Abd-Elhamid M. Taha is a Senior Member of IEEE. He earned his B.Sc. (Honors) and M.Sc. from Kuwait University in 1999 and 2002, respectively, and completed his Ph.D. from Queen’s University, Canada, in 2007. Currently, he is an associate professor in electrical engineering at Alfaisal University, where he also served as the inaugural director of research and innovation. In addition, he holds an adjunct post at the School of Computing at Queen’s. Abd-Elhamid has extensive administrative experience in academia and is an ABET program evaluator under the Computing Accreditation Commission, underlining his deep involvement in program assessment and accreditation. His primary research interests lie in computer networks and communications, with a particular emphasis on Internet of Things (IoT) services and connected cyber-physical systems. Recently, he has delved into the combined areas of affective sensing, AI, and IoT. He serves as an associate editor for the IEEE Communications Magazine and as an Area Editor for the IEEE Canadian Journal of Electrical and Computer Engineering.
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Considerations for bandwidth adaptation mechanisms in wireless networks
On extending IMS services to WLANs
Reducing the cost of service delivery in heterogeneous wireless networks
RFID anti-collision protocol for dense passive tag environments
A Framework for Radio Resource Management in Heterogeneous Wireless Networks
A Cost-Controlled Bandwidth Adaptation Algorithm for Multimedia Wireless Networks
A Cost-Controlled Bandwidth Adaptation Algorithm for Multimedia Wireless Networks
Directional cell breathing: a module for congestion control and load balancing in WCDMA networks
Exploiting vertical handoffs in next generation radio resource management
Stochastic Programming in Allocation Policies for Heterogeneous Wireless Networks
A multi-class, sub-adaptation module for forced vertical handoffs
The effect of joint allocation policies on preference-triggered vertical handoffs
Evaluating the performance of stochastically triggered bandwidth adaptation algorithms
Extensions for Internet QoS paradigms to mobile IP: a survey
Extensions for Internet QoS paradigms to mobile IP: a survey
On reducing the operational cost of bandwidth adaptation algorithms
On the integration of internet QoS paradigms and Ad-Hoc networks
On robust allocation policies in wireless heterogeneous networks
Integrated solutions for wireless MPLS and Mobile IP: current status and future directions
Optimal and near optimal web proxy placement algorithms for networks with planar graph topologies
Autonomous Patient/Home Health Monitoring powered by Energy Harvesting
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