| MANI SUBRAMANIAN
|
Tel <678) 488-0524
Fax: (253) 270-3370
| Adjunct Professor, College of Computing
Georgia Inst. Of Technology
Atlanta, GA 30332-0280
email: manis@cc.gatech.edu |
Mani Subramanian has over thirty years of telecommunications
experience in academic, research and corporate institutions. His
experience includes research and development in software and hardware
systems for voice and data communications. He has done research and
development at AT&T Bell Laboratories and at Bell Communications
Research for twenty years. Since then, he has led R & D
in various diversified corporations including Racal Datacom and
Digital Communications Associates. He was elected to the Board of the
OSI Network Management Forum and, as its Technical Director, was
responsible for the development of the first version of OSI Network
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Mani was Assistant Professor of Electrical Engineering at Purdue
University before entering the corporate world and has recently
returned to the academic world as a Research Professor at the Georgia
Institute of Technology. He has developed and taught a course on
network management and is currently developing a
network management
research program for broadband services to home and establishing a
network operations center for the Georgia Tech backbone network.
Mani earned Bellcore's Best Award for his contributions to the Bell
System. He holds several patents and awards, and has authored
numerous articles in the fields of communications, lasers, networking
and software systems. His educational training includes the field of
physics, electrical engineering and computer science.
Biography
Biography
of Mani Subramanian
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Publications
"Managing Product Development for Technology," Competitive Edge,
December 1996 / January 1997
"The Fast Track of Information Technology," Competitive Edge, October
/ November 1996.
"Standards Approach Their Final Frontier," Networking Management,
September 1989.
"CIMAP - An Integrated System for Operations Centers," Bell
Communications Research Exchange, January/February 1987.
"Phase and Amplitude Dispersion during Fading on a Line-of-Sight
Microwave Link," B.S.T.J., December 1973.
"Laser Remote Sensing of Atmospheric Refractive-Index Fluctuation
Profile," J. Opt. Soc. Am., May 1972.
"Improved Image Position Sensor for High Resolution Optical Tracking,"
Applied Optics, April 1972.
"Laser Probing of a Weakly-Ionized Turbulent Gas: Comparison of
Neutral and Plasma Fluctuations," Phys. of Fluids, December 1971.
"Vertical Laser Link Using Tethered Balloon," Proc. AFCRL Balloon
Symp. (1970).
"Comments on the Nature of Atmospheric Modulation of Laser Beams,"
IEEE Conference on Laser Engineering and Application (1969).
"Atmospheric Limitations for Laser Communication," EASCON Convention
Records (1968).
"Modulation of Laser Beams by Atmospheric Turbulence - Depth of
Modulation," B.S.T.J., March 1967.
"Cathodoluminescence of Ruby," J. Appl. Phys., September 1966.
"Modulation of Laser Beams by Atmospheric Turbulence," B.S.T.J., March
1965.
"Saturation of the Cathodoluminescence of Ruby," Appl. Phys. Letters,
March 1, 1965.
"Power and Energy Measurements Using an Optical Polarization
Transducer Detector," Ch. 4, Laser Parameter Measurements Handbook,
Edited by H. G. Heard.
"Laser Power and Energy Measurement Using Nonlinear Polarization of
Crystals," Proc. Symp. on Optical Lasers, Polytechnic Inst. of
Brooklyn (1963).
"Understanding Plane Wave Propagation in a Plasma Media,"
Proc. National Electronics Conference (1961).
"Gain Optimization in Low Frequency Parametric Upconverters by
Multidiode Operation," Proc. IEEE, December 1960.
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