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Email: chlung@sce.carleton.ca |
Completed:
2022
– 2023 (1 project, 2 students)
Steven Pham and Kaue Oliveira
“WebAssembly
Modules as an Alternative to Docker Containers in IoT Application Development”
Publication:
Steven Pham, Kaue Oliveira, Chung-Horng
Lung,
“WebAssembly
Modules as an Alternative to Docker Containers in IoT Application Development”,
accepted to the 3rd IEEE International
Conference on Electronic Communications, Internet of Things and Big Data
(ICEIB), April 2023.
Accepted one of the Best Paper Awards
2021
– 2022 (Sabbatical Leave, 1 project, 3 students)
Cristian Figueroa, Timothy Knowles,
Vineet Kukreja
“IoT Management with Container
Orchestration”
Publication:
Cristian Figueroa, Timothy Knowles,
Vineet Kukreja, Chung-Horng Lung,
“IoT Management with Container
Orchestration”, accepted to the 3rd
IEEE International Conference on Electronic Communications, Internet of Things
and Big Data (ICEIB), April 2023.
2020
– 2021 (3 projects, 10 students)
1.
Jorge Fernandez, Mariana Rafael-White,
Yu-Kai Yang,
“IoT Management with Container
Orchestration”
2.
Junyuan Chen, Yisheng Li, Xinyu Chen,
Xinrui Li,
“Indoor Visitor Management System for
Pandemic (IVMSP)”
3.
Sudarsana Sandeep, Daniel Tura, Danish Butt, Omar Elberougy,
“Smart Parking Application”
2019
– 2020 (5 projects, 16 students)
1. Christian
Sargusingh, Aaron Huang, Steven Zhou,
“Light Emitting Access Point A Novel LiFi
Transmission and Reception Solution”
The project won the 2020 W.E. Cowie Innovation Award,
valued at $27,000.
2. Tri Nhan, Nic Howes, Samy Ibrahim,
“Building Smart Baby Monitoring System with Internet of Things
(IoT) with Web Service and Cloud Computing”:
3. Lixuan Luo,
Pengliang Zhang, Tongdan Zhu, Haohan
zhang,
“Amusement Park Management System Based on IoT and Cloud
Computing”
4. Ibrahim Bishtawi, Samer Ammouri, Mohamed
Al-Salhi,
“Smart Parking Application”
5. Adeek Faizal,
Bodee Quansah, Mohamed Elalem,
“Smart Scale for Monitoring Physiological Parameters”
2018
– 2019 (5 projects, 14 students)
1.
Zhaoying Du, Dailin Luo, Yan Liu,
Hanshan Wang,
“Webservice Based Amusement Park Visitor Management System using Microservice
and Edge Computing”
2.
Darío Sorribes,
Margaret Funmilayo,
“Video-Audio Production Mixer via IP
Network”
Publication:
Dario Luzuriaga, Chung-Horng Lung,
Margaret Funmilayo, “Software-Based Video-Audio Production Mixer via an IP
Network”, IEEE Access, Jan 2020, pp. 11456 – 11468.
Video long demo of
12' for reference (2019 IEEE Access Best Multimedia Award):
https://vimeo.com/382509602
(without subtitles)
https://vimeo.com/382506881
(with subtitles)
Video demo of 3' to
embed or download:
https://vimeo.com/382508082
(with subtitles)
3.
Thomas De Haan
Carriere, Andrew Nguyen, Benjamin Palko,
“Investigation Future of IoT”
4.
Supriya Gadigone, Kshamina Ghelani, Kyle Lawrynuik,
“groceR: NFC Sensor-Based Information Retrieval
System”, (co-supervision with Prof. S. Majumdar)
5.
Hongfei Ren, Benjamin Loo,
“WiFi
Positioning System”
2017
– 2018 (3 projects, 11 students)
1.
Abubakar
Babagana, Suhib Habush, Mohamed Zidan,
“Management of Smart Home Applications using Internet of Things
(IoT), Cloud Computing, and Data Analytics”
2.
Soluzochukwu
J. Nwakpadolu, Amir Kalmonighn
“A Software Platform for Group Communications”
3.
Erick
Kad-Bay, Dominik Schmidtlein, Michael Vezina
“Smart Library”
4.
