RESUME James Martin

PERSONAL DATA

Associate Professor

School of Computing

Clemson University

Clemson, SC 29634

Phone: 864/656-4529

Email: abpauz@r.postjobfree.com

EDUCATION

Ph.D., North Carolina State University, 1999, Electrical Engineering (dissertation topic:

end-to-end congestion avoidance for TCP)

M.S., Arizona State University, 1989, Computer Science

B.S., University of Illinois (Champaign/Urbana), 1983, Electrical Engineering

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Clemson University, 2008-, Associate Professor of Computer Science.

Clemson University, 2002-2008, Assistant Professor of Computer Science.

Gartner Group, 2000 to 2002, telecommunications consultant for GartnerConsulting.

Engagements included the development of performance management tools, network

analysis studies, development of technical white papers.

IBM Corporation, 1991 to 2000, R&D staff engineer. Contributions included the

performance analysis of networking protocols and the design/development of network

security systems.

Filenet Corporation, 1989 to 1991, Unix kernel/application developer.

Motorola Government Electronics Division, 1983 to 1989, design engineer. Developed

hardware and software for military communications systems.

CONSULTING EXPERIENCE

CableLabs, 2012, Modeling and analyzing the DASH streaming protocol over cable

networks.

Cox Communications, 2010-2011, network performance analysis.

CableLabs, 2009-2010, analyzing effects of buffer management techniques operating at

upstream queues in a cable modem.

The South Carolina Educational Broadband Service Commission, 2008-, serving as a

technical expert to SC s statewide broadband wireless project.

CableLabs, 2006-2008, evaluated the impact of peer-to-peer traffic on Voice-over-IP in

broadband cable networks.

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South Carolina s Coalition for Mathematics and Science, South Carolina Department of

Education (Math and Science Unit), 2006, provided technical assistance to select and

deploy web collaboration tools.

CableLabs, 2005-2006, cable network traffic modeling and protocol evaluation.

MEMBERSHIPS

Member Association for Computing Machinery, ACM, (1989- ).

Member IEEE and IEEE Communications Society, (1989- ).

PUBLICATIONS

Book Chapters:

N. Shah, D. Kouvatsos, J. Martin, S. Moser, On the Performance Modeling and

Optimization of DOCSIS HFC Networks, Springerlink Lecture Notes in Computer

Science, vol. 5233, pp. 682-715 (2011).

Refereed Journal Publications:

J. Deng, R. Brooks, J. Martin, Assessing the Effect of WiMAX System Parameter

Settings on MAC-level Local DoS Vulnerability, International Journal of

Performability Engineering, (2012).

J. Westall, J. Martin, Performance Characteristics of an Operational WiMAX

Network, IEEE Transactions on Mobile Computing, Vol. 10 no. 7, pp. 941-953 (2011).

Zhou, Y., Chowdhury, M., Martin, J., Wang, K.C., Westall, J., Kang, X.Y., Field

Performance Study of a Regional WiMAX Network for Intelligent Transportation System

Applications, Journal of Transportation Research Board, Transportation Research

Board, Issue Number 2129, pp 121-128 (2009).

J. Martin, M. Westall, A Simulation Model of the DOCSIS Protocol, Simulation:

Transactions of the Society for Modeling and Simulation International, 83(2), 139-155

(2007).

Jiong Gong, David Reed, Terry Shaw, Daniel Vivanco, Jim Martin, QAM Resource

Allocation in Mixed-Format VoD Systems, Journal of Communications, 2(1), 1-9

(2007).

J. Martin, A. Nilsson, I. Rhee, Delay-based Congestion Avoidance for TCP,

IEEE/ACM Transactions on Networking, 11(3), 356-369 (2003).

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Conference Proceedings (Reviewed):

R. Amin, J. Martin, X. Zhou, Smart Grid Communication Using Next Generation

Heterogeneous Wireless Networks, to appear in the Proceedings of the Third IEEE

International Conference on Smart Grid Communications (SmartGridCom), (Tainan

City, Taiwan, November 2012).

