Moez Elarfaoui

Informations générales

Moez Elarfaoui
Grade

Doctorant

Biographie courte

PhD supervisor : Nadia Ben Azzouna | SMARTLab

Holder of a computer engineering degree obtained in 2001 from ENSI (Tunisia). Computer technologist at the Higher Institute of Technological Studies of Zaghouan and member of the SMART Laboratory (Tunisia) since 2022. His current research focuses on energy optimization in the Internet of Things (IoT).

Publications

  • 2025
    Hamdi Ouechtati, Nadia Ben Azzouna

    Multi-objective clustering and dynamic multi-hop routing in an IoT network based on Pareto optimality

    Papier conf, 2025

    Résumé

    Routing is essential in computer networks as it
    directly impacts performance metrics such as throughput and
    transmission delay. Particularly in an Internet of Things (IoT)
    network where the nodes are limited in energy (battery power)
    and the radio component is high energy-intensive. We are always
    looking to optimise this procedure in order to increase the network
    lifetime. In this work, we present a multi-objective, multihop
    routing solution that extends network lifetime while balancing
    multiple objectives, such as energy consumption, delay, and
    reliability. Our solution was compared with other approaches,
    such as Energy Optimization Routing (EOR) and Multi-Objective
    Optimization Routing (MOWR) based on the Weighted Sum
    technique, demonstrating significant improvements.

    Nadia Ben Azzouna, Hamdi Ouechtati

    Multi-Objective Clustering and Reinforcement-based Routing in IoT Networks

    Papier journal, 2025

    Résumé

    The rapid development of devices on the Internet of Things
    (IoT) and the diversity of their applications have made them
    ubiquitous. However, deploying these devices in large-scale
    networks presents several challenges, including limited energy
    capacity, security concerns, unreliable links, and transmission
    delays. This paper, proposes a multi-objective optimization
    approach for wireless IoT networks based on machine learning
    techniques. Specifically, a clustering scheme is developd by
    using an improved k-means algorithm. This is combined
    with a dynamic routing strategy based on multi-objective
    Q-learning using parallel Q-tables. This approach leads to
    measurable gains in energy efficiency, transmission latency,
    and reliability. Compared to existing approaches in similar
    contexts, such as weighted sum, the proposed solution achieves
    significant improvements in overall network performance.

  • Moez Elarfaoui, Nadia Ben Azzouna

    CLUSTERING BASED ON HYBRIDIZATION OF GENETIC ALGORITHM AND IMPROVED K-MEANS (GA-IKM) IN AN IOT NETWORK

    International Journal of Wireless & Mobile Networks (IJWMN), Vol.16, No.6, December 2024, 2024

    Résumé

    The continuous development of Internet infrastructures and the evolution of digital electronics, particularly Nano-computers, are making the Internet of Things (IoT) emergent. Despite the progress, these IoT objects suffer from a crucial problem which is their limited power supply. IoT objects are often deployed as an ad-hoc network. To minimize their consumption of electrical energy, clustering techniques are used. In this paper, a centralized clustering algorithm with single-hop routing based on a genetic algorithm and Improved k-means is proposed. The proposed approach is compared with the LEACH, K-means and OK-means algorithms. Simulation results show that the proposed algorithm performs well in terms of network lifetime and energy consumption.