University of Kansas - Engineering
IEEE Communications Society
Ascendant Networks
LLC
Performed research on networking and wireless embedded systems while on sabbatical.
Olivetti & Oracle Research Laboratory
Ascend Intelligence
LLC
Arlington
Virginia
Performed research and development on information technology and networking tools for tactical use by the US Army. Contributed to defining the architecture of TIGR
the Tactical Ground Reporting System
and implemented multiple TIGR system features.
Chief Scientist and Partner
Lawrence
Kansas and Arlington
Virginia
Performing research and development on information technology and networking tools for tactical use
specifically TIGR
the Tactical Ground Reporting System.
Consultant to General Dynamics C4S and DARPA
Ascendant Networks
LLC
Established and lead the NSF wireless networking program.
National Science Foundation
Professor Emeritus
The University of Kansas
University of Kansas
Research and teaching in computer engineering with an emphasis in networking.
Distinguished Professor
Lawrence
Kansas Area
Represented the membership of the IEEE Communications Society on the Board of Governors.
IEEE Communications Society
Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA)
Arlington
Virginia
Program Manager in the Strategic Technology Office.
Program Manager
Office of the Undersecretary of Defense for Research and Engineering
United States Department of Defense
This effort focused on transporter identification
sensing; real-time monitoring
tracking; safety and compliance of shipping containers through the application of wireless technologies
RFID container seals
and sensors
coupled with information management systems.. A fully functional prototype system was deployed in an operational rail environment.
Hongliang Fei
Daniel Fokum
Ed Komp
Daniel Deavours
Gary Minden
Victor Frost (PI)
The KU Agile Radio (KUAR) project resulted in the development of a portable software defined radio (SDR) designed to operate in the 5-6 GHz frequency range. The KUAR was capable of supporting a wide range of experiments in dynamic spectrum management
wireless networking
and radio network control. The flexibility of KUAR programming provided the ability to test and evaluate modulation techniques
media access protocols
and cognitive radio algorithms.
Qi Chen
Dinish Datla
Jordan Guffey
Timothy Newman
Alexander Wyglinski
Frederick Weidling
Rory Petty
Gary Minden (PI)
NetGames USA
Inc.
United States Department of Defense
Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA)
Computing Community Consortium
Olivetti & Oracle Research Laboratory
National Science Foundation
Co-founded the network gaming company acquired by Microsoft in 2000.
NetGames USA
Inc.
Council Member
Participating in the mission of the Computing Research Association's Computing Community Consortium (CCC) to catalyze the computing research community and enable the pursuit of innovative
high-impact research.
Computing Community Consortium
The objectives of the Rapidly Deployable Radio Network (RDRN) project were to create architectures
software
protocols
and prototype hardware for a high speed network that could be rapidly deployed in areas of military conflict or civilian disasters where the communication infrastructure had been destroyed or was otherwise lacking.
Ricardo Sanchez
Craig Sparks
Richard Killoy
Ken Filardo
Tim Gallagher
Glenn Prescott
Gary Minden
Victor Frost
Sam Shanmugan (PI)
Evans
The University of Kansas
Ascend Intelligence
LLC
German
PhD
Electrical Engineering
BS
Electrical Engineering
Simulations
Instrument Rated Pilot
Signal Processing
Programming
Matlab
Networking
Research
Wireless Networking
Algorithms
Systems Engineering
Wireless
C++
Telecommunications
LaTeX
Commercial Piloting
Software Engineering
TIGR in Iraq and Afghanistan: Network-adaptive distribution of media rich tactical data
Mari Maeda
Sam Earp
Chun Ling
Michael Swink
TIGR in Iraq and Afghanistan: Network-adaptive distribution of media rich tactical data
Daniel Fokum
Supreetha Aroor
Ed Komp
Dave Petr
Gary Minden
Victor Frost
Daniel Deavours
Final Report: Advancing SensorNet Technologies to Monitor Trusted Corridors
Gary Minden
Daniel Deavours
Matthew Zeets
Ed Komp
Leon Searl
Victor Frost
Daniel Fokum
An Open-System Transportation Security Sensor Network: Field-Trial Experiences
Gary Minden
KU Agile Radio 5 GHz 3.0 RF Module Design
Dinish Datla
Jordan Guffey
Frederick Weidling
Qi Chen
Timothy Newman
Rakesh Rajbanshi
Rory Petty
Gary Minden
KUAR: A Flexible Software-Defined Radio Development Platform
Observations of Adjacent Channel Use by TV Band Secondary Devices
James Roberts
Gary Minden
Michael Marcus
Paul Kolodzy
Frederick Weidling
Dinesh Datla
Rakesh Rajbanshi
Rory Petty
Feasibility of Dynamic Spectrum Access in Underutilized Television Bands
Peter Steenkiste
Srinivasan Seshan
Narayan B Mandayam
Dipankar Raychaudhuri
CogNet: an architectural foundation for experimental cognitive radio networks within the future internet
Alexander Wyglinskijo
Population Adaptation for Genetic Algorithm-based Cognitive Radios
W Wang
Wireless networking security: open issues in trust
management
interoperation and measurement
Daniel Fokum
Daniel Deavours
Gary Minden
Victor Frost
Hongliang Fei
Brian Quanz
Anomaly Detection with Sensor Data for Distributed Security
Gary Minden
Daniel Deavours
Matthew Zeets
Ed Komp
Victor Frost
Daniel Fokum
Service Oriented Architecture for Monitoring Cargo in Motion Along Trusted Corridors
Gary Minden
Daniel Deavours
Matthew Zeets
Ed Komp
Victor Frost
Daniel Fokum
Experiences from a Transportation Security Sensor Network Field Trial
Gary Minden
Michael Marcus
Paul Kolodzy
Frederick Weidling
Dinish Datla
Rory Petty
Rakesh Rajbanshi
Timothy Newman
Measurements and Analysis of Secondary User Device Effects on Digital Television Receivers
James A. Roberts
Michael. J. Marcus
Paul J. Kolodzy
Daniel DePardo
Frederick Weidling
Dinesh Datla
Victor R. Petty
Feasibility Study of Dynamic Spectrum Access in Underutilized Television Bands
Brian Cordill
Frederick Weidling
Victor Petty
Timothy Newman
Qi Chen
Jordan Guffey
Rakesh Rajbanshi
Gary Minden
Cognitive Radios for Dynamic Spectrum Access - An Agile Radio for Wireless Innovation
Michael Marcus
Paul Kolodzy
Alexander Wyglinski
Rory Petty
James Roberts
Observations of Potential Secondary User Device Effects on Digital Television Receivers
Samuel Earp
Debra Siquieros
TIGR: The Tactical Ground Reporting System
Qi Chen
Comparative Study of Frequency Agile Data Transmission Schemes for Cognitive Radio Transceivers
Population Adaptation for Genetic Algorithm-based Cognitive Radios
The Ambient Computational Environment (ACE) project supported the installation of equipment to create futuristic \"smart rooms
\" at University of Kansas campus locations. The ACE vision included embedding computational resources
sensors
and portals into offices and conference rooms. Users interacted with ACE through portals
personal interaction devices (PIDs)
spoken commands
and gestures.
Costas Tsatsoulis
Doug Niehaus
Perry Alexander
Arvin Agah
John Gauch
Susan Gauch
Gary Minden (PI)
Fast Firewalls for ATM Networks
Demonstrated one of the first ATM OC-3 interfaced firewalls using the TIS Firewall Toolkit.
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