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Welcome to the home page for the UC Internet Technologies
Project of the Laboratory for Networks and Applied Graph Theory at the University
of Cincinnati. Here you will find
information on current research and development projects focused on problems
related to search and information management of web-related informations sources. Our goals include designing and
building customized web browsing and navigation tools. We focus attention on using
the sematic information latent in the hyperlink structures
of the web.
Meeting Schedule: Interested students are encouraged to
attend our weekly seminar meetings which are announced at the beginning of each
quarter.
Major Research Issues:
- semantic analysis of
web resources
- web
navigational and searching tools.
- internet server
placement algorithms, including cache and mirror placement
- designing
fault-tolerant, congestion-tolerant routing schemes
- load balancing methods
for large scale server
- proxy server
placement, hierarchical caching methods
- scheduling algorithms
for time-constrained communication
- educational
initiatives
- integrating internet technologies
into CS curriculum
- developing an
educational software platform
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