Tomasz Imielinski

About

Tomasz Imielinski is a professor in the Department of Computer Science at Rutgers University. He has been recognized as one of the top ten most influential scholars in database by AMiner in 2016. Professor Imielinski has received the Grossman Innovation Prize and the Tadeusz Sendzimir Applied Science Award for his contributions. His research group focuses on Intelligent Systems, and he has been involved in notable projects and collaborations, including the founding of Articker, which was covered in Forbes. His work spans various aspects of data science, intelligent systems, and database research, contributing significantly to the field.

Research topics

• Computer Science
• Information Retrieval
• Economics
• Political Science
• Mathematics
• Mathematical analysis
• Mathematical optimization
• Law
• Financial economics
• Combinatorics

Selected publications

• Replication and mobility

  2003-01-02 · 76 citations

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  Mobility of users and services and its impact on data replication and migration will be one of the main technical problems to be resolved. In fact, the authors view mobility as probably the most challenging new issue facing distributed systems of the future. The distinct new element which mobility brings into the issues of data replication is system's uncertainty about its own state (meaning primarily location). Thus the cost of communication between two mobile users is dependent not only on the…

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• Ascertaining viability of WiFi based vehicle-to-vehicle network for traffic information dissemination

  2005-04-06 · 62 citations

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  Traffic congestion has become a part of daily life for most of us. One possible way of preventing congestion from building up is by disseminating traffic information. Today a number of commercial solutions exist for disseminating traffic information (e.g., Traffic.com, Metrocommute, Etak-Traffic). However, these solutions are plagued by prohibitive deployment and maintenance cost that prevents widespread deployment. As an alternative, solutions based on peer-to-peer architecture have been propos…

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• Using buddies to live longer in a boring world

  2006-03-30 · 39 citations

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  In a sensor network monitoring natural environment, the readings of sensor nodes show high temporal and spatial correlation. This stems from the fact that most characteristics of natural environment (chemical concentration, temperature, humidity, pollution, etc.) do not change abruptly in space and time. From a sensor's perspective then, the environmental phenomena are quite predictable, and hence, "boring". In this paper, we introduce the novel idea of buddies to exploit temporal correlation. W…

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• Introduction to Mobile Computing

  2007-08-26 · 38 citations

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• Location Management for Networks with Mobile Users

  2007-08-26 · 16 citations

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Frequent coauthors

• Witold Lipski

  Neurological Surgery

  21 shared

• B. R. Badrinath

  Sathyabama Institute of Science and Technology

  18 shared

• Samir Goel

  Google (United States)

  12 shared

• Kumar V. Vadaparty

  Case Western Reserve University

  9 shared

• Aashu Virmani

  Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey

  7 shared

• Julio C. Navas

  Siemens (United States)

  7 shared

• S. Viswanathan

  6 shared

• Arding Hsu

  Siemens (United States)

  6 shared

Labs

• Intelligent SystemsPI

Education

• Ph.D., Computer Science

  Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey

Awards & honors

• Grossman Innovation Prize
• Tadeusz Sendzimir Applied Science Award
• Top ten 2016 most influential scholars in database by AMiner

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