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Deuxième journée française sur l'IETF (5/12/02)

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Erik Nordmark has been at Sun since 1989, and in SunLabs since 2001. He has spent most of this time on networking centered around IP such as IP Multicast, IPv6, Web performance, TCP/IP multithreading, STREAMS, as well as significant technical work in the Internet Engineering Task Force. He is currently an Area Director in the IETF and as such a member of the Internet Engineering Steering Group (IESG). Before he joined Sun, Erik worked at the Swedish Institute of Computer Science. He holds degrees from Linkoping University, Stanford University, and Uppsala University.

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Pseudo Wire Emulation technology par Matthew Bocci (Alcatel) en Anglais

Matthew Bocci is a Standards Strategist with Alcatel's Broadband Networking Division. He represents Alcatel at the ATM Forum and the IETF PWE3 working group, making significant contributions to aspects of traffic management and interworking for ATM and IP/MPLS networks. He currently serves as Vice Chair of the ATM Forum AIC working group. He has also provided advanced technical consulting for ATM/IP traffic management and PNNI network design, with a particular focus on QoS and network performance.

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VPNs (L1 , L2, L3) par Marco Carugi (Nortel)

Marco Carugi recently joined Nortel Networks as Senior Advisor in the CTO office. His activity is in the domain of Advanced Technology, focusing on strategic protocols and standards. Marco actively participates in standard bodies (IETF, ITU-T, OIF, MPLS Forum), currently co-chairing the IETF PPVPN (Provider Provisioned VPN) Working Group and acting as Rapporteur of Question 11 (IP-based services over MPLS networks) in ITU-T Study Group 13. He is also involved in several worldwide telecommunication conferences as speaker and organizer. He was previously with France Telecom R&D for 8 years, as Research Engineer in Broadband Data Services and Network Technologies, working in specification, evaluation and testing of IP data services and networks (MPLS, VPN, Traffic Engineering, Internet).

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Optics in metro and long haul (OE, ASTN) par Philip Hargrave (Nortel) en Anglais

Philip Hargrave is Chief Scientist, Europe Middle East and Africa at Nortel Networks. Philip provides the channel within the region for customer engagements with technologists, is the spokesperson for Nortel Networks' vision of the future of High Performance Networks and has responsibility for co-ordinating European Standards activities. He is a member of the board of INTELLECT (the UK Information Technology, Telecommunications & Electronics Association) and EICTA (the European Industry Association for Information Systems, Communications Technologies and Consumer Electronics). Prior to taking on this role in August 2000 Philip led a team with the mission of establishing a vision for the next generation of telecommunications networks, de-risking the enabling technologies and taking key components to product. Philip joined the Harlow Laboratories in 1977 having completed a programme of research into extragalactic radio sources at the Cavendish Laboratory, Cambridge. His early work at Harlow centred on Research and Development on the theory and design of radio systems for navigation and communications, culminating in his appointment as Director, Radio and High Integrity Communications in 1992. Philip is a Fellow of the Institution of Electrical Engineers, the Institute of Physics and the Royal Astronomical Society. He was elected a Fellow of the Royal Academy of Engineering in 1996. He is a visiting Professor to the department of Electronic and Electrical Engineering at the University of Strathclyde.

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Plan de controle basé sur IP pour les réseaux optiques (GMPLS) par Dimitri Papadimitriou (Alcatel)

Dimitri Papadimitriou received an MS degree in Physics from the Universite Libre de Bruxelles and an MS degree in Computer Science from the Universite de Liege on Computer Science while co-working in R&D in Networking Protocols at a Research Center (Namur). He has acquired 3 years of experience in the design and evaluation of transport Networks including Optical-SDH/Sonet as well as networking device performance and compliance to IETF/ITU-T standard testing. In 2000, he started working as Senior Engineer in the Optical Network Architecture department of Alcatel, Antwerpen. His current research interests are focused on wavelength switched optical networks including physical aspects and IP-based distributed control plane protocols for optical and photonic networks. His standardization activities are currently focused on the IETF Sub-IP Area (in particular CCAMP and IPO WG) as well as the Optical Internetworking Forum (OIF) where he co-authored numerous contributions.