G. Hong, J. Martin, S. Moser, J. Westall, "Fair Scheduling on Parallel Bonded Channels

with Intersecting Bonding Groups", Proceedings of the IEEE International Symposium

on Modeling, Analysis and Simulation of Computer and Telecommunication Systems

(Mascots), (Washington DC, August 2012).

J. Martin, R. Amin, A. Eltawil, A. Hussien, Spectral Efficiency and Energy

Consumption Tradeoffs for Reconfigurable Devices in Heterogeneous Wireless

Systems, Proceedings of the IEEE WCNC2012 Conference, (Paris, France, April 2012).

R. R. Brooks, K.-C. Wang, J. Martin, K. Cameron, J. Deng, and L. Yu, WiMAX:

Bandwidth contention resolution Vulnerability to denial of service attacks,

Proceedings of the First GENI Research and Educational Experiment Workshop, (Los

Angeles, CA, March 2012).

A. Hussien, A. Eltawil, R. Amin and J. Martin, Energy Aware Task Mapping Algorithm

For Heterogeneous MPSoC Based Architectures, Proceedings of International

Conference on Computer Design (ICCD), (Montreal, Quebec, October 2011).

J. Martin, R. Amin, A. Eltawil, A. Hussien, Using Reconfigurable Devices to Maximize

Spectral Efficiency in Future Heterogeneous Wireless Systems, Proceedings of the

IEEE ICCCN 2011 Conference, (Maui, HI, July 2011).

J. Martin, R. Amin, A. Eltawil, A. Hussien, "Limitations of 4G Wireless Systems",

Proceedings of the Wireless Symposium @ Virginia Tech, (Virginia Tech, Blacksburg

VA, June 2011.

J. Martin, J. Westall, J. Finkelstein, G. Hart, T. Shaw, G. White, R. Woundy, "Cable

Modem Buffer Management in DOCSIS Networks", Proceedings of the IEEE Sarnoff

2010 Symposium, (Princeton University, Princeton NJ, April 2010).

S. Moser, J. Martin, J. Westall, B. Dean, "The Role of Max-min Fairness in DOCSIS 3.0

Downstream Channel Bonding", Proceedings of the IEEE Sarnoff 2010 Symposium,

(Princeton University, Princeton NJ, April 2010).

J. Martin, B. Li, W. Pressly, J. Westall, WiMAX Performance at 4.9 GHz",

Proceedings of the 2010 IEEE Aerospace Conference, (Big Sky, Montana, March 2010).

J. Martin, J. Westall, "Evaluating WiMAX for Public Safety", Proceedings of the

Wireless Symposium @ Virginia Tech, June 2010.

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M. Juang, K. Wang, J. Martin, A Measurement Study on Link Capacity of a High Stress

IEEE 802.11b/g Network, Proceedings of the 2008 IEEE International Conference on

Computer Communications and Networks (ICCCN 2008), (St. Thomas, Virgin Islands,

August 2008).

M. Fenn, M. Murphy, J. Martin and S. Goasguen "An Evaluation of KVM for Use in

Cloud Computing", Proceedings of the 2nd International Conference on the Virtual

Computing Initiative, RTP, NC, May 2008 (ICVCI08).

W. Spearman, J. Gao, J. Martin, Traffic Prioritization for Lunar Surface Networking

Using an Adaptive 802.11e Algorithm, Proceedings of the 2008 IEEE Aerospace

Conference, (Big Sky, Montana, March 2008).

E. Harney, S. Goasguen, J. Martin, M. Murphy, M. Westall, The Efficacy of Live

Virtual Machine Migrations Over the Internet, Proceedings of the 2nd International

Workshop on Virtualization Technologies in Distributed Computing (VTDC 2007),

(Reno, Nevada, November 2007).

