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Research Grants

Sponsored research, external

A summary is provided below.

  1. Principal Investigator, Collaborative Research: CNS Core: Small: A New Architecture for Petabyte-scale File Transfer Evaluated in FABRIC, $648,000, National Science Foundation, CNS Award 2215671. Collaborator Principal Investigator: I. Matta (Boston University). Oct. 2022–Sept. 2025.
  2. Principal Investigator, Tools for Large-Scale Network Testbed Experimentation, $548,000, National Science Foundation, NeTS Award 1813729. Co-Principal Investigator: C. J. Colbourn (Arizona State University). Oct. 2018–Sept. 2022.
  3. Principal Investigator, Collaborative Research: Broadening Participation in GENI, $197,555, plus supplement of $35,476, amending the total to $233,031, National Science Foundation Award 1649564. Collaborator: A. Matta (Boston University). Dec. 2016–Dec. 2019.
  4. Principal Investigator, “NSF Student Travel Grant for the 2019 Twentieth ACM International Symposium on Mobile Ad Hoc Networking and Computing (MobiHoc),” $13,000, National Science Foundation CNS Award 1917064, June 1, 2019–Nov. 30, 2019.
  5. Principal Investigator, Meta-Modelling for Complex Engineered Networks, $500,000, National Science Foundation Award 1421058, Co-Principal Investigator: C. J. Colbourn (Arizona State University). October 2014–September 2019.
  6. Principal Investigator, Participant Support for Conference on Combinatorics and its Applications, $15,000, National Science Foundation, Division of Mathematical Sciences, Award 1823290, March 2018–December 2018.
  7. Principal Investigator, GENI Going Forward, $121,303. Subcontract of National Science Foundation Award CNS-1536090 with Raytheon BBN. January 2016–December 2017.
  8. Principal Investigator, Support for GEC-24: The Twenty-Fourth GENI Engineering Conference, $25,811. National Science Foundation Award 1623811. January 2016–December 2016.
  9. Principal Investigator, Broadening Participation in Teaching and Research in GENI, $45,531. National Science Foundation Award 1632602. February 2016–February 2017.
  10. Principal Investigator, Autonomous Network Optimization and Compressive Sensing, $311,959. U.S. Government (2009*1257117*000), Co-Principal Investigator: C. J. Colbourn (Arizona State University) September 2009–September 2010.
  11. Principal Investigator, Cross-Layer Design and Optimization in Cognitive Radio Networks, $150,000. Department of Defense, Office of Naval Research (ONR) N00014-08-1-1070, Co-Principal Investigator: C. J. Colbourn (Arizona State University). June 2008–June 2009.
  12. Co-Principal Investigator, Conditional Reliability and the Identification of Communities , $150,000. Department of Defense, Office of Naval Research (ONR) N00014-08-1-1069, Principal Investigator: C. J. Colbourn (Arizona State University). June 2008–June 2009.
  13. Principal Investigator, Design and Analysis of Algorithms for Heterogeneous Sensor Networks, $72,177, Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL), Los Alamos, New Mexico, U.S.A. Co-Principal Investigator: C. J. Colbourn (Arizona State University). January 2005–January 2008.
  14. Principal Investigator, Collaborative Research: Characterizing Protocol Interaction in NEWS: A Network Environment Wireless State Service, $516,000, National Science Foundation, NSF ANI-0240524 (includes REU supplements). Collaborator: T. K. Camp (Colorado School of Mines). June 2003–May 2008.
  15. Co-Principal Investigator, MERIT: A Formal Framework for Systematic Protocol Assessment, $431,086, National Science Foundation, Small Information Technology Research (ITR), NSF ANI-0220001, Principal Investigator: A. Farago (University of Texas at Dallas). October 2002–September 2007.
  16. Principal Investigator, Routing Protocol Design Toolset for Wireless Ad Hoc Networks to Maximize Quality of Service, $20,000, Architecture Technology Corporation (ATC), Minneapolis, Minnesota, U.S.A. Co-Principal Investigator: M. Kulahci (Arizona State University). December 2006–April 2007.
  17. Principal Investigator, Probe Placement in Wireless Networks, $54,465, Defence Science and Technology Organisation (DSTO), Australia. Co-Principal Investigator: C. J. Colbourn (Arizona State University). January 2005–December 2006.
  18. Co-Principal Investigator, Meta-MAC Protocols: A New Dimension to Adaptation in Medium Access Control, $300,000, National Science Foundation, NSF ANI-0105985. Principal Investigator: A. Farago (University of Texas at Dallas). September 2001–August 2006.
  19. Principal Investigator, Modelling Cross-Layer Interaction to Achieve Power Savings in Connectionless Networks, $54,854, General Dynamics Decision Systems (GDDS), Scottsdale, Arizona, U.S.A. Co-Principal Investigator: C. J. Colbourn (Arizona State University). January 2004–September 2004.
  20. Principal Investigator, Policy Manager for Next Generation (XG) Communications, $50,115, Raytheon Company, Falls Church, Virginia, U.S.A. January 2003–August 2003.
  21. Principal Investigator, 2002 ACM Mobicom Student Travel Support, $12,000, National Science Foundation, NSF ANI-0225521. June 2002–November 2002.
  22. Principal Investigator, 2001 ACM Mobihoc Symposium Support, $8000, National Science Foundation, NSF ANI-0125444. September 2001–December 2001.
  23. Principal Investigator, Future Combat Systems Communications Modeling, $100,000, Raytheon Company, Plano, Texas, U.S.A. June 2001–August 2002.

External research sponsors

This table summarizes my external sponsored research. Each line in the table corresponds to the grant with the same number.

Grant
Sponsor
Total Award
My Award $
1.NSF$548,000.00$274,000.00
2.NSF$15,000.00$15,000.00
3.NSF$500,000.00$250,000.00
4.NSF$233,031.00$233,031.00
5.NSF, Raytheon BBN$121,303.00$121,303.00
6.NSF$25,811.00$25,811.00
7.NSF$45,531.00$45,531.00
8.US$311,959.00$155,979.50
9.ONR$150,000.00$75,000.00
10.ONR$150,000.00$75,000.00
11.LANL$72,177.00$36,088.50
12.NSF$516,000.00$233,324.00
13.NSF$431,086.00$215,544.00
14.ATC$20,000.00$10,000.00
15.DSTO$54,465.00$26,732.50
16.NSF$300,000.00$150,000.00
17.GDDS$54,854.00$27,427.00
18.Raytheon$50,115.00$50,115.00
19.NSF$12,000.00$12,000.00
20.NSF$8,000.00$8,000.00
21.Raytheon$100,000.00$100,000.00
 Total:$3,598,029.00$2,389,886.50

Sponsored research, internal

None.

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