Programmable networks
Software-defined networking, OpenFlow, P4 and adaptable network management for emerging services.
I am Dr Ahmed Osama Basil Al-Mashhadani, a computer scientist working across programmable networks, Quality of Experience, applied AI and data-driven systems.
Connecting network engineering, intelligent systems and real-world user experience to create technology that performs responsibly.
Software-defined networking, OpenFlow, P4 and adaptable network management for emerging services.
Measuring, predicting and improving how network performance translates into meaningful user experience.
Using classification, prediction and data analytics to support transparent, evidence-led decisions.
Secure, connected environments spanning smart homes, emergency systems and next-generation applications.
My work asks how programmable infrastructure and intelligent analysis can make complex digital systems more measurable, fair and useful.
Peer-reviewed research and doctoral scholarship
International collaboration across networking and IoT
Teaching informed by current technology practice
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A conference paper exploring personalised fitness training through workout-difficulty classification using biometric and performance features.
Read publication storyA book contribution examining the technologies, importance and algorithms that connect big-data analytics with Internet of Things applications.
Read publication storyAfter years of research, the thesis is finally published under the following link. It was a long journey, but throughout that period, I published the material mentioned in…
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