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Robert Bonneau
Title of talk :
Complex Networks
Abstract
This talk will overview complex network goals that
address issues in quantifying and managing the performance of
heterogeneous dynamic networks. Information topological methods along
with the models and dynamics are presented. The talk also covers
Estimation and Ergodic theory in networks to reduce point to point
overhead of protocols (IP) by only retransmitting information that can
not be estimated from geometric information properties. The theory and
design of network protocols policy and management is outlined along with
a few example challenges and Air Force network roles.
Short Bio
Dr. Bonneau is Program Manager of the
Air Force Office of Scientific Research, and has established programs
Networking and Communications in the Mathematics, Information, and
Biological Sciences Division. Previously, Dr. Bonneau was a senior
research scientist at the Air Force Research Laboratory, Information
Directorate in networking, communications, sensing, and computing, a
Program Manager at the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA)
in communications. He has held academic positions in communications and
sensing at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute and Columbia University. Dr
Bonneau has a Ph.D. in electrical engineering from Columbia University,
and a Masters and Bachelors in electrical engineering from Cornell
University. Dr. Bonneau is a senior member of IEEE and has over 70
journal and conference papers, 1 book co-authorship, contributed to 2
book chapters, and holds 3 patents.
