Browsing EECS Faculty Scholarship by Type "Conference paper"

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    • Biometric systems with multiuser access structures 

      Chou, Rémi (IEEE, 2019-07)
      We propose a model for biometric systems with a multiuser access structure, where after enrollment only predefined authorized sets of participants are allowed to access the system upon presenting their biometrics. Two types ...

    • Biometrics Fusion with Applications in Passenger Re-authentication for Automated Border Control Systems 

      Nguyen, Hoang Mark; Rattani, Ajita; Derakhshani, Reza R. (IEEE, 2020-03-12)
      Over 4.1 billion aircraft passengers flew in 2017. This number is expected to be nearly double by 2037. Due to the significant growth in airline services and passenger traffic, automated border control (ABC) systems have ...

    • Boundaries of Signal-to-Noise Ratio for Adaptive Code Modulations 

      Pinyoanuntapong, Krittetash; Goswami, Madhuprana; Habib, Ashfia Binte; Kwon, Hyuck M.; Pham, Khanh D. (IEEE, 2016)
      Adaptive code modulation (ACM) has been studied for last two decades to enhance the bandwidth and power efficiency in a bandwidth-constrained and power-constrained communication system environment. This paper studies how ...

    • Cache enhanced anonymity systems against probabilistic attacks 

      Lu, Huabo; Bagai, Rajiv (Springer, Cham, 2018-05-29)
      The technique of data caching is being increasingly recognized for its ability to increase the amount of anonymity provided by an anonymous communication network, and is expected to be widely adopted in the next generation ...

    • Cache isolation and thin provisioning of hypervisor caches 

      Suryanarayana, Vidya R.; Balasubramanya, Karthik Mylar; Pendse, Ravi (IEEE, 2012-10)
      Server virtualization has enabled resource consolidation and has minimized the need for additional and expensive hardware. Server virtualization has been widely deployed in a lot of organizations, because of the attractive ...

    • Calea compliant secure voice over IP system 

      Thanthry, Nagaraja; Goodrich, Christopher; Pendse, Ravi (IEEE, 2006-10)
      Voice over IP is one of the fastest growing Internet based application in today's networking world. As more and more enterprises are moving towards IP based voice network, security has become an important issue. The type ...

    • Can cloud computing lead to increased sustainability of mobile devices? 

      Koshy, Kiran I.; Juby, Andrew M.; Namboodiri, Vinod; Overcash, Michael (IEEE, 2012-05)
      When it comes to looking at energy efficiency and the concept of sustainability in computing, the focus has invariably been on data centers and mobile infrastructures like cell towers, as these have been considered the ...

    • Capacity analysis of aerial small cells 

      Pokkunuru, Akarsh; Zhang, Qin; Wang, Pu (IEEE, 2017)
      Providing high-speed communication for mobile users in remote geographic areas or after a disaster occurs is not only critical but also challenging. To counter such challenge, unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) have been ...

    • Capacity of a modulo-sum arbitrary SISO relay network 

      Sagar, Youvaraj T.; Yang, Jie; Kwon, Hyuck M. (IEEE, 2012-05)
      This paper shows how to obtain the capacity of modular additive noise of an arbitrary single-input-single-output (SISO) relay network. The arbitrary SISO relay network is a network where the relays are interconnected with ...

    • A cascade control for Sander automation system 

      Chen, Zheng; Naizer, Brent (IEEE, 2015)
      Hydraulic fracturing is one of the key technologies that are currently used for shale oil and gas production. Sander is the equipment that delivers various types of sand with desired sand rate demand and dumps the sand to ...

    • Case study of microgrid for electrification and its benefits in rural Nepal 

      Basnet, Saurav Man Singh; Aburub, Haneen Mohammad Dawoud; Jewell, Ward T.; Poudel, Amir (IEEE, 2015)
      This paper describes a microgrid for electrification of an isolated rural village in Nepal. Photovoltaic and various storage systems were modeled to find the optimal design. The economic and environmental impacts are also studied.

    • Channel capacities of parallel and serial modulo-sum relay networks 

      Sagar, Youvaraj T.; Yang, Jie; Kwon, Hyuck M. (IEEE, 2011-07-31)
      This paper presents channel capacities of parallel and serial modulo-sum relay networks. A parallel relay network consists of one source, multiple relays in parallel, and one destination node. A serial relay network consists ...

    • Channel Modeling of MI Underwater Communication using Tri-directional Coil Antenna 

      Guo, Hongzhi; Sun, Zhi; Wang, Pu (IEEE, 2015)
      While underwater wireless communications have been investigated and implemented for decades, existing solutions still have difficulties in establishing reliable and low-delay wireless underwater links among small-size ...

    • Cityguide: a seamless indoor-outdoor wayfinding system for people with vision impairments 

      Cheraghi, Seyed Ali; Namboodiri, Vinod; Arsal, Güler (IEEE, 2021-05-25)
      GPS accuracy is poor in indoor environments and around buildings. Thus, reading and following signs still remains the most common mechanism for providing and receiving wayfinding information in such spaces. This puts ...

    • Collision avoidance by IPMC actuated robotic fish using the Collision Cone Approach 

      Sunkara, Vishwamithra Reddy; Ye, Zhihang; Chakravarthy, Animesh; Chen, Zheng (IEEE, 2016)
      This paper addresses the problem of collision avoidance by robotic fish that have one caudal and two pectoral fins, all driven by Ionic Polymer-Metal Composite (IPMC) actuators, which are often called artificial muscles. ...

    • Collision avoidance laws for objects with arbitrary shapes 

      Sunkara, Vishwamithra Reddy; Chakravarthy, Animesh (IEEE, 2016-12)
      In the collision avoidance problem, it is a common practice to approximate the shapes of the robots and obstacles by circles or spheres. However, such approximations can be overly conservative when the objects are more ...

    • Communication on the move with satellite digital beamforming 

      Goswami, Madhuprana; Kwon, Hyuck M.; Pham, Khanh D.; Lyke, James; Thinh, Nguyen (IEEE, 2017)
      The main objective of this paper is to develop an efficient satellite digital beam-forming (BF) method that can provide user specific desirable signal-to-interference-plus-noise ratio (SINR) or data rate for each user in ...

    • Comparing and combining evolutionary couplings from interactions and commits 

      Bantelay, Fasil T.; Zanjani, Motahareh Bahrami; Kagdi, Huzefa Hatimbhai (IEEE, 2013)
      The paper presents an approach to mine evolutionary couplings from a combination of interaction (e.g., Mylyn) and commit (e.g., CVS) histories. These evolutionary couplings are expressed at the file and method levels of ...

    • Comparison of MPPT techniques for SEPIC converter based photovoltaic system 

      Renduchintala, Uday Kishan; Pang, Chengzong; Maddukuri, Satya Veera Pavan Kumar; Tatikonda, Krishna Mohan (IEEE, 2016)
      In the near future solar energy will be the primary energy source. More than 45% of required energy in the world will be generated by photovoltaic arrays. Therefore it is imperative to have focus on reduction of costs as ...

    • Comparison of VOIP and VOATM for voice transmission 

      Bhagavathula, Ravi; Kamat, P.; Sehgal, M.; Pendse, Ravi (OPNETWORK 2001, 2001-08)
      The tremendous advances in the field of multi-service networking have enabled the integration of voice and data networks leading to a reduction in the overall network setup and maintenance costs. In this paper, an evaluation ...