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Dublin Ireland
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Education
À propos
Lecturer and research in distributed systems, I performed a variety of research projects ranging from multi-access edge computing, software-defined networking, wireless sensor networks, human activity detection, and social sensing systems. Before attending Maynooth University as a lecturer, I worked at Trinity College Dublin as a research fellow (2019-2021) and as an assistant professor with the computer science and engineering faculty at Shahid Beheshti University (2013-2019). My main area of interest is edge computing, particularly service orchestration in cloud-related environments such as multi-access edge computing.
Mots-clés
internet of things
social networks
human activity recognition
social sensing
communication protocol
event-based systems
publish-subscribe system
smartwatch
wearable sensors
tennis strokes
sport activity
activity recognition
dempster-shafer theory
event detection
event localization
social media analysis
game theory
resource starvation
individual utility
social utility
el farol bar problem
self-coordination
distributed systems
user engagement
opinion mining
topic detection
stream processing
hybrid faults
fault diagnosis
mobile ad hoc networks
matrix factorization
asymmetric correlation
recommender systems
wearables
dense sensing
emerging pattern
segmentation
pervasive healthcare
random forest
smart environment
bloom filter
memory efficiency
distributed hash table
hybrid architecture
scalability
quotient filter
chord
fault tolerance
epcglobal
discovery service
big data
information quality
qoc
participatory sensing
social media
data profiling
crowdsourcing
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