J. Gong, D. Vivanco, J. Martin, Simulation Study of the Spectral Capacity Requirements

of Switched Digital Broadcast, Proceedings of the 2007 IEEE Broadnets, (RTP, NC,

September 2007).

J. Martin, M. Westall, Assessing the Impact of BitTorrent on DOCSIS Networks,

Proceedings of the 2007 IEEE Broadnets, (RTP, NC, September 2007).

W. Spearman, J. Martin, A Distributed Adaptive Algorithm for QoS in 802.11e

Wireless Networks, Proceedings of the 2007 International Symposium on Performance

Evaluation of Computer and Telecommunication Systems (SPECTS'07), (San Diego, CA,

July 2007), pp. 379-386.

J. Martin, M. Westall, Validating an 'ns' Simulation Model of the DOCSIS Protocol,

Proceedings of the 2006 International Symposium on Performance Evaluation of

Computer and Telecommunication Systems (SPECTS'06), (Calguary, CA, July 2006), pp.

297-304.

J. Gong, D. Reed, T. Shaw, D. Vivanco, J. Martin, VoD QAM Resource Allocation

Algorithms, Proceedings of the IEEE/IFIP-Networking Conference, (Coimbra Portugal,

May 2006), pp. 268-280.

S. Kirtane, J. Martin, "Application Performance Prediction in Autonomic Systems",

Proceedings of the ACM SouthEast Conference, (Melbourne, Florida, March 2006), 566-

572.

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Scott Moser, Jim Martin, Assessing Denial of Service Vulnerabilities in DOCSIS,

Proceedings of the ACM SouthEast Conference, (Melbourne, Florida, March 2006), pp.

337-342.

A. Swaminathan, J. Martin, Fairness Issues in Hybrid 802.11b/e Networks,

Proceedings of the IEEE Consumer Communications and Networking Conference, (Las

Vegas, NV, Jan 2006), pp. 50-54.

R. Geist, J. Martin, J. Westall, V. Yalla, Performance Tuning of Gigabit Network

Interfaces, Proceedings of the 31st Annual International Conference of the Computer

Measurement Group (CMG 2005), (Orlando, Florida, Dec 2005, v.2), pp. 687-696.

N. Shah, D. Kouvatsos, J. Martin, S. Moser, A Tutorial on DOCSIS: Protocol and

Performance Models, Proceedings of the International Working Conference on

Performance Modeling and Evaluation of Heterogeneous Networks, (Ikley, UK, July,

2005), pp. T08/1-21.

J. Martin, M. Westall, V. Rajasekaran, "Virtual Machine Effects on Network Traffic

Dynamics, Proceedings of the IEEE International Performance, Computing, and

Communications Conference, (Phoenix, AZ, April 2005), pp. 233-238.

S. Howard, J. Martin, DOCSIS Performance Evaluation: Piggybacking versus

Concatenation, Proceedings of the ACM Southeast Conference, (Kennesaw State, GA,

March, 2005), pp. 43-48.

J. Martin, The Impact of the DOCSIS 1.1/2.0 MAC Protocol on TCP, Proceedings of

the IEEE Consumer Communications and Networking Conference, (Las Vegas, NV, Jan

2005), pp. 302-306.

J. Martin, M. Westall, V. Rajasekaran, "On the Impact of Virtual Machine Overhead on

TCP Performance", Proceedings of the IASTED International Conference on

Communication and Computer Networks, (Boston, MA, Nov, 2004), pp. 287-292.

J. Martin, H. Karlapudi, Web Application Performance Prediction, Proceedings of

the IASTED International Conference on Communication and Computer Networks,

(Boston, MA, Nov, 2004), pp. 281-286.

R. Geist, J. Martin, J. Westall, Small Aggregations of ON/OFF Traffic Sources,

Proceedings of the IASTED International Conference on Communication and Computer

Networks, (Boston, MA, Nov, 2004), pp 312-318.

S. Biyani, J. Martin, A Comparison of TCP-Friendly Congestion Control Protocols,

Proceedings of the International Conference on Computers Communications and

Networks 2004, (Chicago, IL, October 2004), pp. 255 261.

