Glenn Carl

According to our database, Glenn Carl authored at least 9 papers between 1999 and 2022.

Collaborative distances:

• Dijkstra number of five.
• Erdős number of four.

2022

Developing a Series of AI Challenges for the United States Department of the Air Force.

Vijay Gadepally, Gregory Angelides, Andrei Barbu, Andrew Bowne, Laura J. Brattain, Tamara Broderick, Armando Cabrera, Glenn Carl, Ronisha Carter, Miriam Cha, Emilie Cowen, Jesse Cummings, Bill Freeman, James R. Glass, Sam Goldberg, Mark Hamilton, Thomas Heldt, Kuan Wei Huang, Phillip Isola, Boris Katz, Jamie Koerner, Yen-Chen Lin, David Mayo, Kyle McAlpin, Taylor Perron, Jean E. Piou, Hrishikesh M. Rao, Hayley Reynolds, Kaira Samuel, Siddharth Samsi, Morgan Schmidt, Leslie Shing, Olga Simek, Brandon Swenson, Vivienne Sze, Jonathan Taylor, Paul Tylkin, Mark Veillette, Matthew L. Weiss, Allan B. Wollaber, Sophia Yuditskaya, Jeremy Kepner

CoRR, 2022

2012

Using hybrid simulation/emulation for experimental assessment of routing policy on mission outcomes.

Glenn Carl, Joshua Van Hook

Proceedings of the 31st IEEE Military Communications Conference, 2012

2011

Modeling a policy-capable path-vector routing protocol using Jacobi iteration over a path algebra.

Glenn Carl, George Kesidis

Comput. Networks, 2011

Performance of BGP among mobile military networks.

Glenn Carl, Scott Arbiv, David Ward

Proceedings of the MILCOM 2011, 2011

2008

Large-scale testing of the Internet's Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) via topological scale-down.

Glenn Carl, George Kesidis

ACM Trans. Model. Comput. Simul., 2008

2006

Denial-of-Service Attack-Detection Techniques.

Glenn Carl, George Kesidis, Richard R. Brooks, Suresh Rai

IEEE Internet Comput., 2006

Wavelet based Denial-of-Service detection.

Glenn Carl, Richard R. Brooks, Suresh Rai

Comput. Secur., 2006

Path preserving scale down for validation of internet inter-domain routing protocols.

Glenn Carl, Shashi Phoha, George Kesidis, Bharat B. Madan

Proceedings of the Winter Simulation Conference WSC 2006, 2006

1999

A field programmable system chip which combines FPGA and ASIC circuitry.

William B. Andrew, Glenn Carl, Ravi K. Charath, James F. Hoff, Ron Modo, Hung Nguyen, William Smith, David Rhein, Joe Schulingkamp, Carolyn W. Spivak, James P. Steward, Akila Subramaniam

Proceedings of the IEEE 1999 Custom Integrated Circuits Conference, 1999