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Ahmed MansyPhD Student |
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I am a PhD student at the College
of Computing. I am a member of the Networking
and Telecommunications group. I work with Prof Mostafa
Ammar and Prof Ellen
Zegura. My research interests are in scalable adaptive video
streaming over the Internet. Previously, I worked on message
ferry routing in Disruption Tolerant Networks (DTNs). In 2009 I worked with Prof Nick Feamster on discovering VLAN induced dependencies in Georgia Tech campus network. In 2011, I spent seven months interning at Google in the Quantitative Latency group. I worked on a very interesting project that aims at uncovering the pop-level topology of the Internet. |
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Analysis of Adaptive Streaming for Hybrid CDN/P2P
Live Video systems [pdf] Ahmed Mansy and Mostafa Ammar IEEE International Conference of Network Protocols (ICNP), 2011. |
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Deficit Round-Robin Based Message Ferry
Routing[pdf] Ahmed Mansy, Mostafa Ammar and Ellen Zegura In GLOBECOM 2011, see technical report [pdf] |
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Measuring VLAN-Induced Dependencies on a Campus
Network[pdf] Mukarran Bin Tariq, Ahmed Mansy, Nick Feamster and Mostafa Ammar ACM International Measurement Conference (IMC), 2009 |
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Towards Distributed Network Classification for
Mobile Ad hoc Networks Dimitrios Antonellis, Ahmed Mansy, Konstantinos Psounis and Mostafa Ammar The fourth International Wireless Internet Conference (WICON), 2008 |
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Reliable Roadside-to-Roadside Data Transfer Using
Vehicular Traffic Ahmed Mansy, Mostafa Ammar and Ellen Zegura International Workshop on Mobile Vehicular Networks (MoVeNet), 2007 |
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The Mythical Traffic Matrix Ahmed Mansy and Constantine Dovrolis WIRED workshop (position paper), 2006 |
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