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J. Martin, The Interaction Between the DOCISS 1.1/2.0 MAC Protocol and TCP

Application Performance, Proceedings of the International Working Conference on

Performance Modeling and Evaluation of Heterogeneous Networks, (Ikley, UK, July,

2004), pp. P57/1-10.

J. Martin, Managing Best Effort IP Networks over Heterogeneous WANs, Proceedings

of the International Working Conference on Performance Modeling and Evaluation of

Heterogeneous Networks, (Ikley, UK, July, 2004), pp WP7/1-6.

J. Martin, N. Shrivastav, Modeling the DOCSIS 1.1/2.0 MAC Protocol, Proceedings

of the 2003 International Conference on Computer Communications and Networks,

(Dallas TX, October 2003), pp. 205-210.

J. Martin, A. Nilsson, On Service Level Agreements for IP Networks, in Proceedings

of INFOCOM, (New York, New York, July 2002), pp. 855-863.

J. Martin, A. Nilsson, I. Rhee, The Incremental Deployability of RTT-based Congestion

Avoidance for High Speed TCP Internet Connections, in Proc. of ACM SIGMETRICS

2000, International Conference on Measurement and Modeling of Computer Systems

(ACM SIGMETRICS), (Santa Clara, CA, 2000), pp. 134-144.

J. Martin, A. Nilsson, On Congestion Avoidance for TCP/IP Networks, Proceedings

of the 15th IFIP World Computer Congress, (Budapest, 1998).

J. Martin, A. Nilsson, Congestion Control in HPR, in Proceedings of IEEE

GLOBECOM, (Phoenix, AZ, 1997).

Technical Reports:

J. Martin, A. Nilsson, A Comparison of RTP and TCP/Reno Transport Protocols, IBM

TR 29.2337, December 1997.

J. Martin, A. Nilsson, The Evolution of Congestion Control in TCP/IP networks, IBM

TR 29.2277, June 1997.

J. Martin, Optimal MultiLink Transmission Group Scheduling Algorithms, IBM TR

29.1967, August 1997.

PRESENTATIONS

Building Cooperative Heterogeneous Wireless Networks With Re-Configurable

Devices, Keynote at Workshop on Cooperative Heterogeneous Networks (coHetNet),

ICCCN 2011, August 2011.

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Limitations of 4G Wireless Systems, Wireless Symposium @ Virginia Tech,

Blacksburg, VA, June 2011.

WiMAX Performance at 4.9 GHz, Wireless Symposium @ Virginia Tech, Blacksburg,

VA, June 2010.

Evaluating IEEE 802.16 Broadband Wireless as a Communications Infrastructure for

Public Safety Activities, The International Association of Chiefs of Police 32nd Annual

Law Enforcement Information Management Training Conference, May 2008,

Nashville, TN.

Public Safety Requirements for WiMAX, WiMAX Forum, Application Architecture

Working Group, Washington DC, April 2007.

Modeling a MAC Scheduler: Experiences with a DOCSIS Cable Network Simulation

Model, WiMAX Forum, Application Architecture Working Group, San Deigo, CA, July

2006.

"Understanding the Impact of BitTorrent on Cable Networks, National Cable and

Telecommunication Association's National Show, Atlanta, GA, April 2006.

DOCSIS Performance Issues, National Cable and Telecommunication Association s

National Show, San Francisco, CA, April 2005.

PATENTS

An Optimal Multilink Scheduling Algorithm, United States, patent number 6178448,

granted 1/23/2001.

Adapting Receiver Thresholds to Improve Rate-Based Flow Control, United States,

patent number 6657954, granted 12/2/2003.

Optimal Link Scheduling for Multiple Links, United States, patent number 6862618,

granted 3/1/2005.

