I am a PhD candidate under the supervision of Arnaud Legout and Walid Dabbous
in the Planète project team
at INRIA Sophia-Antipolis. I joined INRIA in September 2009.
Prior to joining INRIA, I was an M.S. (R) student in the
School of Information Technology
at the Indian Institute of Technology Delhi.
Research Interests
My general research interests are in the areas of performance evaluation of
communication networks. Specific research interests include wireless networks,
network architecture/protocols, network measurement/modeling, and recently
peer-to-peer systems.
Academic History
Publications
Journals
Conferences
- Ashwin Rao, Yeon-sup Lim, Chadi Barakat, Arnaud Legout, Don Towsley, and Walid Dabbous, "Network Characteristics of Video Streaming Traffic", ACM CoNEXT 2011, Tokyo, Japan (acceptance ratio 18.8%) (Slides)
This work was presented at CCNxCon 2011, the first community meeting on Content-Centric Networking as a talk and a poster
This was also presented in the ANR CONNECT meeting on Jan 31, 2011 (Slides)
- Ashwin Rao, Arnaud Legout, and Walid Dabbous, Can Realistic BitTorrent Experiments be Performed on Clusters?, in the Proceedings of the 10th IEEE International Conference on Peer-to-Peer Computing 2010 (P2P'10) (acceptance ratio 22.3%) Slides
- Ashwin Rao, Arzad Kherani, and Anirban Mahanti,
Performance Evaluation of 802.11 Broadcasts for A Single Cell Network with
Unsaturated Nodes, in the Proceedings of IFIP Networking 2008,
pp. 836-847. (acceptance ratio 26.9%)
Workshops
- Claudio Testa, Dario Rossi, Ashwin Rao and Arnaud Legout, Experimental Assessment of BitTorrent Completion Time in Heterogeneous TCP/uTP swarms, in Traffic Monitoring and Analysis (TMA) 2012. (acceptance ratio 30%)
- Aravind Iyer, Arzad Kherani, Ashwin Rao, and Aditya Karnik,
Secure V2V Communications: Performance Impact of Computational Overheads,
in the Proceedings of IEEE Infocom 2008 workshop on Mobile
Networking for Vehicular Environments.
- Ashwin Rao, Ashish Sangwan, Arzad Kherani, Anitha Varghese, Bhargav Bellur, and
Rajeev Shorey, Secure V2V Communication with Certificate Revocation,
in the Proceedings of IEEE Infocom 2007 workshop on Mobile
Networking for Vehicular Environments, pp. 127-132.
Other Events
Overview of M.S. Thesis
| Title | Performance Evaluation of Secure Communication in
Vehicular Networks. |
| Advisors | Arzad Kherani and Anirban Mahanti |
| Summary | Vehicular communication systems enable vehicles to
communicate with each other for increasing passenger safety. The
critical nature of the messages exchanged motivates the need for
securing these messages. This work was aimed at evaluating the impact
of intermittent connectivity between the vehicles and the security
infrastructure on the performance of the proposed Public Key
Infrastructure (PKI) based security mechanisms. Further, the impact
of the computational and bandwidth overheads of security on the
performance of communication were studied. |
Other Activities
Reviewer for:
Conferences attended: IEEE P2P 2010, ACM-Usenix IMC 2011, ACM CoNEXT 2011
Work Experience
| Last Updated on February 15, 2012 |
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