MSDL

Mobile Systems Design Laboratory

Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering

Stony Brook University

254 Light Engineering Building

Stony Brook, NY 11794

2010 Publications


MSDL (Mobile Systems Design Laboratory) is a research group within the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Stony Brook University. The research goals span a wide area of mobile platform designs, VLSI design for wireless communications and non-linear signal processing, multi-modal signal processing and architecture, algorithm development for object tracking and monitoring, and low power reconfigurable system design. The research is aggressively focused for high performance, low power and flexibility.

Current Members

  • Prof. Sangjin Hong (Faculty, MSDL Director)

  • Dr. Yunyoung Nam (Post-Doctoral Researcher)

  • Dr. Shung Han Cho (Post-Doctoral Researcher)

  • Sanghyo Kim (Ph.D Student)

  • Kyung Hoon Kim (Ph.D Student)

  • Qi Qi (Ph.D Student)

  • Euri Choi (Ph.D Student)

  • Mike Cruz (MS Student)

  • Jason Chung (MS Student)

  • Prathyush Kama (MS Student)

  • Ramkumar Ramachandran Sridharan (MS Student)

  • Hanna Son (BS Student)

  • Keith (Xi) Deng (Ph.D Student, with Prof. Yang)

Research Areas

  • High Speed Scalable Particle Filter Design and Implementation

  • Low Complexity Hyperspectral Image Processing System Design and Implementation

  • High-Speed NoC Architecture for Vehicular Applications

  • Reconfigurable Distributed Buffer Controller Architecture for DSP Applications

  • Reconfigurable Coarse Grain FPGA Architecture for DSP and Image Processing

  • Low Complexity Energy Efficient Multi-Modal Sensor Node Architecture Optimization

  • Cross-Layer Optimization of Network Node Architecture for tracking and Monitoring Applications

Doctoral Dissertations

  • Miodrag Bolic ("Architectures for Efficient Particle Filters", Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, May 2004, Co-advised with Prof. Djuric, Currently with School of Information Technology and Engineering, Ottawa University, Canada)

  • Shu Shin Chin ("Energy Aware VLSI Designs for Reconfigurable DSP Architecture", Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, December 2004, Currently with Marvell Technology, Santa Clara, CA)

  • Kyungtae Kim ("Performance Improvement through Compression and Aggregation in Voice over Wireless Mesh Network (VoMESH)", Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, August 2006, Currently with NEC Labs America, Princeton, NJ)

  • Akshay Athalye ("Design and Implementation of Hardware for Real-Time Particle Filters", Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, August 2007, Co-advised with Prof. Djuric, Currently with CEWIT, Stony Brook University)

  • Sangkil Jung ("Design and Optimization of Node Architecture for Applications Specific Multi-hop Wireless Networks", Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, December 2007, Currently with Samsung Electronics, Korea)

  • Kyoung-Su Park ("Robust Object Detection and Localization for Real-Time Autonomous Surveillance Applications", Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, May 2008, Currently with Korea Telecom, Korea)

  • Seyong Park ("Mobility Impact on VoIP Quality over Radio Access Network", Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, May 2009, Currently with Intelibs, New York)

  • Jinseok Lee ("Design and Analysis of Heterogeneous Sensors based Object Tracking Methodology", Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, May 2009, Currently with Department of Biomedical Engineering, Stony Brook University)

  • Woohyung Chun ("VLSI Design Methodology Based on a Parameterized Buffer Controller", Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, December 2009, Currently with Samsung Electronics, Korea)

  • Gun Yeob (Peter) Kim ("Robust Self-Optimization of Handover in Wireless Systems", Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, May 2010, Currently with Aerospace Corporation, California)

  • Doug Kim ("Grid Based Navigation and Robust Control of Multiple Networked Mobile Robots", Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, May 2010, Currently with Intelibs, New York)

  • Shung Han Cho ("Collaborative and Heterogeneous Signal Processing Methodology for Mobile Sensor Based Applications", Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, August 2010)

  • Former MS Students
    Jyoti Wagholikar, MS 2002; Wei Wu, MS 2003; Fanshi Zhao, MS 2003; Magesh Sadasivam, MS 2004; Xiaoyao Liao, MS 2004; Wei-Ting Tu, MS 2004; Hwa Kong Chau, MS 2004; Kyoung-Su Park, MS 2005; Jinseok Lee, MS 2006; Junhee Mun, MS 2007; Kapil Kanugo, MS 2007; Chaithra Rajendra, MS 2007; Shung Han Cho, MS 2008, Brijesh Kaunds, MS, 2009; Kailash Ganapathi, MS 2009; Kulkarni Himani, MS 2009