Aarti Munjal

Welcome to my homepage. I am a Ph.D. candidate in Mathematical and Computer Science (MCS) department. I am in 4th year of my Ph.D. Dr. Tracy Camp is my advisor. Currently, I am visiting Deutsche Telekom (T-Labs), Berlin, Germany on a research project for 3 months. I plan to graduate in May, 2012. For a recent copy of my resume, please email me at amunjal@mymail.mines.edu.

Education

• I have done my B.Tech (Computer Engineering) from Kurukshetra University in India. After I finished my Bachelors, I worked as a Lecturer in an Engineering institute (M.M. Engineering College, Mullana, India) for a year and a half. I then enrolled in an M.Tech (ICT) program in DA-IICT, India. For my master's thesis, I worked with Dr. R.B. Lenin and Dr. Sanjay Srivastava.
  
  Course work (Master's and Ph.D.) include:
  • Advanced Computer Networks
  • Design and Analysis of Algorithm
  • Discrete Simulation and Modeling
  • Topics in Network Optimization
  • Mobile Communications
  • Advanced Optimization
  • Mobile Computing
  • Graph Theory
  • Randomized Algorithms

Research Interests

• Wireless Networks
• Mobile Ad hoc Networks (MANETs)
• Simulation and Modeling of MANETs
• Performance Analysis of Routing Protocols in MANETs

My Research Group URL

http://toilers.mines.edu

Publications

• A. Munjal, T. Camp, and W.C. Navidi. A Mobility Model Based on Features of Real Human Movement. Submitted to an IEEE Conference; currently under review.


• A. Munjal, W.C. Navidi, and T. Camp. The Steady-State Analysis of the SLAW Mobility Model. Submitted to an IEEE Journal; currently under review.


• A. Munjal, T. Camp, and W.C. Navidi. SMOOTH: A Simple Way to Model Human Mobility. Published in Mobile Computing and Communications Review, (poster for Student Research Competition at MobiCom 2010).


• N. Aschenbruck, A. Munjal, and T. Camp. Trace-based Mobility Modeling for Multi-hop Wireless Networks. In Computer Communications Journal (COMCOM), 2010.


• A. Munjal, T. Camp, and W.C. Navidi. Constructing Rigorous MANET Simulation Scenarios with Realistic Mobility. In Proceedings of European Wireless 2010.


• A. Munjal and A. Kalavagattu. CACTUS - Context Aware Caching Technique Used for Real-Time Health Monitoring Systems. In Proceedings of CCWIC 2008.


• H. Bhatia, R.B.Lenin, A. Munjal, S. Ramaswamy, and S. Srivastava, .A Queuing-Theoretic Framework for Modeling and Analysis of Mobility in WSNs. In Proceedings of PerMIS 2008.

My Research Group URL

http://toilers.mines.edu

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