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a) Disruption Tolerant Networks (DTN) - funded by Darpa b) Network Security - funded partially by PA Digital Greenhouse & Cisco Equipment Grant a) Disruption Tolerant Networks (DTN) - funded by Darpa STO (Phase 1 & Phase 2) Phase 2 (18 months) (Aug 2006- May 2008) Principal Investigator: Prof M. Chuah Collaborators: Dr K. Chang (Telcordia). EDIFY project is supported by Darpa STO for more information, click here Phase 1 Principal Investigator: Prof M. Chuah Collaborators: Prof B. Davison, Prof L. Cheng. Completed Phase 1 (Aug 2005- May 2006)
Current Projects: 1. Anomaly Detection and Mitigation for Interdomain Routing Exchanges (ADMIRE) (Joint work with Prof W. Pottenger, Students: M. Ganiz )
Selected Publications
1. M. Ganiz, W. Pottenger, S. Kanitkar, M. Chuah, "Detection of Interdomain Routing Anomalies Based on Higher-Order Path Analysis", to appear as short paper at IEEE ICDM 2006
2. M. Chuah, K. Huang "Detecting BGP Selective Dropping Attacks", will appear at IEEE LCN Workshop on Network Security, 2006.
Completed Projects:
1.Distributed
PacketScore (Wenbin Ma, Vinay Goel )
2. Semantic-Aware Intrusion Detection System (Walter Scheirer) Current Projects:
1.Sensor-Based Medical Information System (SBMIS) -funded by PITA (F. Fu)
In this project, we intend to build a small medical information system where senior citizens can wear cheap wireless sensor nodes that measure vital signs. The sensor data will be transmitted via wireless links to a PC that analyzes the data. Upon anomaly detection, the PC will send alert messages to physicians with summarized vital sign data attached.
Completed Projects: 1.The Interdomain Ad Hoc Routing (W. Ma) 2.The Sensor Tracking System (SAINTS) (Yong Xi)
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