Patrice Raveneau

Dr. Patrice Raveneau is a researcher at the University of Toulouse's IRIT Laboratory, specializing in computer networks, telecommunications, and satellite systems. He leads projects such as Priva'Mov, focusing on privacy in mobility data analysis, and has contributed to hybrid satellite and wireless sensor network research. His work spans international collaborations, including projects with Brazil's FAPEMIG and France's CNES. He actively organizes academic events like the IRT team's weekly meetings and doctoral student symposiums.

Education: Holds a Doctorate in Networks, Telecommunications, Systems and Architectures.

Research Interests: Mobile privacy, delay-tolerant networking (DTN), hybrid satellite-WSN systems, and surveillance technologies. His projects emphasize privacy-preserving algorithms, trajectory reconstruction, and cross-domain communication protocols. Recent work includes botnet utilization for Wi-Fi tracking and optimizing DTN broadcasting mechanisms.

Grants & Projects:
- Lead investigator for Priva'Mov (IMU-funded, 2014–present)
- CNES-funded satellite hybridization project (2010–2011)
- FAPEMIG collaboration with UFMG (2014)

Labs/Teams: Core member of the IRT team at IRIT, organizing academic seminars and fostering international partnerships.