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M. Omar Al-Kadri
Also published under:Mhd Omar Al-Kadri
Affiliation
Dpt. of Networks and Cybersecurity, Birmingham City University, Birmingham, UK
Topic
End Of Unit,Intrusion Detection System,Memory Consumption,Network Operators,Resource Consumption,Spoofing Attacks,Traffic Rate,Trust Management,Trust Value,Unit Time,Wireless Sensor Networks,Access Control,Ad Hoc Networks,Adjacent Nodes,Authentication Protocol,Automatic Identification System,Autonomous Vehicles,Average P-value,Benchmark Datasets,Binary Classification,Binary Classification Task,Bitrate,Boosted Decision Tree,Central Limit Theorem,Communication Systems,Comprehensive Risk Assessment,Computational Expense,Continuous Bag-of-words,Controller Area Network,Controller Area Network Bus,Cyclic Redundancy Check,Data Instances,Data Structure,Decision Tree,Deep Neural Network,Delivery Ratio,Dense Layer,Design Requirements,Detection Capability,Detection Performance,Differential Global Positioning System,Direct Evaluation,Encryption,Ensemble Model,Field Hospital,Gated Recurrent Unit,Gated Recurrent Unit Layer,Gated Recurrent Unit Model,Generalization Capability,Global Navigation Satellite System,
Biography
Mhd Omar Al-Kadri (S’12) received the B.Eng. degree from IUST, Syria, in 2010, and the M.Sc. degree (Hons.) in networking and data communication from Kingston University. He is currently pursuing the Ph.D. degree in networks and telecommunication engineering with King’s College London. His research interests include full-duplex technology, HetNet, wireless communications, computer networks, networks security, and protocols of MAC and network layers.