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The Lab is a research
laboratory in Computer Science Department dedicated
to the researches in communications and networks.
Research into today’s complex communication networks
require us to study not only communications and
networks but also other topics in computer science
such as quantitative modeling, system science, and
mathematical optimization. The lab will
supply industry level research experience to its
graduate students and prepare them with quantitative
research methods for analysis, design, optimization
and development of communication networks.
Our primary research issues include
provisioning the network such as “How to design the
network to maximally exploit the nature of the
network medium?”, “How to design the network to
provide a certain level of survivability in the
presence of fault or attacks?”, “How to design the
network to minimize the fault propagation?” and so
on. These are the fundamental problems to be solved
to make the network a reliable infrastructure. It is
believed that we are currently moving to optical
networks as an infrastructure network, to wireless
network as user access networks. The IP network will
exist over the optical network and wireless network.
Naturally, our research spans into three areas,
namely optical network, wireless network and IP
network. Our current research areas are following:
Congestion control, buffer management and network
processor scheduling, ad-hoc wireless deployment,
survivability issues with limited power, multi-
cross layer design
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