Complete works of Josh Reich (19)

1. 2006 “Robot-Sensor Networks for Search and Rescue” · IEEE Intl. Workshop on Safety, Security and Rescue Robotics
2. 2006 “Toward Automatic Reconfiguration of Robot-Sensor Networks for Urban Search and Rescue” · AAMAS ATDM workshop, Hakodate
3. 2007 “The Time Correlated Update Problem” · ACM MAMA workshop / ACM Performance Evaluation Review 35(2):33–35
4. 2008 “Roomba MADNeT: a Mobile Ad-hoc Delay Tolerant Network Testbed” · ACM MC2R 12(1):68–70
5. 2009 “Replication Schemes for Opportunistic Networks with Impatient Users” · 47th Allerton Conference on Communication, Control, and Computing
6. 2009 “The Age of Impatience: Optimal Replication Schemes for Opportunistic Networks” · ACM CoNEXT
7. 2010 “How Green is IP-Telephony?” · SIGCOMM Green Networking Workshop
8. 2010 “Sleepless in Seattle No Longer” · USENIX ATC
9. 2010 “VMTorrent: Virtual Appliances On-Demand” · ACM SIGCOMM (New Delhi)
10. 2011 “Connectivity Maintenance in Mobile Wireless Networks via Constrained Mobility” · IEEE Infocom
11. 2012 US Patent: “Device and method for controlling dissemination of contents between peers having wireless communication capacities, depending on impatience reaction functions” · Granted March 2012
12. 2012 US Patent: “Device and method for controlling dissemination of data by transfer of sets of instructions between peers having wireless communication capacities” · Granted March 2012
13. 2012 “Connectivity Maintenance in Mobile Wireless Networks via Constrained Mobility” (journal edition) · IEEE JSAC 30(5):935–950
14. 2012 “Policy Transformation in Software Defined Networks” · ACM SIGCOMM (Helsinki)
15. 2012 “VMTorrent: Scalable P2P Virtual Machine Streaming” · ACM CoNEXT
16. 2013 “Composing Software-Defined Networks” · USENIX NSDI
17. 2013 “HotSwap: Correct and Efficient Controller Upgrades for Software-Defined Networks” · ACM SIGCOMM HotSDN workshop
18. 2013 “Languages for Software-Defined Networks” · IEEE Communications Magazine 51(2):128–134
19. 2013 “Modular SDN Programming with Pyretic” · USENIX ;login 38(5):40–47 this record