SPONSORED RESEARCH

Current Funding:

Assessing Perceived Quality of Dash-Based IPTV Broadcasts: Methods

and Human Factors, CableLabs Research Grant, Principal Investigator, (J. Gilbert Co-

PI), $50,000, (June 2012-December 2013).

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Developing the CyberInfrastructure to Support the Emerging Smart Grid, IBM Faculty

Award, Principal Investigator, $20,000, (September 2011 December 2012).

GENI Spiral 3 : GENI WiMAX at Clemson, NSF, Co-PI (KC Wang PI), $300,000,

(January 2011 December 2013).

Past Funding:

Broadcasting Video Content in Dense 802.11g Sports and Entertainment Venues,

Cisco Research Grant, Principal Investigator (M. Westall Co-PI), $95,000 (August 2010

December 2012).

Correlating the Perceived Quality of Networked Games to Broadband Cable Network

Design Parameters, CableLabs Research Grant, Principal Investigator, (J. Gilbert Co-

PI), $30,000, (May 2011-May 2012).

NSF Grant ECCS-0948132, Towards a Unified Wireless Network Involving

Reconfigurable Devices, NSF, Principle Investigator (September 2009 September

2011).

DOCSIS 3.0 Scheduling Algorithms, Cisco Research Grant, Principal Investigator,

(M.Westall Co-PI), $98,000, (August 2007 December 2011).

iTiger, internally funded CyberInfrastructure research project $150,000 plus equipment

donations from Cisco ($150,000) and Apple ($50,000), (Jan 2008 December 2009).

Evaluating IEEE 802.16 Broadband Wireless as a Communications Infrastructure for

Public Safety Activities, Department of Justice National Institute of Justice, Principal

Investigator, (M. Westall Co-PI), $300,000, (October 2006 October 2008).

CableLabs DOCSIS Research, CableLabs Corporation, Principal Investigator, $14,630,

(May 2007 December 2007).

Evaluation XEN and Microsoft Virtual Server, BMW Corporation, Principal

Investigator, (S. Goasguen Co-PI), $12,000, (January 2007- December 2007).

DELL Equipment Grant, $20,000, Co-PI (S. Goasguen PI), (December 2006).

Evaluating IEEE 802.11 and 802.16 Wireless MAC Protocols for use in Future NASA

Space Exploration Missions, NASA/South Carolina Space Grant REAP program,

Principal Investigator, $30,000, (May 1, 2006 December 2007).

Developing a Prediction-based Service Management System, IBM University

Partnership Proposal, Principal Investigator, $30,000, (August 2005-August 2006).

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Developing Application Level Prediction Services in a WebSphere and Globus Grid

Environments, IBM University Partnership Proposal, Principal Investigator, $40,000,

(August 2004-August 2005).

Equipment gift from Cisco, Principal Investigator (M. Westall Co-PI), $20,000 (January

2005).

IBM SUR Equipment Grant, $125,000, augmented by $100,000 with a cost matching

grant from the Provost, Co-PI (M. Westall Co-PI and R. Geist PI), (June 2004).

GRADUATE STUDENT ADVISING

PhD Graduates

Scott Moser (PHDCS), Scheduling Algorithms in DOCSIS-based networks, (August

2011).

Masters Graduates

Eric Harney (MSCS), Modeling the Network Impacts of Live Migration in XEN,

(December, 2009).

Rob Johnson (MSCS), Evaluating the Use of SNMP as a Wireless Network Monitoring

Tool for IEEE 802.11 Wireless Networks, (May 2009).

Will Spearman (MSCS), Distributed Adaptive Algorithm for 802.11e QoE, (December

2007).

Vince Greene (MSCS), Using XEN for Education: Building Virtual Network Testbeds,

(August 2007).

Ben Sangster (MSCS), DoS Attacks in DOCSIS-based Networks, (August 2007).

John Paramore (MSCS), Adaptive MAC Parameters in DOCSIS Networks, (May

2006).

Tanuja Ingale (MSCS), Denial of Service Vulnerabilities in 802.11 LANs, (August

2005).

