I am a research engineer (PhD) at Inria in Rennes.
Research interests / field of activity
Among various research fields addressed at I4S, I split my activities between research activities and software development mostly for Structural Health Monitoring (SHM) problems, modeling and smart cities data management.
- Infrared imaging and heat transfer modeling
- Inverse problems and interacting particle-Kalman filter
- Autonomous sensors systems and Geographic Information System (GIS, OGC-SWE)
- Geostatistics and geophysical data management
- GPGPU computing
Short bio
I graduated with an engineering degree from ISTIA Angers (France) in computer science in 2011 followed by a master degree in signal processing. In 2014 I received the PhD degree, on the topic of non-destructive testing and long term monitoring through infrared imaging from Ecole Centrale Nantes (ECN) under the supervision of Fréderic Bourquin. Then I joined Inria for a first research engineer position within the ADT Cloud2SM project and since 2016 I am part of the INTERCOM project.
Recent highlights
- Best overall paper award at SPIE Thermosense 2017
- Multiple software submissions to the French Agency for the Protection of IT Programs (APP)
Recent projects
- Equipex SenseCity (since 2012), PhD student then R&D engineer. Infrared SHM systems development and in-situ deployment.
- Cloud2SM (2014-2016), R&D engineer. Autonomous infrared system development and standardization, inverse heat transfer models and particle filter improved by GPGPU.
- Labex CominLabs INTERCOM (2016-2018), R&D engineer. Analyze geostatistical models to propose an innovative way to compress and access multi-sourced data like smart cities sensing strategies.
Contact
Inria Rennes – Bretagne Atlantique
Campus universitaire de Beaulieu
35042 Rennes
e-mail: antoine.criniere(at)inria.fr
twitter: @CriniereA
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