[CSENews] Fwd: MSU CSE Lecture Series: Privacy and the Mobile Revolution, Dr. Ramesh Govindan, Friday, Oct 18, 11:00am in 3105 EB

[Teresa Isela VanderSloot]

-

Title: Privacy and the Mobile Revolution


Ramesh Govindan

Professor, Computer Science Department, University of Southern California

Time and location: Oct 18,  2013 11:00am in 3105 EB


Abstract:

Mobile computing has, in the past half a decade, taken off in ways that 
were not anticipated. An important component of this revolution has been 
the co-evolution of cloud computing, which has been used to enhance the 
capabilities of a mobile device. If this revolution is to be sustained, 
it is imperative that we leverage the strengths of mobile devices, 
namely the presence of many useful sensors, in novel ways that greatly 
increase their utility. Sensor data (audio, images, video) sharing has 
proven to have enormous social value, and a challenge in sensor data 
sharing but one that provides interesting opportunities, is to ensure 
the privacy of sensor data. In this talk, I will present two pieces of 
recent work that suggest a common framework within which to explore 
privacy issues for sensor data.


Bio:

Ramesh Govindan received his B. Tech. degree from the Indian 
Institute of Technology at Madras, and his M.S. and Ph.D. degrees from 
the University of California at Berkeley. He is a Professor in 
the Computer Science Department at the University of Southern 
California. His research interests include routing and measurements in 
large internets, wireless sensor networks, and mobile computing systems. 
He is a Fellow of the ACM.


Host: Dr. Guoliang Xing



-------------------------
Dr. Xiaoming Liu

Assistant Professor
Department of Computer Science and Engineering
Michigan State University








-------------- next part --------------
An HTML attachment was scrubbed...
URL: <http://lists.cse.msu.edu/pipermail/csenews/attachments/20131015/d958e9e1/attachment.html>