Cirine Chaieb

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Cirine Chaieb is a researcher advancing the frontier of emergency communications through autonomous aerial networks. Her work focuses on the critical intersection of unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) and autonomous aerial vehicle (AAV)-assisted wireless systems, particularly for disaster scenarios where traditional infrastructure fails. Chaieb’s primary contributions lie in developing sophisticated resource allocation algorithms and optimal positioning strategies for aerial base stations, enabling stringent quality-of-service (QoS) requirements in high-stakes environments like floods, earthquakes, and hurricanes. Her most-cited paper, “UAV-Assisted Wireless Networks for Stringent Applications: Resource Allocation and Positioning” (2023, 8 citations), establishes foundational methods for deploying UAVs as small flying base stations to restore connectivity during emergencies. Building on this, her 2025 work extends the framework to AAV-assisted networks, addressing even more demanding QoS constraints. With a growing citation footprint, Chaieb’s research is pivotal for next-generation resilient communication systems, offering practical solutions that could save lives by ensuring reliable connectivity when it matters most. Her work is essential reading for students and engineers interested in aerial robotics, network optimization, and disaster-response technology.