m o s s e ' s
w e b p a g e
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r e s e a r c h
Mosse's research is mostly about sustainability/efficiency.
but also about reproducibility, privacy, and social issues.
efficiency in computing: Resource allocation, scheduling, power management, energy savings, wireless
efficiency using computing: sensors, smart buildings, smart cities
privacy and vision: IoT systems, (closed-circuit?) camera systems
RASG (2019-now)
Resource Allocation and Scheduling in Heterogeneous Systems
OCCAM (2015-now)
Open Curation of Software for Reproducibility
SDM (2019-now)
Student
Data Mining: Phase I: Augmenting Advising
older research projects, not active at this time
PARTS (2000-2012)
Power-Aware Real-Time Scheduling
PCM@Pitt (2010-2016)
Controlling Power in Memory Systems
Secure-CITI (2003-2010)
Emergency and Disaster Management
netnice (1999-2007)
Network Traffic Control
Network Security (2001-2009)
Denial of Service
RTES (2002-2006)
Real-Time Embedded Systems
FORTS (1996-1999)
Fault-tOlerant Real-Time Systems
(software, distributions, man pages, papers, etc)
DORITOS (1997-1999)
educational resources in teaching real-time systems.
tips on reviewing papers
general tips
old IEEE Trans on Computers review form
generic review form from a conference
a 10-page paper on reviews
another less known online bibliography search
comp sci bibliography (karlsruhe)