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Sixteenth TéSA Scientific Seminar

March 2020

Sixteenth seminar was held on Wednesday, March 4th from 16h to 18h at TéSA, with presentations by Amal Boubaker and Kareth León:
Amal Boubaker : On the impact of intrinsic delay variation sources on Iridium LEO constellation.
Kareth León : Learning hidden Markov models for anomaly detection in time series.

PhD position available at TéSA

January 2020

TéSA PhD co-funded by CNES and ONERA on image processing for archeology – multi-sensor and machine learning approaches.

Contact us as soon as possible for an application before the 15th April 2020.

Fifteenth TéSA Scientific Seminar

November 2019

Fifteenth seminar was held on Wednesday, November 6th from 16h to 18h at TéSA, with presentations by Adrien Thibaud and Anne-Marie Tobie:
Adrien Thibaud : Répartition équitable des flux dans les named data networking.
Anne-Marie Tobie : Processed 5G signals mathematical models for positioning considering a non-constant propagation channel.

Activity Report 2017-2018

October 2019

The TéSA activity report 2017-2018 is available. Feel free to download and enjoy the reading!

Activity Report 2017-2018

TéSA’s GNSS day took place on July 10th 2019. Pau Closas, a visiting researcher from Northeastern University (Boston, USA), presented a one-day seminar on robust GNSS receivers, with a contribution from DLR’s Daniel Medina. There were about thirty attendees to this event, during which were presented a range of interference types met in GNSS, as well as the various recent algorithms allowing to fight these threats.

Pau Closas at TéSA

July 2019

TéSA welcomes its first visiting researcher, Pau Closas, an Assistant Professor at Northeastern University, Boston, USA. He has come to work together with TéSA’s researchers for a period of three weeks in July 2019, on the topic of GNSS signal processing.

INP INNOV’ 2019

June 2019

Plenty of laurels for TéSA: congratulations to all!

Fourteenth TéSA Scientific Seminar

June 2019

Fourteenth seminar was held on Wednesday, June 5th from 16h to 18h at TéSA, with presentations by Selma Zamoum and Luc Lapierre:

Selma Zamoum : Méthodes d’accès aléatoire pour les communications par satellite.
Luc Lapierre : Traitement d’image appliqué à l’archéologie pour la détection de voie romaine.