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John S. Heidemann

Research Professor of Computer Science and Principal Scientist at USC Information Sciences Institute

University of Southern California

Affiliations

School of Engineering

Thomas Lord Department of Computer Science

John S. Heidemann is currently serving as a School Of Engineering Research Professor of Computer Science and Principal Scientist at USC Information Sciences Institute at University of Southern California.

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John S. Heidemann

University of Southern California

Research Professor of Computer Science and Principal Scientist at USC Information Sciences Institute

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computer science systems engineering wireless sensor networks wireless communications networked system design computer engineering wireless networks network analysis communication computer security distributed systems sensors information security machine learning communications systems wireless sensor systems collaborative sensor network communication security telecommunication networks multi-hop routing underwater technologies mobile computing location awareness sensor connectivity localization information technology positioning systems energy-efficient networking wireless routing sensor networks rf localization online information vehicular technology localization technique indoor positioning systems routing protocols underwater sensor network network simulation ddos detection information visualization medium access control simulation infrastructure internet science underwater acoustics spectral analysis threat detection data dissemination software-defined networking network visualizations network management latency control geographical information science spectral theory human-computer interaction data security service management ad hoc networks network performance advanced networking network traffic data handling architecture cost model high densities low densities internet flow characteristics underwater networks statistical methods demo abstract low-power acoustic communications directed diffusion energy consumption network computing networked intelligence reference points small size localization techniques internet protocols computer networking technology named data networking autonomous system (internet) next generation internet future internet internet of things

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Anycast Polarization in the Wild. Lecture notes in computer science (2024)

A. S. M. RizviTingshan HuangRasit EsrefogluJohn Heidemann

informaticscomputer sciencewireless communicationslogic in computer scienceanycast polarizationcommunicationubiquitous computingdata science

Deep Dive Into Ntp Pool's Popularity and Mapping. ACM SIGMETRICS Performance Evaluation Review (2024)

Giovane C. M. MouraMarco DavidsCaspar SchutijserCristian HesselmanJohn HeidemannGeorgios Smaragdakis

deep divedeep learningperformance evaluationntp pooldata science

Ebb and Flow: Implications of Isp Address Dynamics. Lecture notes in computer science (2024)

Guillermo BaltraXiao SongJohn Heidemann

informaticscomputer sciencetechnologyisp address dynamicscomputer engineeringinformation technology

Defending Root Dns Servers Against Ddos Using Layered Defenses (Extended). Ad Hoc Networks (2023)

ASM RizviJelena MirkovicJohn HeidemannWesley HardakerRobert Story

computer scienceddos detectiondenial-of-service attacksnetwork securitylayered defensesinformation securitycomputer securitysoftware-defined networkingroot dns servers

Having Your Privacy Cake and Eating It Too: Platform-Supported Auditing of Social Media Algorithms for Public Interest. Proceedings of the ACM on Human-Computer Interaction (2023)

Basileal ImanaAleksandra KorolovaJohn Heidemann

computer scienceplatform-supported auditingdisinformation detectionsocial mediahuman-machine interactionpublic interestcommunicationhuman-computer interactionsocial influencesocial media algorithmsbehavioral sciencesmachine learning

Inferring Changes in Daily Human Activity From Internet Response. (2023)

Xiao SongGuillermo BaltraJohn Heidemann

internet responsebehavioral sciencesaction monitoringinformation forensicsactivity recognitiondaily human activitypattern recognitionmachine learningchange detection

CHHOYHOPPER: A Moving Target Defense With Ipv6. (2022)

A S M RizviJohn Heidemann

computer sciencecomputer securityunmanned aerial vehiclestarget defense

Differences in Monitoring the Dns Root Over Ipv4 and Ipv6. (2022)

Tarang SalujaJohn HeidemannYuri Pradkin

dns rootelectrical engineeringnetwork analysis

Internet Outage Detection Using Passive Analysis. (2022)

Asma EnayetJohn Heidemann

computer sciencesystems engineeringinternet outage detectionanomaly detectionelectrical engineeringinformation securitypassive analysis

Old but Gold: Prospecting Tcp to Engineer and Live Monitor Dns Anycast. Lecture notes in computer science (2022)

Giovane C. M. MouraJohn HeidemannWes HardakerPithayuth CharnsethikulJeroen BultenJoão M. CeronCristian Hesselman

wireless communicationscommunications systemscomputer scienceinternet protocolsengineeringsoftware-defined networkingcomputer engineeringprospecting tcp

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John S. Heidemann

Research Professor of Computer Science and Principal Scientist at USC Information Sciences Institute

University of Southern California

Affiliations

School of Engineering

Thomas Lord Department of Computer Science

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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John S. Heidemann

University of Southern California

Research Professor of Computer Science and Principal Scientist at USC Information Sciences Institute

You can click a keyword to filter the displayed items

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Anycast Polarization in the Wild. Lecture notes in computer science (2024)

A. S. M. RizviTingshan HuangRasit EsrefogluJohn Heidemann

informaticscomputer sciencewireless communicationslogic in computer scienceanycast polarizationcommunicationubiquitous computingdata science

Deep Dive Into Ntp Pool's Popularity and Mapping. ACM SIGMETRICS Performance Evaluation Review (2024)

Giovane C. M. MouraMarco DavidsCaspar SchutijserCristian HesselmanJohn HeidemannGeorgios Smaragdakis

deep divedeep learningperformance evaluationntp pooldata science

Ebb and Flow: Implications of Isp Address Dynamics. Lecture notes in computer science (2024)

Guillermo BaltraXiao SongJohn Heidemann

informaticscomputer sciencetechnologyisp address dynamicscomputer engineeringinformation technology

Defending Root Dns Servers Against Ddos Using Layered Defenses (Extended). Ad Hoc Networks (2023)

ASM RizviJelena MirkovicJohn HeidemannWesley HardakerRobert Story

computer scienceddos detectiondenial-of-service attacksnetwork securitylayered defensesinformation securitycomputer securitysoftware-defined networkingroot dns servers

Having Your Privacy Cake and Eating It Too: Platform-Supported Auditing of Social Media Algorithms for Public Interest. Proceedings of the ACM on Human-Computer Interaction (2023)

Basileal ImanaAleksandra KorolovaJohn Heidemann

Inferring Changes in Daily Human Activity From Internet Response. (2023)

Xiao SongGuillermo BaltraJohn Heidemann

internet responsebehavioral sciencesaction monitoringinformation forensicsactivity recognitiondaily human activitypattern recognitionmachine learningchange detection

CHHOYHOPPER: A Moving Target Defense With Ipv6. (2022)

A S M RizviJohn Heidemann

computer sciencecomputer securityunmanned aerial vehiclestarget defense

Differences in Monitoring the Dns Root Over Ipv4 and Ipv6. (2022)

Tarang SalujaJohn HeidemannYuri Pradkin

dns rootelectrical engineeringnetwork analysis

Internet Outage Detection Using Passive Analysis. (2022)

Asma EnayetJohn Heidemann

computer sciencesystems engineeringinternet outage detectionanomaly detectionelectrical engineeringinformation securitypassive analysis

Old but Gold: Prospecting Tcp to Engineer and Live Monitor Dns Anycast. Lecture notes in computer science (2022)

Giovane C. M. MouraJohn HeidemannWes HardakerPithayuth CharnsethikulJeroen BultenJoão M. CeronCristian Hesselman

wireless communicationscommunications systemscomputer scienceinternet protocolsengineeringsoftware-defined networkingcomputer engineeringprospecting tcp

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