Dr. Eva Marín

Contact Information

Address

Advanced Network Architectures Lab (CRAAX)
NEAPOLIS building,
Rambla Exposicio, 61-69,
08800 Vilanova i la Geltru,
Barcelona, Spain

Email

eva (at) ac.upc.edu

Phone

+34938967291

Web page

http://www.craax.upc.edu/eva

Eva Marín Tordera, PhD
Associate Professor

Short bio

Eva Marín Tordera got the M.S. degrees in physics in 1993 and in electronic engineering in 1998, both from the University of Barcelona, and a Ph.D. from the Technical University of Catalonia (UPC) in 2007.

She is an associate professor at UPC since 1996 where she has developed her teaching and research activities in the Computer Architecture Department. Eva’s reasearch started at the Advanced Broadband Communications Center in 2000, where she introduced a new prediction-based paradigm for routing in optical networks. In 2008 Eva moved her activities to the Advanced Network Architectures Lab (CRAAX), where she is actively working in transfering network concepts to the society (IoT, cloud, social resilience, etc).

She has been member of the organizing committees of many national and international conferences, serving as local co-chair, publication co-chair and technical program committee co-chair for some of them (ONDM2008, WWIC2011, NOC2012, Saconet2014, MedHocNet 2016, IWQoS 2017).

Eva has participated in national and regional projects and EU contracts from the FP6,FP7 and H2020 programs (Nobel1, Nobel2, E-NEXT, e-Photon/One, e-Photon/One+, DICONET, ONE and PACE, CIPSEC mF2C).

Currently she is working in the H2020 project: FISHY, https://fishy-project.eu/

Currently, her main interest is focussed on cloud and fog management, cybersecurity at the edge, and prediction maintenance strategies based on AI.

Recent Publications

Z.Rejiba, X.Masip-Bruin, E.Marín-Tordera, “Towards user-centric, switching cost-aware fog node selection strategies”, Future Generation Computer Systems, Vol.117, pp. 359-368, April 2021, doi: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.future.2020.12.006
Z.Rejiba, X.Masip-Bruin, E.Marín-Tordera, “A survey on mobility-induced service migration in the fog, edge and related computing paradigms”, ACM Computing Surveys, Vol. 52, issue 5, September 2019.
X.Masip-Bruin, E.Marín-Tordera, A.Jukan, G.J.Ren, “Managing Resources Continuity from the Edge to the Cloud: Architecture and Performance”, Future Generation Computer Systems, October 2017
W.Ramirez, X.Masip-Bruin, E.Marín-Tordera, V.Barbosa, A.Jukan, G.J.Ren, O.González de Dios, “Evaluating the Benefits of Combined and Continuous Fog-to-Cloud Architectures”, Computer Communications, Vol.113, pp. 43-52, November 2017
E.Marín-Tordera, X.Masip-Bruin, J.Garcia, A.Jukan, G.J.Ren, J.Zhu, “Do we all really know what a Fog Node is? Current trends towards an open definition”, Computer Communications, Vol. 109, pp. 117-130, September 2017.

Publications

Selected

Z.Rejiba, X.Masip-Bruin, E.Marín-Tordera, “Towards user-centric, switching cost-aware fog node selection strategies”, Future Generation Computer Systems, Vol.117, pp. 359-368, April 2021, doi: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.future.2020.12.006
E.Marín-Tordera, X.Masip-Bruin, J.Garcia, A.Jukan, G.J.Ren, J.Zhu, “Do we all really know what a Fog Node is? Current trends towards an open definition”, Computer Communications, Vol. 109, pp. 117-130, September 2017
E. Marín-Tordera, X. Masip-Bruin, M. Yannuzzi, R. Serral-Gracià, “Multi-domain Optical Routing: Is there life beyond extending BGP?”, in Optical Switching and Networking (OSN), in Elsevier, Volume 11, Part A, Pages 119–135, January 2014
Azodolmolky, S.; Klinkowski, M.; Marin, E.; Careglio, D.; Sole, J.; Tomkos, I.A survey on physical layer impairments aware routing and wavelength assignment algorithms in optical
networks. Computer networks. 53 – 7, pp. 926 – 944.
E. Marin-Tordera, X. Masip-Bruin, S. Sanchez-Lopez, J. Sole-Pareta, J. Domingo-Pascual, “The Prediction-Based Routing in Optical Transport Networks,” in Computer Communications Journal, Elsevier, vol.19, issue 7, pp.865-878, April 200

Journals

Conferences

Book and chapters

R.Serral-Gracià, E. Marín-Tordera, X. Masip Bruin, Chapter 9, “QoS and QoE Effects of Packet Losses in Multimedia Video Streaming”, in book Quality of Experiene Engineering for Customer Added Value Services: From Evaluation to Monitoring, Editors: Abdelhamid Mellouk and Antonio Cuadra-Sanchez, ISBN: 978-1-84821-672-3 July 2014, Wiley-ISTE
G.Maier, E.Marín, M.Quagliotti, W.Erangoli, G.Tamiri, M.Yannuzzi, X.Masip, R.Serral, “Cross Layer Control of Semitransparent Optical Networks under Physical Parameter Uncertainty”, in book Cross-Layer Design in Optical Networks, Springer, Optical Networks Series, 2013, ISSN: 978-1-4614-5670

Students

PhD Students

Alejandro Gómez

Research Plan Title: F2COS: Designing a Coordinated Management Plane for IoT

Zeineb Rejiba

“Mobility-aware mechanisms for fog node discovery and selection” September 2020

Sarang Kahvazadek

“Security architecture for Fog-To-Cloud continuum system”, November 2019

Vitor Barbosa

“Service-oriented PCE Enabling Service Orchestration on IoT Scenarios”, January 2018

Projects

Current Projects

ICOS

Funded by: Towards a Functional Continuum Operating System | Duration: September 2022 until 31 August 2025
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PHOENI2X

Funded by: Towards a Functional Continuum Operating SystemA European Cyber Resilience Framework with Artificial Intelligence-Assisted Orchestration & Automation for Business Continuity, Incident Response& Information Exchange | Duration: September 2022 until 31 August 2025
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HORSE

Funded by: Holistic, Omnipresent, Resilient Services for Future 6G Wireless and Computing Ecosystems | Duration: 1 January 2023 until 31 December 2025
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HOOK

Funded by: EnricHed clOud cOntinuum orchestration strategy: Key OS functionalities development | Duration: September 2022 until August 2025
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