I am a recipient of the US National Science Foundation's CAREER award and I have also been funded through the Department of Homeland Security's Long Range program.
My research has resulted in the development of robust, open-source software systems. The code-bases for these systems are large, involving hundreds of classes. These include:
- Granules: Real-time processing of data streams generated by sensors, medical devices, & programs.
Granules is also a cloud runtime with support for MapReduce. - Spindle: Harnessing cloud-based virtualized infrastructures for multitier and streaming applications.
- Galileo: Fast storage and retrievals of voluminous multidimensional time-series data.
[Effort with the Big Data group] - NaradaBrokering: Scalable dissemination of voluminous streams with support for Web Services.
- Funnel: Infrastructure-less dissemination of streams with support for self-organizing topologies.
The Distributed Systems Group (DSG) meetings (CSB 345, Fridays from 1:15-2:00 pm) are open to all students interested in pursuing research in the area. If you are interested in exploring the use of large-scale distributed systems for a problem you are facing, please contact me.
Contact:
| Department of Computer Science Colorado State University 1100 Center Avenue, Room 346 Fort Collins, CO 80523-1873 USA |
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