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Technologie IP Mobile par Thomas Noel (Université ULP de Strasbourg)

Thomas Noel est maitre de conférences au LSIIT - Laboratoire de recherche de l'université Louis Pasteur à Strasbourg et membre du G6 (Groupe Francophone d'expérimentation d'IPv6). Il est en charge des activités Mobilité IP et Wireless au sein de l'equipe de recherche Réseau du LSIIT et s'intéresse plus particulièrement au routage multicast pour les équipements mobiles, aux terminaux mobiles multi-interfaces, à l'optimisation des handovers, à la gestion de l'énergie sur les équipements mobiles embarqués ainsi qu'aux réseaux ad-hoc.

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3GPP et mobile IP par Frederic Delmond/Lionel Morand (FTR&D)

Lionel Morand est actuellement ingénieur R&D chez France Télécom R&D au Centre des Architectures Réseaux, où il est en charge depuis 1998 des études sur l'introduction de la mobilité dans les réseaux fixes et IP, ainsi que sur la mobilité inter-réseau d'accès. A ce titre, il suit activement les études en cours à l'IETF où sont standardisées les solutions IP pour la mobilité, la gestion des droits d'accès au réseau et la gestion de profil utilisateur. Dans un souci d'harmonisation des solutions de gestion de mobilité pour les réseaux fixes, mobiles et IP, il participe également à la standardisation des réseaux 3G au 3GPP, après avoir déjà pris part aux travaux du 3G.IP sur la définition des futurs réseaux mobiles tout-IP. C'est dans le cadre de ces activités qu'il a développé une expertise sur les protocoles Mobile IP et les applications Diameter.

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Les recherches universitaires dans les technologies Internet par Serge Fdida (CNRS)

Serge Fdida is currently a full professor at the University P. & M. Curie (Paris 6). He has been an assistant professor from 1983 to 1989 and a professor with the university René Descartes (Paris) from 1989 to 1995. He also spent a sabbatical year in 1995 with IBM RTP (Raleigh, USA). Serge Fdida is heading the Network and Performance group of the Laboratoire d’Informatique de Paris 6 (LIP6), a research laboratory associated with CNRS (National Scientific Research Center). He is on the editorial boards of Computer Communication and Computer Networks Journals. He served as the program chair and program committee member of numerous international events. He has extensively published in the field of performance evaluation and networking and led several research grants. He was for 8 years, the chair of the french national research group on high-speed networking (RHDM) and is currently the chairman of the European COST264 Action "Enabling Multimedia Group Communication", and the director of Euronetlab, a joint academic-industrial laboratory. Serge Fdida is a senior member of IEEE, member of ACM and IFIP TC6 (WG6.3 & WG6.4). Since early 2000, Serge Fdida is working half-time for the direction of the CNRS-STIC (French National Scientific Research Center).

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MPLS and next generation networking infrastructure par Prof. Bijan Jabbari (George Mason University, US) en Anglais

Bijan Jabbari is a professor of electrical engineering at George Mason University, Fairfax, Virginia, USA, and an affiliated faculty with ENST- Paris, France. He is an editor for the IEEE Transactions on Communications and is on the editorial board of Proceedings of the IEEE. He is the past chairman of the IEEE Communications Society technical committee on Communications Switching and Routing. He is a recipient of the IEEE Millennium Medal in 2000. In 1999, he founded the Advanced Internet Laboratory at George Mason University, through research grants and support of the Internet industry. He received the Ph.D. degree from Stanford University, in 1981, in electrical engineering.

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Les modèles de qualité de service et l'Internet par Jim Roberts (FTR&D)

Jim Roberts has a BSc in mathematics from the University of Surrey, UK and a PhD from the University of Paris. He has been with the France Telecom research labs since 1978. His research has been mainly in the field of performance evaluation and design of traffic controls for multiservice networks. He was chairman of three successive European COST projects on the performance of multiservice networks, this activity culminating in the publication of the book "Broadband Network Teletraffic" (Springer 1996). He has published quite extensively and is or has been a member of a several journal editorial boards including Computer Networks and IEEE/ACM Transactions on Networking. He was a guest editor for the IEEE JSAC issue on Internet QoS in 2000. He is member of many conference programme committees in the networking field including Infocom and SIGCOMM. He is TPC co-chair for Infocom 2003.

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Jean-Michel Cornu est expert dans le domaine de la Societé et des Technologies de l'Information. Il est également le directeur Scientifique de la Fondation Internet Nouvelle Generation. Il a mis en place en 1997 le Groupe Francais pour la participation à la Standardisation de l'Internet qui rassemble les experts francophones qui participent aux travaux de l'IETF. Jean-Michel Cornu a publié plusieurs livres dont : "Internet - Tome 1 : les technologies de demain", dont le tome 2 paraitra en 2003.

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