Prabu Surendra (MSCS), Modeling Packet Loss over the Internet, (August 2005).

Jeff Vales (MSCS), Mapping User Level Satisfaction to Network Measurables, (May

2005).

Kalyan Chintalapati (MSCS), A Tool for Rapid Model Parameterization and its

Applications, (December 2004).

Surekha Biyani (MSCS), Comparison of TCP-Friendly Congestion Control Protocols,

(August, 2004).

Himadeepa Karlapudi (MSCS), Web Application Performance Prediction, (August

2004).

Mayukh Mukherjee (MSCS), The Development of a New TCP-Friendly Transport

Protocol for Streaming, (August 2004).

Manigandan Natarajan (MSCS), Assessing Streaming Application Performance over the

TFRC Transport Protocol (August 2004).

Vinod Rajasekaran (MSCS), Impact of Virtual Machine Overhead on TCP

Performance, (August 2004).

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Shobhana Kirtane (MSCS), Predicting the Performance of the gridFTP Application over

Wide Area Grid Environments, (May 2004).

Current Graduate Advising

Rahul Amin (PHDECE), Resource Allocation in 5G Wireless Networks, (May, 2014).

Yunhui Fu (PHDCS), topic TBD, (May, 2015).

Gongbing Hong (PHDCS), Bandwidth Management in Broadband Access Networks,

(May 2015)

Sameer Sherwani (MSCS), Finding Optimal Application Level Forward Error

Correction Settings in WiFi Networks (August 2012).

TEACHING EXPERIENCE

Courses Taught at Clemson:

CPSC 360, Distributed and Network Programming, Spring 2010-2012,Spring 2006-2007,

Spring/Fall 2004-2005.

CPSC 851, Software Systems for Data Communications, Fall 2012.

CPSC 852 (formerly CPSC 826), Internet Protocols, Fall 2011, Spring 2009-2011, Fall

2006-2008, Spring 2003-2005, Fall 2002.

CPSC 854 (formerly CPSC 881), Internet Performance Analysis, Spring 2007-2012, Fall

2003-2006.

New Course Development at Clemson:

CPSC 854, Internet Performance Analysis, Fall 2003-2009.

Courses Taught at North Carolina State University:

CSC/ECE 573, Internet Protocols, Spring 2001.

UNIVERSITY AND PUBLIC SERVICE

Committees:

School of Computing, Faculty Search Committee, 2011-2012.

School of Computing, PhD Graduate Student Recruiting Committee, 2010-2011.

School of Computing, PhD Pre-Search Faculty Recruiting Committee, 2010-2011.

School of Computing, Graduate Affairs Committee, 2009-2010.

School of Computing PhD Curriculum Committee, 2008-2009.

Department Research Committee, 2003-2004.

Department Computing Facilities Committee, 2004-2007.

Other service:

*Clemson s Representative (joint with Dr Gilbert) to NSF s AccessComputing program,

May 2012, See http://www.washington.edu/accesscomputing/

*Winner of Department of Transportation s Connected Vehicle Technology Challenge,

June 2011, See http://connectedvehicle.challenge.gov/submissions

*NSF Future Heterogeneous Networks Workshop, Mountain View, CA, March 2011.

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*WiMAX Forum member, 2006-2009.

*IEEE ICCCN Program Committee Member, 2008, 2009, 2011, 2012.

*Public safety communications technology outreach (collaborating with campus police

and fire departments on advanced wireless technology), 2009.

*Clemson s Emerging Scholars (an outreach program to provide rural South Carolina

high school students Computer Science and Internet skills), Summers 2005-2012.

*Undergraduate research (engage undergraduate students in research and service

projects), 2004-2012.

*NSF proposal review panel member, 2004, 2005, 2007, 2010, 2011

*Program committee member, IEEE Broadnets, 2007.

*Advisory Board, International Conference on Performance Modeling and Evaluation of

Heterogeneous Networks, Ikley, UK, July 2005-2006.

August, 2012

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