Seminar

Upcoming Seminar!!!! Speakers: Ran Tao & Dr. Stefan Poslad Title: Scalable and Resilient Middleware to Handle Information Exchange for Environment Crises The EU FP7 TRIDEC project focuses on enabling real-time, intelligent, information management of collaborative, complex, critical decision processes for

Speakers: Zelun Zhang & Thomas Oshin Title (Zelun Zhang): Fine-Grained Transportation Mode Recognition Using Mobile Phones and Foot Force Sensors Abstract: Transportation or travel mode recognition plays an important role in enabling us to derive transportation profiles, e.g., to assess

Speaker: Dr.Cigdem Sengul Title: Towards Realistic Simulation of WiFi Networks Abstract: The wireless networking community continuously questions the accuracy and validity of simulation-based performance evaluations. The main reason is the lack of widely-accepted models that represent the real wireless characteristics, especially at

Speaker: Prof Chaowei Wang Title: On the researches of I&ET Lab in BUPT Abstract: Dr. Chaowei Wang is with the Information & Electronics Technology Lab, School of EE, Beijing University of Posts &Telecommunications. In this talk the research topics of his

Upcoming Seminar!!!! Speaker: Muhammad Adnan Title: Uncertainty of Identity: Analysis and Visualization of Social Media data This talk will present some of the work I have been doing at UCL as part of an ESPRC funded project ‘Uncertainty of Identity’.

Speaker: Bo Zhong & Ammar Lilamwala Title: Perceptual Quality and Quality of Experience Abstract: This presentation is based on the tutorial “From Qos through to QoE” at QEST 2012. In this presentation we will talk about Quality of Experience (QoE),

Speaker:  Prof. Kavé Salamatian Title: Hey, why should I forward any packets to you? Abstract: The past years have seen the emergence of new scenarios in networks: sensor nets, DTNs, social networks, etc. All these interesting and challenging cases have

Speaker: Dr. Hamed Haddadi Title: Sharing personal experiences on doing a collaborative networks & systems PhD Abstract: In this short talk I will discuss some personal experiences in UCL, Cambridge and MPI-SWS, with standard tried-and-tested techniques for doing a good

Abstract: Network Virtualization is a growing technological process that combines the hardware and software elements in the physical networks and brings it together on a software level. The aim of this project is to develop the process of deploying virtual

Title: Breaking for Commercials:Characterizing Mobile Advertising Abstract: Mobile advertising has allowed organisations and developers to monetize their mobile applications on the Android and iPhone market. The mobile advertisement (ad) ecosystem has been the target of prior research, but these works