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Baik Hoh
Senior scientist
955 Page Mill Road, Palo Alto CA 94304
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Recently updated resume can be found here
Recent News:
- Oct. 2009: NY Times addressed the location privacy compromised by the recent advances in high technologies with mainly refering to the recent white paper published by Electonic Frontier Foundation. The white paper refers my privacy work (presented at Mobisys 2008).
- Sept. 2009: The proposal of University Donation that I recently worked on has been accepted by Nokia Research Center, collaborated with Juoing-sik Lee (NRCPA) and Marco Gruteser (WINLAB, Rutgers Univ)
- June 2009: My team received the Tranny Award, the best intelligent transportation application of california in 2009!
- May 2009: Recently, I received Academic Achievement Award (see
figure above) from Rutgers University on my Ph.D. dissertation at
the 2009 commencement ceremony held at Rutgers in May.
- Oct. 2008: Now I am working for the team of Mobile Internet Serivces and Systems led by Quinn Jacobson. Here is the full story on my joining Nokia.
- Sept. 2008: During the Ph.D. study at Rutgers, my research was published in the newsletter of ECE department. See details on newsletter 2008 fall
Research Interests | - Privacy preservation in LBS or eHealth applications.
- Reliable data collection in participatory sensing applications.
- Pedestrian/Vehicle movement modeling.
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Personal Information | | Living in San Jose with my wife, Hana and my newly-born son, Thomas.
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Supporting/Other Information |
I worked at Nokia Research, Palo Alto as a research intern in 2007 and early 2008 while studying my Ph.D. at Rutgers Universtiy. After finishing my Ph.D., I joined Nokia Research Center again as a full time member on October 2008. Detail CV can be found here.
Before joining Nokia Research, I spent 3 years with WINLAB (www.winlab.rutgers.edu) as a research assitant. WINLAB was chosen one of top 10 coolest university networking labs in US. Further story can be found at http://www.networkworld.com/news/2008/121508-university-networking-labs.html. WINLAB will face the 20th anniversity this December 2009.
Education & Experience
In US, I finished my PhD in Electrical & Computer Engineering (ECE) at Rutgers University, Piscataway, NJ in 2008. While studying there, I spent a few months working for Nokia Research as a research intern (May 2007 ~ Jan. 2008). In Korea, I spent 2.5 years working for TURBOTEK Co., Ltd. where I joined developing three commercial CDMA 1x handsets. The experiences there include phone device driver development, RF calibration, RF test tool development, etc. Prior to joining TURBOTEK, I spent 6 years to complete my bachelor and master degrees at KAIST (Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology), South Korea by early 2001.
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Publications |
- Baik Hoh and Marco Gruteser and Hui Xiong and Ansaf Alrabady. Achieving Guaranteed Anonymity in GPS Traces via Uncertainty-Aware Path Cloaking, accepted at IEEE Transactions on Mobile Computing 2009.
- Baik Hoh et al. Virtual Trip Lines for Distributed Privacy-Preserving Traffic Monitoring. ACM MobiSys 2008.
- Baik Hoh and Marco Gruteser and Hui Xiong and Ansaf Alrabady. Preserving Privacy in GPS Traces via Density-Aware Path Cloaking. ACM Conference on Computer and Communications Security (CCS), 2007.
- Baik Hoh and Marco Gruteser and Hui Xiong and Ansaf Alrabady. Enhancing Security and Privacy in Traffic-Monitoring Systems, IEEE Pervasive Computing Magazine (Oct/Dec Issue), 2006.
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Patents | | - METHODS, APPARATUSES, AND COMPUTER PROGRAM PRODUCTS FOR TRAFFIC DATA AGGREGATION USING VIRTUAL TRIP LINES AND A COMBINATION OF LOCATION AND TIME BASED MEASUREMENT TRIGGERS IN GPS-ENABLED MOBILE HANDSETS
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