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My activities include the design, development and operation of Research platforms in the fields of parallel/distributed computing to solve Research problems in graph theory and in IOT, and fog/edge computing. This leads me to initiate and conduct the following projects:
- Idawi - a middleware for the experimentation of applications over dynamic networks (like P2P networks, Delay Tolerant Networks, Ad hoc networks)
- JMaxGraph - a graph library for large-scale computations
- Papareto - a Java framework for parallel self-adaptive evolutionary computing
- JMR - a disk-based distributed batch processor inspired by Map/Reduce
- mpi4lectures - a multi-threaded implementation of MPI targeted to lecturing
- XYCharter - an efficient 2D plotter
Some of these software are also used for teaching at Universté Côte d'Azur.
There are of number of tool software to solve a variety of software issues that we met in the lab:
- Toools - a multi-purpose Java toolbox
- LMU - a sexy UML class diagrams charter
- Jalinopt - a Java toolkit for linear optimization
- Jaseto - a Java toolkit for the XML (de)serialization of Java objects
- Java4unix - integration of Java intro the UNIX environment
- Runnable Bundled Jars - a tool for building and executing self-contained JARs of JARs
Past projects include:
- Madhoc - a MANETs simulator (developed during my PhD at Luxembourg University)
- DRMSim - a discrete-event BGP routing simulator (in collaboration with Alcatel-Lucent)
- BigGrph - a distributed graph library
- Grph - an efficient, portable, easy to use graph toolkit
- Octojus - a Java middleware for distributing applications over clusters of computers
- Jacaboo - distributed application deployer
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