Research and Development
Research Areas
- Web and multimedia service mobility technologies and context awareness
- Multimodal and multi-channel access, Web 2.0 and mobile applications
- Next Generation Network (NGN) applications and services
- Network Management in Wireless Mesh Networks
Postgraduate Projects
Ph.D Project: A SIP-based Hybrid Architecture for Converged Services in the Web Session Mobility Scenarios.
M’Sc. (Eng.) Project: A SIP Integrated Web Browser for HTTP Session Mobility and Multimedia Services.
M.Eng. Project: A Multi-channel Application for Customer Care Service Delivery: Querying its Knowledge-base using Best-first Search Algorithm
Presentation Slides on the M.Sc. (Eng.) and Ph.D Projects
First Presentation (27-07-2007)
Second Presentation (09-04-2008)
Third Presentation (08-06-2009)
Fourth Presentation (24-07-2009)
Fifth Presentation (09-12-2009)
Artifacts
TransferHTTP Browser Extension
- It integrates SIP into a web browser to make a browser two-endpoint (SIP and HTTP) user agent.
- It uses the SIP MESSAGE method to transfer stateless and stateful web sessions between browsers.
- In addition, it could use the SIP INVITE method to set-up multimedia communication (audio call and streaming services) between browsers.
- The project’s source code is available at the Mozilla repository: http://transferhttp.mozdev.org
Converged Application Server (CAS)
- It is a SIP proxy server with two endpoints (HTTP and SIP) that co-ordinates interactions between two or more browsers.
- The HTTP endpoint provides a GUI to track all interactions, and the SIP endpoint is used to manage/control the interactions, such as forwarding and blocking stateful and stateless session transfers.
- The project’s source code is available at the Berlios repository: http://transferhttp.berlios.de
