Phenix research group

CITI lab INSA Lyon Université de lyon
Frugal computing and emancipatory security, helping ICT go through the ecological transition

Our research

In the context of the ecological transition, we cannot continue to make the hypothesis of a perpetual growth and we have to develop our awareness about limited ressources. Two main approaches exists : the sustainable development and the frugality. The scope of Phenix is in this second case.

The Phenix research group will focus in two axes

that we will study throught two approaches:

We called “numerism” the contextual study of digital technologies to better understand their use and societal impact. In this context, we will propose some “good” properties of technologies and their use.

Frugal computing

Some motivations

How to reduce the resource requirements of digital technology, while retaining the most useful services ?

“Numerist” approach:

Technical approach:

Emancipatory security

Some motivations

How to ensure that the Internet remains at the service of all, and that it is secured according to the needs of its users ?

“Numerist” approach:

Technical approach:

Group members

CITI faculty

Associate members

PhD Student

Actions

Documents and communications

[1]
P.-O. Amblard et al., “Atelier : Le techno-solutionnisme a-t-il un avenir ?” in Archipel, 2022.
[2]
S. Ahmed, F. Le Mouël, N. Stouls, and J. Dibangoye, “R-MDP: A Game Theory Approach for Fault-Tolerant Data and Service Management in Crude Oil Pipelines Monitoring Systems,” in 19th EAI International Conference on Mobile and Ubiquitous Systems: Computing, Networking and Services, 2022.
[3]
C. Moriot, F. Lesueur, N. Stouls, and F. Valois, “How to build socio-organizational information from remote IP addresses to enrich security analysis?” in 2022 IEEE 47th conference on local computer networks (LCN), 2022, pp. 287–290.
[4]
L. Gonnord, L. Henrio, L. Morel, and G. Radanne, “A survey on parallelism and determinism,” ACM Computer Survey, Aug. 2022.
[5]
H. Rivano, N. Stouls, and J.-F. Tregouet, “Numérisation du monde et réchauffement climatique : Qui sont-ils, quels sont leurs réseaux ?” Conférence sur invitation par la médiathèque le trente, dans le cadre de la fête de la science, 2022.
[6]
L. Morel and D. Wittmann, “Enjeux environnementaux et sociétaux du numérique.” Journées du Pôle SMART - INSA Lyon - "Développer une ingénierie soutenable au regard des enjeux socio-écologiques dans vos enseignements", 2022.
[7]
M.-P. Escudié and B. William, “Éthique de l’ingénieur.” Journées du Pôle SMART - INSA Lyon - "Développer une ingénierie soutenable au regard des enjeux socio-écologiques dans vos enseignements", 2022.
[8]
H. Rivano, “Enjeux environnementaux et numérique.” Presentation by Hervé Rivano, co-written with Nicolas Stouls; Jean-François Trégouët. Talk invited by the association Objectif21 (INSA Lyon), 2021.
[9]
S. Ahmed, F. Le Mouël, N. Stouls, and G. L. Kouyi, “HyDiLLEch: a WSN-based Distributed Leak Detection and Localisation in Crude Oil Pipelines,” in The 35th International Conference on Advanced Information Networking and Applications (AINA-2021), 2021.
[10]
F. Lesueur, L. Morel, G. Salagnac, and N. Stouls, “Talk : Phénix research group proposal.” Research group proposal: Phénix Frugal computing; emancipatory security, helping ICT go through the ecological transition, 2021.
[11]
F. Lesueur, L. Morel, G. Salagnac, and N. Stouls, “Proposition d’équipe «phénix»,” Proposition d’équipe de recherche «Phénix» : Informatique frugale et sécurité émancipatrice pour un numérique de la transition, 2021.
[12]
S. Ahmed, F. Le Mouël, and N. Stouls, “Resilient IoT-based Monitoring System for Crude Oil Pipelines,” in Proceedings of the 7th international conference on internet of things: Systems, management and security (IOTSMS 2020), 2020.
[13]
H. Rivano, N. Stouls, and J.-F. Trégouët, “Transitions énergétiques et numériques, éléments d’une démocratie technique informée,” AOC [Analyse Opinion Critique], Nov. 2020.