Cyrus
Sadeghi-Emamchaie, Jonathan Chan, Eliab Woldeyes,
“Blips - A City Mapping Application”
2016
– 2017 (5 projects, 13 students)
1.
Krishna Mannem,
“An Investigation into Efficient
Concurrency for Swift”
2.
Mike Oliverira,
Aly Rasmy, and Mohamed Osman,
“Internet of Things (IoT) Smart Home
Applications and Data Analytics”
3.
Koen Bouwmans, Zameer Masjedee, and
Jonah Trevor-Deutsch,
“Smart Baby Room Monitoring”
4.
Craig Shorrocks, Jessica Morris, and
Richard Perryman,
“Sensor-based Access Control System”,
(co-supervision with Prof. S. Majumdar)
5.
Lee Fisher, Aidan Meltzer and Jonathan
Phillips,
“MLB Data Prediction”, (co-supervision
with Prof. S. Ajila)
2015
– 2016 (3 projects, 10 students)
1.
Saleh Alorifi, Majed Alshalaan, and
Abdel Rahman El Beheri,
“Internet of Things (IoT) Applications
in the Smart Home”
2.
Abdulla Hamam, Kathleen Rozman, and
Mohamad Ghadieh,
“Automated Smart Parking System”
3.
Mais El-Far, Mostafa Shabka, Hassain
Saeed, and Ali Shouman,
“Cloud Assisted NFC-based Smart
Restaurant Solution”, (co-supervision with
Prof. S. Majumdar)
Publication:
Hassain Saeed, Ali
Shouman, Mais Elfar, Mostafa Shabka, S. Majumdar, and C.-H.
Lung, “Near-Field Communication Sensors and Cloud-Based Smart Restaurant
Management System”, Proc. of IEEE 3rd
World Forum on Internet of Things (WF-IoT), Dec. 2016, pp. 686–691.
2014
– 2015 (3 projects, 10 students)
1.
Shaheer Mir, Prasanth
Pillai, Zizo Sakr, and Taofiki Yussuff,
“Building Internet of Things (IoT) Using Web
services and Cloud computing"
2. Nhat Ho, Noah Kipin, and Christopher Nguyen,
“Near Field Communication (NFC) Based
Information Retrieval Framework”, (co-supervision with Prof. S. Majumdar)
3.
Nathaniel Adefowora,
Mohsin Qureshi, and Rouadj Alsegier,
“Building a framework for Internet of Things
and Cloud Computing”
2013
– 2014 (4 projects, 11 students)
1.
Abhinav (Sunny) Thakral, Junaid Mohammed
“Building
Internet of Things (IoT) Using Web Services and Cloud Computing: ECG Android
Application using Internet of
Things”
Publication:
Junaid
Mohammed, Abhinav Thakral, A. F. Ocneanu, C. Jones, C.-H. Lung, and
A. Adler, “Internet of Things: Remote Patient Monitoring Using Web
Services and Cloud Computing”, Proc.
of IEEE International Conf. on
Internet of Things (iThings), Sept. 2014,
pp. 256-263.
2.
Fabrice Anon, Vijith Navarathinarasah, Minh Hoang
“Building a Framework for Internet of Things and Cloud Computing”
Publication:
Fabrice Anon, Vijith Navarathinarasah, Minh Hoang, C.-H. Lung, “Building
a Framework for Internet of Things and Cloud Computing”, Proc. of IEEE International Conf. on Internet of Things (iThings),
Sept. 2014, pp. 132–139.
3.
Abdulsalam Ahmed, Adi
Khader, and Sara Hassan
“Building Internet of Things & Integrating Web Services & Cloud
Computing”
4.
Ibrahim
Saymeh, Toluwase Arogunmati, and Tejas Patil
“NFC
sensor-based information retrieval system”, (co-supervision with Prof. S.
Majumdar)
2012
– 2013 (3 projects, 7 students)
1.
Moataz Soliman, Tobi Abiodun, and Tarek
Hamouda
“Smart House Applications: Building
Internet of Things with Web Services and Cloud Computing”
Publication:
Moataz Soliman, Tobi Abiodun, and Tarek
Hamouda,
“Smart Home:
Integrating Internet of Things with Web Services and Cloud Computing”, Proc. of the 5th IEEE
International Conference on Cloud Computing Technology and Science, Dec.
2013, pp. 317–320.
