PhD, Electrical Engineering, University of
Maryland,
College Park
MS, Electrical Engineering, University of Maryland, College Park
BS, Computer Engineering, Iowa State University
Research
and
Teaching Interests
My interests are in the areas of
networked communication and computation systems, with applications to
networked embedded systems, wireless
sensor networks, and genomic information networks.
Design of wireless control networks
-- what is the
trade-off
between performance and energy consumption in systems that are distributed, heterogeneous, and possibly real-time? How should
we design these in light of the fact that they are networked
embedded devices networked by an unreliable multiple access
channel? One key application is environmental and ecosystems
monitoring. See wisardnet.nau.edu
Modeling,
simulation and design of wireless
communication systems
and networks, with applications to networks that are deeply embedded
into physical environments
Inferential
wireless sensing -- how does the mission of model inference affect what
information should be reported from an energy-constrained network?
Systems thinking in engineering design
Course
Information
EE
434/534: Design of complex-engineered systems with wireless sensor
networks; see the muse project web site, or jump right to the
introductory video
IEEE
Symposium on Computing and Communications (ISCC 2006),
Pula-Cagliari, Italy, June 2006
Model-Driven
Dynamic Control of Embedded Wireless Sensor Networks
PG
Flikkema, PK Agarwal,
JS Clark, C Ellis, A Gelfand, K Munagala and J Yang
Workshop on Dynamic Data Driven Application Systems,International
Conference on Computational Science (ICCS 2006), Reading,
UK, May 2006
