Kim,
Seonho
Ph. D.
Candidate in Computer Science
Department of Computer
Science & Engineering
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A Fine-grained QoS Control Framework for Network Services (Ph. D. Thesis)
: : The goal of this research is to investigate how a quality-aware middleware framework can be designed to deliver reliable differentiated service quality to the users in a Grid and in the Internet.
Research
Interests
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Scheduling and
resource management in large-scale parallel and distributed systems
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Grid Computing,
Pervasive Computing, Autonomic Computing, Mobile Computing, Peer-to-Peer
systems
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Security issues
in various distributed systems
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Medical
computing and Healthcare system
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PhD in Computer
Science, expected winter 2006
from Dept. of Computer Science and Engineering, University of Minnesota.
Advisor : Dr. Jon
B. Weissman
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M.S. in Computer
Science, February 1999
from Dept. of Computer Science, Seoul National University,
Advisor : Dr. Suk-In Yoo
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B.S. in
Mathematics, August 1996
from Dept. of Mathematics, Seoul National University,
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Consultant,
VisionShare Inc,
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Project title :
Shibboleth project (E-Authentication pilot project)
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The principal goal
of this project is to produce a secure (authentication and authorization) and
interoperable technical architecture for sharing medical information across
multiple healthcare providers. It uses PKI certificates and services to
demonstrate this architecture.
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My work is to
design the architecture and build a prototype for the proof of concept.
Shibboleth, SAML, HTTP(Apache, IIS, and Tomcat), OpenSSL,
PKI, and SOAP are part of the architecture.
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Research
Assistant, April 2006 ~ to date
Project
Title: The Electronic Primary Care Research Network (ePCRN)
Dept.
of Family Medicine and Community Health, University of
Supervisor:
Kevin Peterson, MD, MPH
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sponsored by the
National Institute of Health(NIH)
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The principal
goal of this project is to develop an electronic infrastructure that aids in
the recruitment of subjects and the performance of randomized controlled trials
in primary care practices. The specific technical objectives of this project
are 1) to provide a web-portal that enables primary care practices to link with
researchers in academic centers or the NIH to facilitate recruitment, entry,
and follow-up of multidisciplinary randomized controlled trials, 2) to establish
a clinic-based registry in primary care using distributed database technology
that interfaces with the web portal solution in order to enhance the process of
clinical trials recruitment and the translation of research findings into
practice and finally 3) to use Internet2 components for enhanced functionality
and communication
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My work is to
design/test the architecture and to develop the APIs for UDDI registry inquiry
and distributed SQL query on OGSA-DAI servers. Globus
Toolkit 4.0 Java WS core, OGSA-DAI-WSRF, Apache jUDDI,
Axis SOAP engine, and Database systems (MySQL and PostgreSQL)
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Research
Assistant, April 2005 ~ to date, Grid
Computing, Scheduling, Data Mining
Project
Title: Data Mining Middleware for Distributed and Grid Computing
Dept.
of Computer Science,
Supervisor:
Dr. Jon B. Weissman
o
sponsored by the
National Science Foundation
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This project is
focused on 1) exploiting Grid technology to enable mining of distributed datasets,
e.g., distributed network intrusion analysis and on 2) supporting efficient
scheduling of data mining computations by considering the placement and
possible replication of data and mining computations in a Grid to achieve
user-level QoS
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Research
Assistant, June 2003 ~ to date
project
Community Services,
Dept.
Computer Science & Engineering,
Supervisor:
Dr. Jon B. Weissman
o
Sponsored by the
National Science Foundation and
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The goal of this
project is to develop flexible techniques and reusable middleware in support of
adaptive services satisfying users, service providers, and the Grid community
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Design and
implement the architecture
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Research
Assistant, August 2001 ~ August 2002
project
Distributed Space System
Dept.
of Aerospace Engineering & Mechanics,
Supervisor:
Dr. Mehran Mesbahi
o
Sponsored by the
National Science Foundation
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The goal of this
project is to develop a hybrid control design methodology capturing the
interaction between inter-spacecraft communication and sensing
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Research
Assistant, January 2001 ~ August 2001
project
Automatic Segmentation of 3D Vortices for the
Analysis of Turbulent Flows
Dept.