2.
Abdulrahman Alshabanat,
Osman Abdilahi, and Thasin Akhand
“Smart Seating Application: Building
Internet of Things and Integrating Web Service and Cloud Computing”
3.
Ahmed Salama
“Carleton
Accessibility Medial Project (CAMP)”, (co-supervision with Prof. S. Ajila)
2011
– 2012 (2 projects, 5 students)
1.
Robert Gillespie, Abdullah Kamil
“Resolving Network Addresses in Large
Layer-2 Networks”, (co-supervision with Prof. S. Majumdar)
Publications:
Robert Gillespie, Abdullah Kamil, C.-H.
Lung, S. Majumdar, P. Ashwood-Smith,
“An Efficient Address Resolution Technique for Large Layer 2 Networks”, International
Journal of Next-Generation Computing, (Special Issue on selected
papers from IEEEE CloudCom 2012), vol. 4,
no. 2, 2013.
Robert Gillespie, Abdullah Kamil,
Chung-Horng Lung, Shikharesh Majumdar, and Peter Ashwood-Smith,
“Address Resolution in Large Layer 2 Networks for Data Centers, the 2nd International Workshop on Network
Infrastructure Services as part of Cloud Computing (in collaboration with
the 4th IEEE International
Conference on Cloud Computing Technology and Science), Dec. 2012.
2.
Tshepo Lepono, Prisca Dube, and Thobokgolo Masabase
“iPhone/iPad or Android as a tool for the Data
Center Operator”, (co-supervision with Prof. S. Ajila)
2010 – 2011 (1 project, 2 students)
1. Assaggaf and Mousavi
“iPhone/iPod/iPad
dongle” (co-supervision with Prof. Lambadaris)
2008
– 2009 (3 projects, 9 students)
1.
Basil Saeed, Najeeb Siddique and M. Owais Khalid
“
2.
Shawn Eakins, William Harding, Abid Ali Shaikhali, and Tyler Smith
“Wireless
Price Tags”, (application
of ZigBee, co-supervision with Prof. Lambadaris)
3. Stevan Novakov and Norman Lim
“Content-Based Information Searching and
Retrieval” (co-supervision with Prof. Majumdar)
2007
– 2008
Sabbatical leave
2006
– 2007 (5 projects, 15 students)
1.
Rohit Gupta, Nilam Kaushik, and Chandan
Mohapatra
“Wireless Price Tags”,
(co-supervision with Prof. Lambadaris)
·
Second place in the Ontario
Engineering Competition, 2007
·
Nominated for the departmental Best Project Award.
2.
Andrew Gniadek, Yunfeng
Li, and Qing Wei
“Application for ZigBee Technology
and Web Services”
·
Nominated for the departmental Best Project Award
Publication:
A. Gniadek,
Y. Li, C.-H. Lung, and Q. Wei,
“A Web Services-Based Infrastructure for Traffic Monitoring Using ZigBee,” Proc. of the 2nd International Conference on Sensor Technologies and
Applications (SENSORCOMM), Aug. 2008.
3.
Pragash Rajeswaran, Sathyanarayanan Sivadas, and Theleepan Sivabalasingam
“Reengineering of CgNet Using GenVoca Generative
Programming Approach”
Publications:
C.-H.
Lung, P.
Rajeswaran, S. Sivadas, and T. Sivabalasingam,
“Experience of Building an Architecture-Based Generator
Using GenVoca for Distributed Systems”, Proc. of 6th Int’l Workshop
on System and Software Architectures, (IWSSA),
June, 2007.
C.-H.
Lung, P. Rajeswaran, S. Sivadas, and T. Sivabalasingam,
“Experience of
Building an Architecture-Based Generator Using GenVoca
for Distributed Systems,” accepted (on May 27th, 2009) to Science of Computer Programming (Elsevier).
4.
Navaneethan
Kaneshapillai, Sriranjan Kathiravelupillai, and Ranganathan Jayapirasanna
“Tool Support for Program Transformation for
Distributed Systems”
5. Sivanthan Sivaraja,
Mayatheepan Thiyagarajah,
and Thiruvarangan Piranavam
“Content-Based Information
Searching and Retrieval”, (co-supervision with Prof. S. Majumdar)
Publication:
S. Sivaraja,
M. Thiyagarajah, T. Piranavam,
C.-H. Lung and S. Majumdar,
“Efficient Multiple-Keyword Search in DHT-based Decentralized Systems,” International
Symposium on Performance Evaluation of Computer and Telecommunication Systems
(SPECTS), June 2008.
