Speaker: Dr. Nian-Feng Tzeng

Center for Advanced Computer Studies
University of Louisiana, Lafayette

Topic: Ubiquitous Computing and Monitoring System (UCoMS) for Discovery and Management of Energy Resources

Abstract:

This research cluster on ubiquitous computing and monitoring system (UCoMS) for discovery and management of energy resources, includes three key components: wireless network systems, grid computing, and applications. Its overall research objective centers on the design, deployment, and evaluation of a large-scale wireless networking and grid computing prototype for exploration and management of energy resources in the Gulf of Mexico. The prototype system will be designed to allow drilling and production data collection from the well platforms, enable a huge amount of measured data logging, storage, and real-time access, support compute-intensive fine-grained simulations, provide platform safety monitoring, and to facilitate the DWD (diagnostics-while-drilling) approach. Research topics pertinent to this research will be described briefly.