Prosper Chemouil, IEEE Life Fellow, is an Adjunct Researcher in the ROC team (Networks and IoT Systems) of Cnam. He was past Research Director on Future Networks at Orange Labs, R&D Centre of Orange. He graduated from Ecole Centrale de Nantes, France in 1975 and obtained a Ph.D. in control in 1978. He joined France Telecom' R&D (CNET) in 1980 where he led the Network Engineering and Management Department. His interests are with the design and management of Future Networks and their impact on network architecture, traffic engineering, management and QoS. He was co-chair of the IEEE SDN Initiative (2014-2017), and is now Co-Chair of the Industry Community on SDN/NFV/Cloud at IEEE ComSoc. Prosper has been very active in standardization at ITU-T, and in collaborative projects. He is regularly invited to evaluate international research projects and is organizing many events, as General Chair (ISCC 2007, CNSM 2011 & 2021, NetSoft 2015, IM 2017 and NetSoft 2018-2020), TPC Vice-Chair (ICC 2004, HPSR 2006, NetSoft 2019) and organizing member of IEEE/IFIP IM & NOMS since 2005. He is a Member of numerous TPCs, and a Guest and/or Associate Editor of several Journals and Magazines.
Conservatoire National des Arts et Métiers
Paris, Île-de-France, France
IEEE Life Fellow
IEEE
This special honor is reserved for individuals who have truly distinguished themselves through their sustained and lasting contributions to IEEE. January 2021
Arne Jensen Lifetime Achievement Achievement Award
ITC (International Teletraffic Congress)
The Award is presented at ITCs to an individual who has provided exceptional contribution to traffic modeling, control and performance, and dedication to the teletraffic community. The Award was created early 1990s and was renamed in memory of Arne Jensen who founded the International Teletraffic Congress in 1955 and chaired the International Advisory Council of ITC until 1991. September 2015
Salah Aidarous Memorial Award
IEEE/IFIP NOMS/IM Steering Committee
The Award is presented in memory of NOMS'04 Chair Salah Aidarous at each International Network Operations and Management Symposium (NOMS) to an individual who has provided unremitting service and dedication to the IT and Telecommunications Network Operations and Management community. May 2014
Ampère Medal
SEE
December 2003
Fellow, France Telecom R&D
France Telecom
June 1999
Blondel Medal
SEE
December 1996
IEEE Fellow
IEEE
for contributions to the design and implementation of dynamic routing and traffic management systems in telecommunications networks. January 2003