Computer Science & Engineering,
Supervisor:
Dr. Victoria Interrante
o
Sponsored by the
National Science Foundation
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The goal of this
project is to develop algorithms to extract individual 3D vortical
structures in the volume at each time step &visualize them
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Research
Assistant, January 1998 ~ February 1999
project
Development of a middleware for GIS using RDBMS
Dept.
Computer Science,
Supervisor:
Dr. Suk-In Yoo
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Development of a
middleware aiming at the integration of heterogeneous RDBMS and any kind of GIS
applications
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Geographic data
management in main memory (C++)
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Web GIS
application development for GIS engine (Perl and Java)
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Research
Assistant, March 1997 ~ December 1997
project
Development of the South Korean-type Super Computer
Dept.
Computer Science,
Supervisor:
Dr. Suk-In Yoo
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Teaching
Assistant, January 2001 ~ May 2003
Dept.
Computer Science & Engineering,
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CSci5107, Computer Graphics I, Spring 2002
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CSci4131, Internet Programming, Fall 2002
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CSci2031, Introduction to Numerical Computing, Fall 2002
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CSci5131, Advanced Internet Programming, Spring
2003
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Instructor, January 1998 ~ July 2000
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CGI
Programming with Perl, Spring 1998,
at the
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Web
Database Programming, Spring 1999,
at the
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Object
Oriented System, Fall 1999, at the
o
Programming
Language, Fall 1999, at the
o
C
Programming Language, Spring 2000,
at the
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Java
and JavaScript Programming, Fall
1999, at the
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CORBA
Programming with Java, Spring 2000,
at the
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Web
Master Training, 2000, at the WebEng Co.,
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Java
Programming, project team training,
2000, at the Dept. of Mechanical Engineering, Hanyang
University, Seoul, Korea
Professional Activies
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Affiliations
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Global Grid
Forum (GGF)
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Institute of
Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE)
Computer Society
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Association for
Computing Machinery (ACM)
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Technical
Referee
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CCGrid’07
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JSSPP’06
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Grid 2005, ICPP’05,
JPDC’05, e-Science 2005, SuperComputing’05
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Grid 2004, IPDPS’04,
SCC’04, ICAC’04, HPDC’04, ICPADS’04
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Grid 2003, ICPP’03
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Talks
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Grid
Computing, invited talk, 21 March 2005,
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Journal,
Conference, Symposium, and Workshop Articles
1. Seonho Kim, Jon B. Weissman, and
Kevin A. Peterson, A Secure Federated Health Data Query System for Primary Care
Clinical Trials on the Grid, the cancer Biomedical Informatics Grid (caBIG) 2007
2.
Jon Weissman, Seonho Kim, and Darin
England, A Framework for Dynamic Service Adaptation in the Grid: Next
Generation Software Program Progress Report, NGS NSF Workshop, in conjunction
with IPDPS 2005
3.
Jon Weissman, Seonho Kim, and Darin
England, A Dynamic Grid Service Architecture, IEEE International Symposium
on Cluster Computing and the Grid (CCGrid2005), May, 2005, Cardiff, UK
4.
Seonho Kim and Jon Weissman, A Genetic Algorithm based Approach for Scheduling
Decomposable Data Grid Applications, IEEE International Conference on
Parallel Processing, August, 2004,
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Technical
Reports
1. Seonho Kim, Jinoh Kim, and Jon B.
Weissman, “A Security-Enabled Grid System for
Distributed Data Mining”, Technical Report 007-001, Department of Computer
Science & Engineering, University of Minnesota
2.
Jon B. Weissman, Seonho Kim, and Darin
3.
Seonho Kim and Jon B. Weissman, "A GA-based Approach for Scheduling
Decomposable Data Grid Applications", Technical Report 004-06
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March 2005 last updated by Seonho Kim
