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Research Lecturer in the Knowledge and Data Engineering Group of the School of Computer Science and Statistics at Trinity College Dublin
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Bio:
David is a Research Lecturer in the Knowledge and Data Engineering Group of the School of Computer Science and Statistics at Trinity College Dublin, teaching Networked Applications on the MSc in Networks and Distributed Systems. Prior to that for 11 years he has been working in University College London as a Research Fellow in the Computer Science Department.
David’s research interests are in the Semantic Modelling and Policy-Based Management in self-managing networks, services and organizations.
Current research projects include:
CTVR: Self Managed Networks: Self Managed Networks, Part of the Emerging Networks Strand of CTVR
MECON: Managed Extensible Control Plane for Knowledge-Based Networking
PUDECAS: Platform for User Centred Design and Evaluation of Context-Aware Adaptive Services
Tyndall NAP: Incorporating and validation sensor capabilities into a pervasive computing simulation tool
