Dr Chedia Jarray

PhD in Electrical Engineering

Scientist

Jarray Chedia is a PhD in Electrical Engineering at BECOME Laboratory.

• She received her degree in Communications and Network Engineering from the National Engineering Institute of Gabes in 2013, where completed a Ph.D. Program in Electrical Engeering with a specialization in Wireless Communication and Network Engineering.

• She served as an assistant professor for five years, teaching various courses in Informatics and Networks at several Tunisian universities.

• She is currently working as a researcher in the area of ​​wireless communications and networking at BECOME Labs. She works with teams on various projects related to web development, automation, machine learning and Generative AI.

• Her research interests include sensor networks, machine-to-machine communications, device-to-device communications, stochastic geometry, unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), terahertz communications, and reinforcement learning.

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Publications

3 records

Review article

2023-07 · Journal of Network and Computer Applications

Age of Information minimization in UAV-aided data collection for WSN and IoT applications: A systematic review

Oluwatosin Ahmed Amodu; Umar Ali Bukar; Raja Azlina Raja Mahmood; et al.

The use of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) for data gathering in wireless sensor networks (WSNs) and Internet of Things (IoT) applications has significantly gained interest in recent years. This shift is mainly attributed to the fast…

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2023-04-11 · Drones

A Survey on the Design Aspects and Opportunities in Age-Aware UAV-Aided Data Collection for Sensor Networks and Internet of Things Applications

Oluwatosin Amodu; Rosdiadee Nordin; Chedia Jarray; et al.

Due to the limitations of sensor devices, including short transmission distance and constrained energy, unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) have been recently deployed to assist these nodes in transmitting their data. The sensor nodes (SNs) in wireless…

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