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Computer Science

Introduction and Research Topics

The Computer Science Department at IRIMAS brings together all computer science researchers at the University of Haute-Alsace (UHA). It is organized around three specialized research teams:

  • OMeGA: Optimization by Metaheuristics, alGorithmics, and modelizAtion.

  • MSD: Modeling and Data Science.

  • RT: Networks and Telecommunications

The staff consists of about thirty full-time employees. Geographically, the MSD and OMeGA are based on the Illberg campus at ENSISA in Mulhouse, while the RT is located in Colmar, at the IUT.

Objectives and Unifying Theme

The department has chosen big data as the central focus of its work. In response to the massive increase in data generated by connected environments, our researchers are developing innovative concepts and tools to manage the complexity of today’s systems.

Notre expertise couvre l’intégralité du cycle de vie de l’information :

  • Acquisition and Transfer: Expertise in networks and telecommunications.

  • Storage and Processing: Methods of Data Analysis and Mining.

  • Value Creation: Using artificial intelligence and optimization.

Collaborations and Interdisciplinarity

La structure de l’IRIMAS favorise une forte synergie entre les équipes informatiques, permettant d’aborder des projets de recherche sur un large spectre technologique. Le département est fort de collaborations industrielles et internationales à travers des projets européens, ANR, etc.

The department also maintains close ties with other disciplines at the institute, particularly through collaborations with the departments of Control Engineering (ASI) and Mathematics. This openness is reflected in a strong commitment to cutting-edge programs, such as the Master’s in Mathematical Engineering and Data Science.

The Teams

MSD

The research conducted by the MSD team focuses on modeling and data science, with an emphasis on theories and algorithms that enable the extraction of insights from large volumes of data generated by computer systems.

L’équipe OMeGA conçoit des algorithmes d’optimisation hybrides et des solutions de traitement de données géométriques et visuelles pour résoudre des problèmes complexes dans les domaines de l’énergie, de la santé et de l’industrie.

RT

L’équipe RT développe des solutions innovantes pour sécuriser et optimiser les réseaux sans fil, les objets connectés et les systèmes de communication des véhicules autonomes.

Research Activities

Summer School on Hybrid Metaheuristics with Learning Approaches

Other
Computer Science

S2ST

Type: UHA Period: 2025-2027
Department(s) & Team(s): Computer Science — MSD (Coordinator)

AICOLO

Type: INSERM-Plan Cancer Period: 2019-2023
Department(s) & Team(s): Computer Science — MSD (Partner)

MI*EDGE

Type: ERACoSysmed/ANR Period: 2020-2023
Department(s) & Team(s): Computer Science — MSD (Partner)

Research and Doctoral studies

Textures physiques réalistes par assemblages super-résolu d’images multi points de vue

Julien Bianchetti

Directeur(s) de thèse : Christophe Cudel, Frédéric Cordier and Sophie Kohler, Yvan Maillot

Département(s) et équipe(s) : Computer Science • ASI --- OMeGA • IMTIS

Classification et évaluation des appels d’urgence médicale par apprentissage profond multimodale et analyse vocale

Samuel Lebot

Directeur(s) de thèse : Cédric Wemmert, Germain Forestier and Baptiste Lafabregue, Delphine Bernhard

Département(s) et équipe(s) : Computer Science --- MSD

2026

Contributions à l’analyse de séries temporelles de mouvements humains. Applications à l’évaluation d’exercices de rééducation

Maxime Devanne

Computer Science --- MSD

2025

Sécurité et Gestion de la Qualité de Service dans les Réseaux Ad Hoc Véhiculaire

Béchir Alaya

Computer Science --- RT

Contact the department

Department Head

Pr Germain FORESTIER

MSD Team

Pr Jonathan WEBER

OMeGA Team

Pr Lhassane IDOUMGHAR

RT Team

Pr Abdelhafid ABOUAISSA

Colmar University of Technology : 

From the Colmar train station: 

  • Take Line 4 to the Grillenbreit stop.
 

ENSISA : 

From the Mulhouse train station: 

  • Take bus line 31 or 51 to the University stop, or bus line 21 to the Lumière stop at the top of the campus.

ENSISA :

From the Mulhouse train station:  

  • Take Tram Line 1 to the Porte Jeune stop,
  • then take Tram Line 2 to the Université stop,
  • then a 5-minute walk.

Colmar University of Technology :

From Highway A35: 

  • Take the D201 toward “Rue du Rhin”; the University of Technology is a 5-minute drive away.

 

ENSISA : 

Depuis l’autoroute A36 : 

  • take Exit 16a,
  • Take the D68 toward “Centre”; the campus is a 5-minute drive away.