MME KARINE BENNIS - ZEITOUNI 

Bases de données
Nouveaux paradigmes de bases de données
Analyse de masses de données de mobilité
Exploitation et fouille de données

Science des données
Gestion de données spatio-temporelles
Fouille de données temporelles et de trajectoires
Apprentissage automatique
Analyse de données issues de capteurs et de l'internet des objets
 

Bio

Karine Zeitouni is a Professor in Computer Science at the Technical Institute of Technology of Vélizy – UVSQ –  Université Paris-Saclay. She received her Ph.D. in Computer Science from the University of Pierre et Marie Curie (Paris VI), and her HDR (qualification for supervising research) from the University of Versailles. She is Deputy Director of the Graduate School of Computer Science (GS ISN) since March 2021. She is heading the Ambient Data Access and Mining (ADAM) group at DAVID laboratory. Her main research interest lies in databases, big data and data mining, with a focus on spatial and/or temporal data. She mainly applies her research in the fields of transportation, environment, universe science, and health. She has supervised 16 graduate Ph.D. students. She has co-authored over 120 peer-reviewed journal and conference papers. Her research is funded by national grants and multi-partner projects, bilateral research collaboration programs, and the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation program. She regularly serves as a PC member in international conferences in the field of (spatial) databases and data mining, machine learning and as a reviewer for national and international journals in these domains. She has (co-)chaired several conferences and workshops national and international wise.