the activities of the project, and QuEEN partners have benefit from our experience in developing the PSQA technology. QuEEN involved many companies and academic institutions (24 European partners); the project leader was Orange Labs, in Sophia Antipolis.

  For more details, visit http://celtic-queen.inria.fr/dokuwiki/doku.php?id=start

DPDM1

• Program: IT for Knowledge Management, IT4 Innovations, National Supercomputing Center, Ostrava, Czech Republic

• Project acronym: DPDM1

• Project title: Database of Performance and Dependability Models 1

• Duration: October 2014 – March 2015

• Coordinator: Technical University of Ostrava

• Other partners: Inria (G. Rubino, Dionysos)

• Abstract: the project consists in using the supercomputing facilities at Ostrava to build very large models with known numerical solutions, that will serve as a benchmark to many types of techniques designed to compute numerically exact values, bounds, estimations, etc., under research efforts all over the world (areas: Markovian models, rare event problems, neural networks, etc.).

Collaborations with Major European Organizations

• Partner 1: FTW, Vienna (Austria)

• We work with FTW on network economics.

• Partner 2: VTT, Oulu, Finland

• We work with VTT on Quality of Experience estimation and use.