Mr. Abhinav Kumar Profile

Abhinav Kumar

at Univ of Texas at San Antonio

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Proceedings Article | 31 May 2011 Paper

Multiple user access and testing for PreNotiS: a fast mobile event reporting solution

Michael Chan, Abhinav Kumar, David Akopian, Sos Agaian

Proceedings Volume 8063, 80630Y (2011) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.881302

KEYWORDS: Databases, Information science, Prototyping, Mobile devices, Cell phones, Safety, Data communications, Roads, Receivers, Logic

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Proceedings Article | 28 January 2009 Paper

A secure wireless mobile-to-server link

Abhinav Kumar, David Akopian, Sos Agaian, Reiner Creutzburg

Proceedings Volume 7256, 725602 (2009) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.805957

KEYWORDS: Java, Steganography, Cryptography, Cell phones, Multimedia, Mobile devices, Video, Mobile communications, Network security, Internet

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Proceedings Article | 28 January 2009 Paper

Development of mobile preventive notification system (PreNotiS)

Abhinav Kumar, David Akopian, Philip Chen

Proceedings Volume 7256, 72560F (2009) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.805990

KEYWORDS: Java, Cell phones, Databases, Neodymium, Safety, Information security, Mobile devices, Chromium, Standards development, Software development

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The tasks achievable by mobile handsets continuously exceed our imagination. Statistics show that the mobile phone sales are soaring, rising exponentially year after year with predictions being that they will rise to a billion units in 2009, with a large section of these being smartphones. Mobile service providers, mobile application developers and researchers have been working closely over the past decade to bring about revolutionary and hardware and software advancements in hand-sets such as embedded digital camera, large memory capacity, accelerometer, touch sensitive screens, GPS, Wi- Fi capabilities etc. as well as in the network infrastructure to support these features. Recently we presented a multi-platform, massive data collection system from distributive sources such as cell phone users¹ called PreNotiS. This technology was intended to significantly simplify the response to the events and help e.g. special agencies to gather crucial information in time and respond as quickly as possible to prevent or contain potential emergency situations and act as a massive, centralized evidence collection mechanism that effectively exploits the advancements in mobile application development platforms and the existing network infrastructure to present an easy-touse, fast and effective tool to mobile phone users. We successfully demonstrated the functionality of the client-server application suite to post user information onto the server. This paper presents a new version of the system PreNotiS, with a revised client application and with all new server capabilities. PreNotiS still puts forth the idea of having a fast, efficient client-server based application suite for mobile phones which through a highly simplified user interface will collect security/calamity based information in a structured format from first responders and relay that structured information to a central server where this data is sorted into a database in a predefined manner. This information which includes selections, images and text will be instantly available to authorities and action forces through a secure web portal thus helping them to make decisions in a timely and prompt manner. All the cell phones have self-localizing capability according to FCC E911² mandate, thus the communicated information can be further tagged automatically by location and time information at the server making all this information available through the secure web-portal.

Proceedings Article | 3 April 2008 Paper

Fast massive preventive security and information communication systems

David Akopian, Philip Chen, Susheel Miryakar, Abhinav Kumar

Proceedings Volume 6982, 69820Y (2008) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.777824

KEYWORDS: Telecommunications, Cell phones, Information security, Data communications, Internet, Databases, Computer security, Java, Roads, Software development

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