Shrideep Pallickara

CV			I am an Assistant Professor in the Department of Computer Science at Colorado State University. My research interests are in the area large-scale distributed systems: specifically, computing and streaming. I am the creator of two systems: Granules which is a distributed stream processing system, and the NaradaBrokering system for the scalable dissemination of voluminous streams. I am also part of the Galileo effort to manage multidimensional time-series data. All systems software from these projects are in the open-source domain. Granules and NaradaBrokering have been harnessed by systems in domains such as brain computer interfaces, earthquake science, handwriting recognition, high energy physics, environmental and ecological monitoring, epidemiological modeling, defense applications, geosciences, GIS, multidimensional data clustering, and commercial internet conferencing systems.
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			My research has been funded through grants from funding agencies in the United States and United Kingdom. I am a recepient 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 group meetings (CSB 345, Fridays from 1:15-2:00pm) are open to all students interested in pursuing research in the area of large-scale distributed systems. If you do research in another domain and would be interested in exploring the use of large-scale distributed systems to tackle computing problems please contact me. Contact:   Department of Computer Science Colorado State University 1100 Center Avenue, Room 346 Fort Collins, CO 80523-1873 USA   Office Computer Science Building, Room 346 Hours 9:15-11:15 am Friday [Fall 2012] Phone 970.492.4209 Fax 970.491.2466 E-mail shrideep {at} cs.colostate.edu