Pedram Keyani

Publication List Details

Period

2002 - 2009

Number

14

Co-Authors

DanceAlong: Supporting Positive Social Exchange and Exercise for the Elderly Through Dance (2009)

Pedram Keyani, Gary Hsieh, Bilge Mutlu, Matthew Easterday, Jodi Forlizzi

The elderly face serious social, environmental, and physical constraints that impact their well-being. Some of the most serious of these are shrinking social connections, limitations in building new...

Anonymous and Privacy-Sensitive Collection of Sensed Data in Location-Based Applications (2009)

James Fogarty, Jason I. Hong, Pedram Keyani, Karen P. Tang

Existing approaches to privacy in location-based applications generally treat people as the entity of interest. Anonymity and privacy are then addressed through a fidelity tradeoff, obscuring either...

JAGR: An Autonomous Self-Recovering Application Server (2008)

George C, Emre Kıcıman, Steve Zhang, Pedram Keyani, O Fox

This paper demonstrates that the dependability of generic, evolving J2EE applications can be enhanced through a combination of a few recovery-oriented techniques. Our goal is to reduce downtime by...

Spy-resistant keyboard: more secure password entry on public touch screen displays. CHISIG’05 (2008)

Desney S. Tan, Pedram Keyani, Mary Czerwinski

Current software interfaces for entering text on touch screen devices mimic existing mechanisms such as keyboard typing or handwriting. These techniques are poor for entering private text such as...

Appears in Proceedings of the 5th International Workshop on Active Middleware Services, Seattle, WA, June 2003 (2008)

Jagr An Autonomous, George C, Emre Kıcıman, Steve Zhang, Pedram Keyani, O Fox

This paper demonstrates that the dependability of generic, evolving J2EE applications can be enhanced through a combination of a few recovery-oriented techniques. Our goal is to reduce downtime by...

DanceAlong: Supporting Positive Social Exchange (2008)

And Exercise For, Pedram Keyani, Gary Hsieh, Bilge Mutlu, Matthew Easterday, Jodi Forlizzi

The elderly face serious social, environmental, and physical constraints that impact their well-being. Some of the most serious of these are shrinking social connections, limitations in building new...

Dynamic Data Structure Updates in Java (2007)

Pedram Keyani, Ranganath Sudarshan

There exist a number of techniques for modifying a running system’s code without halting normal operation of the program. Most of the research in the area of dynamic software updating focuses...

JAGR: An Autonomous Self-Recovering Application Server (2007)

George C, Emre Kcman, Steve Zhang, Pedram Keyani, O Fox

This paper demonstrates that the dependability of generic, evolving J2EE applications can be enhanced through a combination of a few recovery-oriented techniques. Our goal is to reduce downtime by...

Putting people in their place: an anonymous and privacy-sensitive approach to collecting sensed data in location-based applications (2006)

Karen P. Tang, Pedram Keyani, James Fogarty, Jason I. Hong

The emergence of location-based computing promises new and compelling applications, but raises very real privacy risks. Existing approaches to privacy generally treat people as the entity of...

Spy-Resistant Keyboard: Towards More Secure Password Entry on Publicly Observable Touch Screens (2005)

Desney S. Tan, Pedram Keyani, Mary Czerwinski

Current software interfaces for entering text on touch screen devices mimic existing mechanisms such as keyboard typing or handwriting. Unfortunately, these techniques are poor for entering private...

Scheduling Under Uncertainty: Planning for the Ubiquitous Grid (2002)

Pedram Keyani, Gio Wiederhold

Abstract. Computational Grid projects are ushering in an environment where clients make use of resources and services that are far too expensive for single clients to manage or maintain. Clients...

Scheduling Under Uncertainty: Planning for the Ubiquitous Grid (2002)

Pedram Keyani, Gio Wiederhold

Abstract: Computational Grid projects are ushering in an environment where clients make use of resources and services that are far too expensive for single clients to manage or maintain. Clients...

Peer pressure: distributed recovery from attacks in peer-to-peer systems (2002)

Pedram Keyani, Brian Larson, Muthukumar Senthil

Keywords. Peer-to-peer systems, overlay networks, scale-free networks, fault recovery, malicious attack Abstract. Peer-to-peer systems such as Gnutella are resilient to failures at a single point in...