Research
My research interests lie in the field of distributed systems, particularly peer-to-peer systems. In the past, I've worked mainly on peer-to-peer storage. My current research focuses on peer-to-peer streaming.
Bio
I received my PhD in Computer Science in 2006 from the Université Pierre et Marie Curie, in Paris, France. My PhD thesis focused on a new P2P file system called Pastis. Before graduate school I studied Electrical Engineering at the Buenos Aires Institute of Technology, Argentina. I also spent a couple of years in the industry working in R&D departments of Siemens Argentina and Schlumberger France (now called Gemalto).
Publications
Conferences
F. Picconi and L. Massoulié. ISP-friend or foe? Making P2P live streaming ISP-aware. In ICDCS, 2009. (download extended version)
M. Varvello, F. Picconi, C. Diot, and E. Biersack. Is There Life in Second Life? In CoNEXT, 2008.
F. Picconi and L. Massoulié. Is there a future for mesh-based live video streaming? In P2P, 2008.
F. Picconi, B. Baynat, and P. Sens. An analytical estimation of durability in DHTs. In ICDCIT, 2007.
J-M. Busca, F. Picconi, P. Sens. Pastis: A Highly-Scalable Multi-User Peer-to-Peer File System. In Euro-Par, 2005.
F. Picconi, J-M. Busca, P. Sens. Exploiting network locality in a decentralized read-write peer-to-peer file system. In ICPADS, 2004.
Workshops
F. Picconi, B. Baynat, and P. Sens. Predicting durability in DHTs using Markov chains. In ADSS, 2007.
F. Picconi, N. Ravi, M. Gruteser, and L. Iftode. Probabilistic data validation for V2V traffic information systems. In VANET, 2006.
F. Picconi and P. Sens. Using incentives to increase availability in a DHT. In Hot-p2p, 2006.
Technical reports
F. Picconi and L. Massoulié. ISP-friend or foe? Making P2P live streaming ISP-aware. Thomson Technical Report, Nov. 2008.
M. Varvello, F. Picconi, C. Diot, and E. Biersack. Is There Life in Second Life?. Thomson Technical Report, Jul. 2008.
F. Picconi, J-M. Busca, and P. Sens. An experimental evaluation of the Pastis peer-to-peer file system under churn.. INRIA Technical Report, 2006.
J-M. Busca, F. Picconi, P. Sens. Pastis: A Highly-Scalable Multi-User Peer-to-Peer File System. INRIA Technical Report, 2004.
Posters
F. Picconi and L. Massoulié. ISP-friendly live streaming. SIGCOMM 2009 poster session.
Others
F. Picconi. Pastis, a peer-to-peer file system for persistent large-scale storage. Ph.D. thesis, Université Pierre et Marie Curie, 2006.
J-M. Busca, F. Picconi, P. Sens. Pastis: un système de fichiers pair à pair multi-écrivain passant l'échelle. In DRUIDE, 2004.
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