Title
Associate Professor
Office Phone
(765) 494-7821
Education
B.A. from the School of Management, Seoul National University, M.S., Computer Science from the University of South Carolina, Ph.D. in Computer Science from Boston University.
Research Areas
Design and Control Issues in High-Speed Multimedia Networks including Quality of Service Provisioning Architectures, Congestion
Control, Distributed Scheduling, and the Facilitation of Adaptive, Fault-Tolerant Computing on Large-Scale Distributed Systems.
Key Areas
Assurable Software and Architecture
Notable Experience
Served on several international program committees, NSF panels, and a member of ACM and IEEE. Also serves on the editorial boards of IEEE Communications Letters and Computer Networks as associate editor. Organized an SFI/NSF Workshop titled "The Internet as a Large-Scale Complex System" (co-chair: Dr.Walter Willinger), held at the Santa Fe Institute, and a SPIE Conference titled "Scalability and Traffic Control in IP Networks" (co-chair: Dr. Sonia Fahmy) at the Colorado Convention Center in Denver.
Notable Awards
Presidential University Fellow at Boston University
Recipient of the NSF CAREER Award
Fellow-at-Large of the Santa Fe Institute.
Notable Affiliations
NSF, IEEE, ACM.
Publications
Over 40 technical publications, and has edited a book "Self- Similar Network Traffic and Performance Evaluation" (co-editor: Dr.Walter Willinger) published by Wiley-Interscience, 2000.
Biography
IEEE IWQoS. He has edited a book "Self-Similar Network Traffic and Performance Evaluation" (co-editor: Walter Willinger) published by Wiley-Interscience, 2000. His thesis, entitled "Ergodicity and Mixing Rate of One-Dimensional Cellular
Automata" (advisor: Peter Gacs), was on a problem in probability
theory going back to von Neumann, with applications to fault-tolerance
and reliability in large scale systems such as the Internet. Dr. Park
was a Presidential University Fellow at Boston University, is a
recipient of the NSF CAREER Award, a Fellow-at-Large of the Santa
Fe Institute, has served on several international program committees
and panels, and is a member of ACM and IEEE. He is on the
editorial boards of Computer Networks and IEEE Communications Letters.
In 2001, he organized an SFI/NSF Workshop titled "The Internet as a
Large-Scale Complex System" (co-chair: Walter Willinger), at the
Santa Fe Institute, and a SPIE Conference titled "Scalability and
Traffic Control in IP Networks" (co-chair: Sonia Fahmy) held at the
Colorado Convention Center in Denver.
