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Jinhua Guo
Office: 211 CIS
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Dr. Jinhua Guo is the founder and director of Vehicular Networking Systems Research Laboratory and an Associate Professor in the Computer and Information Science Department at the University of Michigan - Dearborn. He obtained his Ph.D. from the University of Georgia in the Department of Computer Science in 2002. He also held B.E. and M.E. both in Computer Science from Dalian University of Technology, China.
Dr. Guo has worked on a range of important
problems
in experimental computer systems, spanning distributed systems,
scientific computing, mobile computing, and vehicular networking. His
research has been funded by highly competitive
external
and internal sources, including NSF,
Chrysler, OVPR, Rackham, and CEEP.
He was also a recipient of the IEEE/ASEE Frontiers in Education New
Faculty Fellow Award and the University of Michigan Rackham Faculty
Fellow Award.
Honors and Awards
- The
IEEE/ASEE Frontiers in Education New Faculty Fellow, 2004
- Rackham Faculty Grant and Fellowship, Rachham Graduate School, University of Michigan, 2004
- Faculty
Research Fellowship,
Research Grants
- PI, “Developing a Delay Tolerant Networking Convergence Layer for
Vehicular Internet,” Chrysler LLC/Brightstar Corp, 2008 – 2009, $52, 600.
- PI, NSF Grant, “Acquisition of Instruments for Mobile Computing Research in the Context of Automotive Applications,” 2005 – 2008, $242,582 (with H. Abdu, K. Akingbehin, N. Patel, P. Richardson, W. Xiang, and Q. Zhu).
- PI, “Secure and Privacy-Preserving Inter-Vehicle Communication Framework,” CEEP, 2006 – 2008, $55, 000 (Estimated) (with N. Patel).
- PI, “Increasing Broadcast Reliability in Vehicular Ad Hoc Networks,” OVPR Fund, 2006 – 2007, University of Michigan, $23,200 (including $11,600 matching from UMD).
- PI, “Developing a Trustworthy Vehicle Safety Communication Framework,” UMD Faculty Summer Research Grant, 2006 – 2007, $6,000.
- PI, “Development of Routing Protocols for Vehicular Ad hoc Networks,” Rackham Research Fund, University of Michigan, 2004 – 2005, $15,000.
- PI, "Using Mobile Agent-based Middleware to Support Distributed Coordination in Telematics", CEEP, 2003 – 2004, $14,000 (with H. Abdu).
Research
Research Interests
- Networking, Mobile Computing, Vehicular Networks
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Distributed Systems,
Distributed Computing, Interactive Steering
- Scientific Computing, Optimization
Current
Projects at VNSRL
- Mobile Computing Research in the Context of Automotive Applications
- CAR: Context Assisted Routing for Vehicular Ad hoc Networks
- BRVANET: Increasing Broadcast Reliability in Vehicular Ad Hoc Networks
- SPPVSC: Secure and Privacy-Preserving Vehicle Safety Communication Framework
- WAVE: Wireless Access in Vehicular Environments Testbed
Invited Talk
- “Context
Assisted
Routing in Vehicular Ad hoc Networks,”
- “Towards Secure, Robust, and Scalable Vehicular Ad Hoc Networks,” Oakland University, November 1, 2006.
- “Vehicle Safety Communication,” Fifth Annual Winter Workshop, US Army Vetronics Institute, Warren, Michigan, January 2006.
- “Fault Tolerance Computing”, Third Annual Winter Workshop, US Army Vetronics Institute, Warren, Michigan, January 2004.
Teaching
Courses being taught in Fall 2008- CIS 427: Computer Networks and Distributed Processing
- CIS 527: Computer Networks
- CIS 547: Advanced Topics in Networking - Wireless Networks and Mobile Computing
- CIS 537: Advanced Networking
- CIS 527: Computer Networks
- CIS 450: Operating Systems
- CIS 427: Computer Networks and Distributed Process
- CIS 297: Introduction to C#
- CIS 296: Java Programming
- CIS 294: VB.NET Programming
Students/Postdocs
Postdocs:- Zhen-Jun Shi, Septermber 2006 ~ present
- Lin Yang (Ph.D. student from Nankai University, China)
- Kai Liu (Ph.D. student from Tongji
University, China)
- John P. Baugh, “Establishing Security and Privacy in Vehicular Ad hoc Networks via Utilization of Group Signatures,” April 2007. (Currently employed at UGS, Siemens)
- Valentin
Dumitrescu,
“Context Assisted Routing Protocols for Inter-Vehicle Wireless
Communication,” July 2006. (Currently
employed at DaimlerChrysler)
- Sudha Ramaswamy, “Agent-Based Framework for
- Christian Atkins (UMD Undergraduate
Research Fellowship)
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