Yingfei
Dong 
Associate Professor, Dept.
of Electrical and Computer Engineering, University
of Hawaii,
E-mail: 
.edu Office:
Holmes Hall 442
TEL: (808) 956-3448 (Work) FAX:
(808) 956-3427
Mailing
Address:
PhD,
2003, University of Minnesota. Advisors:
Prof. Zhi-Li
Zhang and Prof. David H.C. Du
at Computer Networking and
Multimedia Research Lab, Department
of Computer Science and Engineering
General research interests include computer
networks, distributed systems, and advanced computer architecture. Recent
research mostly focuses are computer network security and real-time network
services. Past research projects were on Quality of Service, multimedia
streaming and content distribution, cable broadband networks, etc.
Financial assistantship now is available for motivated PhD students
for computer network and security projects. Please send me your resume and
related statements or doc.
Teaching
Research
Service Publications
/ Patents Professional
Experience
Teaching
Fall
2011 EE602 Algorithm
Spring
2012 EE406 Introduction to Computer and Network Security
Spring
2012 EE609 (EE693F) Computer and Network Security
Current
Research Projects
- Computer
Network and Network Security
- Predictable Delivery for Large-Scale Real-Time
Applications, supported by NSF CNS-1018971, NSF CNS-1127875
- Experimental Study
of Accountability in Existing Anonymous Networks, supported by NSF CNS-1041739,
NSF CNS-1120902.
- Anti-DoS solutions
- DiffMail --- A New Email Architecture for Stopping
SPAM
- Infrastructure-Level
Protection to Ensure Critical Communications, supported by NSF
CNS-0649950
- Secure
Naming Service (SNS)
- Previous Projects:
Large-Scale Video Streaming over the Internet
- Exploiting Peer-to-Peer Systems for Video
Streaming
- A Hybrid Architecture for Large-Scale
Streaming: CDN plus P2P
- Loopback:
Exploiting Collaborative Caches for Large-Scale Streaming
- Secure Video Streaming over IP Networks
- IP-based Multimedia Applications over Cable Broadband
Networks (CBNs)
- Optimal Bandwidth Management for VOD on CBNs.
- Efficient MAC Scheduling on CBNs for
Delay-Sensitive and Two-way Multimedia Applications
- Quality Assurance in
Video Streaming on the Internet, using proxy servers to exploit
application-level knowledge in strategic replication, migration and
delivery of video objects.
Student Projects: We are looking for dedicated students
for several interesting projects on computer network security and multimedia
distribution systems.
Graduate
students, especially PhD students, please directly contact with me.
Professional
Service
o
NSF Panelist 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009
o
Departmental Undergraduate Curriculum
Committee, 2008-present
o
Departmental Budget Committee, 2005-2006,
2008-present
o
Departmental Space Committee, 2004-present
o
Departmental Representative at the
Information Technology Alliance, UH, 2003-present
o
Departmental Teaching Policy Committee,
2008-present
o
Departmental Web-site Committee, 2006
o
Symposium CISS co-chair IEEE Globecom’10,
TPC co-chair ISAAC’09, and IWCMC’07, Local Chair ICCCN'07
o
Recent TPC member for IEEE
INFOCOM’12/11, ICC’12/11, GLOBECOM12/11, ACSAC’11,
ICCCN’11, etc.
o
Referee for
vIEEE/ACM
Transactions on Networking, IEEE
Transactions on Multimedia, IEEE
Transactions on Broadcasting, IEEE
Journal on Selected Areas in Communications, IEEE Communications Magazine, IEEE Transaction on Knowledge and Data
Engineering, IEEE Transactions on
Software Engineering, IEEE Journal
of Parallel and Distributed Computing, ACM Computer Communication Review, ACM Multimedia Journal, ACM
Transactions on Internet Technology, Journal
of Multimedia Tools and Applications, Computer
Networks Journal, etc.
v
IEEE/ACM/IFIP Conferences: IEEE INFOCOM,
ICNP, ICDCS, GLOBECOM, ICC, Chinacom, Qshine, IWQoS, ACSAC, Hot
Interconnects, ICCCN, BroadNets, ICME, LCN,
Supercomputing, HPCA, MASCOTS, etc.; ACM SIGMETRICS; IFIP Networking
Hanauma Bay, Oahu, Hawaii, a place you must go if you
are on the
Recommendations for
friends visiting Honolulu on the Island of Oahu.
Thanks
for visiting. Back
to Top