Title: Research highlights
1Research highlights
- Framework for Traffic Analysis in Wireless
Networks, first exact solution for outage in
cellular networks - 1st paper on MC-CDMA
- ICI mitigation in mobile OFDM
- New Attacks on Watermarking
- Detection theory applied to watermarking
- Privacy in Biometrics
2Research Highlight 1991 Framework for Traffic
Analysis in Wireless Networks
- Mathematical framework based on Laplace
Transforms for the analysis of random access
schemes (MAC ) for wireless networks (considering
PHY) - Basic idea
- Rayleigh fading gives exponential pdf of power
- Average performance Laplace performance
channel - Interference power sum of power of individual
components - Average performance
- Visibility, Impact, Results
- Vederprijs 1992, MSc Cum laude, PhD cum laude
- Monograph published by Artech House (their 2nd
book on Wireless) - More than 119 citations ( 34 33 17 15 14
10 ..) - Virtual Cellular Network in Chinese cellular
proposal
3Research Highlight 1993 1st paper on MC-CDMA
- Basic idea
- cascade CDMA and OFDM, or equivalently,
- define spreading codes in the frequency domain
- Advantages in simultaneous user separation in
multipath channels
- Impact
- Name and concept MC-CDMA proposed first in 1993
paper - Citations 405 37 38 26 20
- MC-CDMA has become a major research topic (85,300
Google hits) - MC-CDMA proposed in several standards (ETSI, IEEE
802)
Credit also to Gerhard Fettweis
4Research Highlight 2002 - 2004 ICI mitigation
in mobile OFDM
- Basic idea
- series expansion of temporal behavior of
subcarriers allows simple modeling of Inter
Carrier Interference - Extension of statistical propagation model
behavior for derivatives - Impact, Visibility
- 2 IEEE Transactions papers (2004)
- patent applications
- Basis for solution implemented in two ICs
- 15 10 8 citations
MMSE ICI canceller
Conventional OFDM
Credit also to Stan Baggen et al.
5Research Highlight 1997 Detection theory
applied to watermarking
- The basic idea
- Watermarking is equivalent to the detection of
weak signals in the presence of structure
interference - Hollywood content is not AWGN ?
- Exploit structure (predictability) in the content
- Impact
- Papers, 60 19 15 .. citations
- Basic patent granted on predictive filtering for
WM detection - Applied in Watercast product
- you have seen content with our invisible
watermarks, which are detected 24/24 on 1000 tv
stations, using algorithms based on this idea
Credit also to Ton Kalker
6Research Highlight 1998 New Attacks on
Watermarking
- Basic Idea
- robustness of watermark requires contiguous
decision regions, whereas confidentiality of the
key would require scattered chaotic regions - Search for point on the decision threshold of
WM detector - Then evaluate sensitivity to small perturbations,
say, dimension by dimension - This strongly suggests the Conjecture
- Public-key watermarking can not exist
- Impact
- Patented countermeasures
- IEEE Proceedings paper and IHW
- Citations 150 71 62 38
7Research Highlight 2002 Privacy in Biometrics
- The issue with conventional biometry
- Biometric template data can be misused by
dishonest verifiers - Someone who finds your passport can misuse your
fingerprint - How to set up a public data base for biometric
verification? - Basic idea
- One-way functions (cf. password protection) can
be used if(f!) biometric measurements are
preconditioned by helper data - Information theoretic proof that helper data
reveal less than e, that is, I(WX) lt e ? 0) - Helper date does not need to affect reliability
(FAR FRR)
- Impact
- leading theme for 10 fte project now at Philips
Research, and project at universities. - Potential impact passports that contain
verification data for biometrics, without
allowing misuse - Privacy protection even in public database with
dishonest verifiers of fingerprint - Basis for PUF Research
- Citations 15 9 (since 2003)
- Tuyls, Willems effective cryptographic key
length Shannon capacity of biometric
measurement channel
X
F(x)
Y
G(x,w)
noise N
Helper data W
Challenge
8Curriculum vitae Education
- Masters
- Eindhoven University of Technology, The
Netherlands - Ir., Cum Laude, December 1986
- PHD
- Delft University of Technology, The Netherlands
- Dr., Cum Laude, December 18, 1991
- Promoter Prof. Jens Arnbak
9Curriculum vitae Professional experience
- Physics and Electronics Lab (FEL-TNO) radio
propagation models for frequency and operations
planning - 1987-1988 Research Scientist, on military
service (ROAG) - Delft University of Technology Teletraffic in
wireless networks - 1988-1991 Universitair Docent (Asst. Prof.)
- 1994 Universitair Hoofddocent (Assoc. Prof.)
- The University of California at Berkeley
Wireless Multimedia Communication - 1992-1993 Assistant Professor
- 1995-1998 Adjunct Asst. Professor
- Nat.Lab. Philips Research, Eindhoven Conditional
access, Copy management, Watermarks, Biometrics
till 2003, Communication Systems after 2002 - 1995-1998 (Senior) Research Scientist
- 1998-2000 Principal Scientist
- 2001-now Department Head, Senior Director
10Teaching experience
- T.U. Delft
- Transmission systems
- U.C. Berkeley
- Signal and Systems EECS 120,
- Probability Theory EECS 226, started EECS 126,
- Selected Topics in Communications EE 290i
Wireless Communication - Short Courses Tutorials
- U.C. Extension Wireless Communication Networks
- Philips CTT Wireless Basics Advanced wireless
RF Transceivers CoCoSec (Security and DRM) - EESI PATO IPA EIDMA WIC EPFL
- Coaching of students in during internships, and
MSc, PhD, postdocs - UC Berkeley TU Delft Philips Research
- Freelance radio presenter
- NOS, ROZ various local radio stations Internet
webstation - Educational CD-ROM and Internet
- Kluwer Springer