Thrasyvoulos SPYROPOULOS
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Thrasyvoulos SPYROPOULOS
Eurecom - Mobile Communications
Assistant-Professor
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Research
Current research topics
- Analytical Tools for Networks
- Mobility Modeling
- Delay Tolerant Networks
- Intelligent Transportation Systems
- Social Networks
- Traffic Classification
Current research interests
- His general interests revolve around the application of different mathematical tools and/or cross-disciplinary approaches to solve or better understand difficult networking problems.
- The analytical tools used include stochastic modeling, transient analysis of random walks, fluid approximations and mean-field analysis, statistical learning theory, complex network analysis, and graph theory, while the areas of application are Delay Tolerant Networks, Mobility Modeling, Intelligent Transportation Systems, Social Networks, and Traffic classification.
- His recent research efforts include: (i) the study of macroscopic (long term) properties of human and vehicular mobility, and their links to social network analysis, (ii) performance analysis frameworks for distributed optimization and distributed estimation over mobile peer-to-peer networks, and (iii) traffic classification using flow data.
Current research memberships
- He is a member of the IEEE and ACM associations. He has served in the Technical Program Committee of major IEEE and ACM conference (WOWMOM, SECON, INFOCOM, MOBIHOC, and others), and is regular reviewer for Transactions on Networking and Transactions on Mobile Computing. He has also been the program co-chair for the IFIP International Workshop on Self-Organizing Systems 2009
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Distinctions
- He is the recipient of the best paper award for the IEEE conference on Sensor and Ad Hoc Communications and Networks, for the paper titled “Optimal Buffer Management Policies in Delay Tolerant Networks”, co-authored with Chadi Barakat and Amir Krifa.



