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Tag Archives: phd
congratulations to Xun Fan for his new PhD
I would like to congratulate Dr. Xun Fan for defending his PhD in May 2015 and completing his doctoral dissertation “Enabling Efficient Service Enumeration Through Smart Selection of Measurements” in July 2015. From the abstract: The Internet is becoming more and more important in … Continue reading
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Tagged amite, anycast, datasets, DNS, graduation, hitlist, isi, measurement systems, network datasets, phd, predict, reliability, retro-future, security, usc
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congratulations to Lin Quan for his new PhD
I would like to congratulate Dr. Lin Quan for defending his PhD in Dec. 2013 and his doctoral disseration “Learning about the Internet through Efficient Sampling and Aggregation” in Jan. 2014. From the abstract: The Internet is important for nearly all … Continue reading
congratulations to Xue Cai for her new PhD
I would like to congratulate Dr. Xue Cai for defending her PhD and filing her doctoral disseration “Global Analysis and Modeling on Decentralized Internet” in Dec. 2013. From the abstract: Better understanding about Internet infrastructure is crucial to improve the reliability, … Continue reading
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Tagged AS-to-organization mapping, graduation, lacrend, lander, madcat, measurement systems, modeling, phd, predict, reliability, retro-future, usc
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