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Welcome to Wenyu's homepage.
I have graduated with my Ph.D. under the supervision ofProf. Henning Schulzrinne in the IRT Lab .
My research areas and interests are:
- QoS measurement and monitoring for Internet multimedia
- Assessment of VoIP Service Availability in the Current Internet PAM 2003 workshop
- QoS Evaluation of VoIP End-points ICC 2003 (refined version of NYMAN paper)
- Quality and Performance Evaluation of VoIP End-points , New York Metro Area Networking Workshop 2002 (previously as NYNET)
- QoS measurement of Real Time Multimedia services on the Internet , Tech Report CUCS-015-99
- A refined version of CUCS-015-99 , NOSSDAV 2000
- Performance of traffic aggregation in Voice over IP (VoIP)
- VoIP subjective quality testing
- IP telephony signaling ( SIP )
- Towards Junking the PBX: Deploying IP Telephony , presented Slides at NOSSDAV 2001, and at NYNET workshop.
This paper is also available in unzipped ps and PDF format. - Tech Report version of the NOSSDAV 2001 paper
- Towards Junking the PBX: Deploying IP Telephony , presented Slides at NOSSDAV 2001, and at NYNET workshop.
- Bandwidth measurement in the Internet
- Detecting and Measuring Asymmetric Links in an IP Network , Tech Report CUCS-009-99
- The conference paper version of CUCS-009-99, Global Internet 1999 (part of GlobeComm)
Networking tools I wrote:
- UDP trace tool
It contains both a UDP test agent and a test controller. The controller requests two agents to create a UDP periodic test stream between them, to simulate a CBR VoIP (Constant Bit-Rate, Voice over IP) session. The session can be either 1-way (unidirectional) or 2-way. A 2-way test is just like a Ping (ICMP echo/reply) test. This version (1.3beta) supports authentication based on HMAC-MD5, so that only authorized controllers (who has a shared key of each agent) can create UDP tests. - hop_speed, a networking tool that measures speed of asymmetric links
A prototype program that implements the algorithm 2 in my tech report (CUCS-009-99) and Globecomm/Global Internet paper.
Here is a list of Call For Papers in Networking
Courses I have TA'ed:
- Introduction to Software Engineering course , W3156/4156, Spring 1998
- Operating Systems , W4118, Fall 1997
- Introduction to Software Engineering course , W3156/4156, Spring 1997
- Numerical Algorithms and Complexity , W4241, Fall 1996
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