Russell J. Clark
Senior Scientist
Empire Technologies, Inc.
541 Tenth Street NW, Suite 169
Atlanta, GA 30318-5713
Phone: 770.384.0184 Fax: 770.384.0183
EMail: rjc@empiretech.com
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B.S. in Mathematics and Computer Science,
Vanderbilt University , 1987;
M.S. in Information and Computer Science from
Georgia Institute of Technology 1992;
Ph.D.
Georgia Institute of Technology 1995;
Russ' research interests include:
interoperable systems through the use of multiple protocols,
scalable servers using multicast delivery,
and the design of future protocols for high-speed networks.
In addition, he is currently studying circuit allocation techniques
for ATM networks
as part of the Ohio Computing and Communications ATM Research Network
OCARNET project.
Russ was an Assistant Professor of Computer Science
at the University of Dayton from 1995 to 1997.
From 1990 to 1995 he was a graduate student at the
College of Computing of
Georgia Institute of Technology .
His doctoral dissertation is entitled:
"Solutions For Ubiquitous Information Services: Multiple Protocols
and Scalable Servers".
His dissertation advisor is
Prof. Mostafa Ammar.
Before graduate school, Dr. Clark worked as a Software Engineer for
Data General Corporation for three years.
Russ enjoys spending time with his growing
family.
In his "spare" time he plays tennis and, to quote a famous bumper sticker,
he'd "rather be sailing".
"Life is too short to use Microsloft products."
Courses:
Publications:
In Multicast Resource Distribution:
In Multiprotocol Systems:
- Russell J. Clark, Mostafa H. Ammar and Kenneth L. Calvert.
"Protocol Discovery in Multiprotocol Networks",
In Proceedings of The Fourth International Conference on Computer
Communications and Networks (IC3N'95) September, 1995.
- Russell J. Clark.
"The Electronic Tower of Babel",
Atlanta Computer Currents,
Jaye Communications, Inc.
December, 1994.
- Russell J. Clark, Mostafa H. Ammar and Kenneth L. Calvert.
"Using DNS to Support Multiprotocol Interoperability",
Internet Draft draft-clark-dns-support-00.txt,
May, 1994.
- Russell J. Clark, Mostafa H. Ammar and Kenneth L. Calvert.
"Multiprotocol Interoperability In IPng",
RFC 1683 Internet Request for Comments,
August, 1994.
- Russell J. Clark, Kenneth L. Calvert and Mostafa H. Ammar.
"On the Use of Directory Services to Support Multiprotocol
Interoperability",
In Proceedings of IEEE INFOCOM '94,
Toronto, June, 1994.
- Russell J. Clark, Mostafa H. Ammar and Kenneth L. Calvert.
"Multiprotocol Architectures as a Paradigm for Achieving Interoperability",
In Proceedings of IEEE INFOCOM '93,
San Francisco, April, 1993.
In Network Configuration and Management:
In Robotic Learning Systems:
- Ashwin Ram, Ronald C. Arkin, Kenneth Moorman, Russell J. Clark.
"Case-Based Reactive Navigation: A Case-Based Method for On-Line Selection
and Adaptation of Reactive Control Parameters in Autonomous Robotic Systems",
To appear in IEEE Transactions on Systems, Man, and Cybernetics.
- Russell J. Clark, Ronald C. Arkin and Ashwin Ram.
"Case-based Reactive Navigation",
Technical Report, Georgia Institute of Technology,
1992.
- Russell J. Clark, Ronald C. Arkin and Ashwin Ram.
"Learning Momentum: On-line Performance Enchancement for Reactive Systems",
In Proceedings of IEEE International Conference on Robotics and Automation,
Nice, France, May, 1992.
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