2005
– 2006 (3 projects, 7 students)
1.
Jawid Ibrahimi, Kabmiz Frounchi, and Partheeban
Chandrasekaran
“Web Service Replica
Selection in an Extranet” (co-supervision
with S. Majumdar)
(Honourable mention for NSERC Best
Project Award)
Publication:
K. Frounchi, P. Chandrasekaran, J. Ibrahimi, S. Majumdar, C.-H. Lung, and L. Serghi,
“A QoS Aware Service Replica Selection Framework for an Extranet”, Proc. of the IEEE Canadian Conf. on
Electrical and Computer Eng., May 2006, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.
2. Jianning Liu, Xiaoli Ling, and Dan Jiang
“Generative
Programming Using Reusable Components and Design Patterns”
Publication:
C.-H.
Lung, J. Liu, X. Ling, and D. Jiang,
“Architecture-Centric Program Transformation for Distributed Systems”, Proc. of International Workshop
on Software and System Architecture, June 2006.
3.
Khac Nguyen
“MPLS Networks and Traffic Engineering”
2004 – 2005 (2
projects, 6 students)
1. Balasangar Balasubramaniam, Poopalasingham Elankeswaran, Umatharan Gopalasundaram, and Kamalachelva Selvarajah
“Program Transformation and Building Reusable Components with
Design Patterns”
Publications:
C.-H.
Lung, Balasangar Balasubramaniam, Poopalasingham Elankeswaran, Umatharan Gopalasundaram, and Kamalachelva Selvarajah,
“On Building Architecture-Centric Product Line Architecture”, Requirements
Engineering Journal, (accepted for publication in Jan. 2014).
C.-H. Lung, B. Balasubramaniam, K. Selvarajah, P. Elankeswaran, and U. Gopalasundaram,
“Architecture-Centric
Software Generation: An Experimental Study on Distributed Systems”, Generative Programming and Component Engineering for QoS Provisioning in
Distributed Systems (GPCE4QoS), in collatoration
with 5th Int’l Conf. on Generative
Programming and Component Engineering, Oct. 2006.
2.
Gopinath Sivarajah and Amogelang Tapela
“Peer-to-Peer
Caching Algorithms”
Publication:
B. Whitehead, C.-H. Lung, A. Tapela, and G. Sivarajah,
“Experiments of Large File Caching and
Comparisons of Caching Algorithms,” Proc.
of the 7th IEEE International
Symposium on Network Computing and Applications, July, 2008.
2003 – 2004 (3 projects, 7 students)
1. Bradley
Whitehead
“A Scalable Anycast Technology for Caching Content Distribution
Networks”
·
Awarded $15,000 through the Foundry program at
·
Winner of the 2004 Wes Nicol Business Plan Competition ($6,000 prize),
and
·
First price of the Tech VC Business Plan Competition.
Publication:
B. Whitehead,
C.-H. Lung, A. Tapela, and G. Sivarajah,
“Experiments of Large File Caching and
Comparisons of Caching Algorithms,” Proc.
of the 7th IEEE International
Symposium on Network Computing and Applications, July, 2008.
2. Jui-Chieh Lee
and Xu Zhang
“Performance Investigation of a Network System on Different Linux
Kernels”
3. Abbas Alhussaini, Balarajan Balasubramaniam, Parthiban Chandrabose,
and Aruran Kasinathan
“Software Restructuring and Performance Evaluation”
2002 – 2003 (3 projects, 8 students)
1.
Heine Mar, Hui Xu, and Prem Kanagarathnam,
“Quality of Service for MPLS Software”
Publication:
C.-H. Lung, Q. Zhao, H. Xu, H. Mar, P. Kanagaratnam,
“Experience of Communications Software Evolution and
Performance Improvement with Patterns”, Proc. of IASTED Software Engineering, Feb, 2004.
2. Zul Sajoo, Van Dieu Thai, and Sachin
Gera
“GUI for CGNET”
3. Frank Marumo and Mary Usha Gogireddy
“GUI for an MPLS Based Traffic Controller”