Russell Collom

Tel:+61 3 9214 4835
Email: rcollom@swin.edu.au
Position: Research and Development Engineer - Broadband Networking, Internet For Things (I4T) Research Laboratory
Qualifications: BEng (Telecommunication and Network Engineering) Distinction Honours, Swinburne University of Technology, Melbourne, Australia 2016.

Work Experience:

• 2016 Winter: Research Intern at Centre for Advanced Internet Architectures (CAIA)

Teaching Experience:

• 2017-current: TNE40001/TNE80003 Broadband Multimedia Networks (Lab demonstrator)
• 2016: TNE10003 Professional Skills - Electrical Engineering (Lab demonstrator)

Research Projects:

• An evaluation of household broadband service requirements for educational innovation and Internet of Things
  (Funded via SUT/Cisco Australia Innovation Fund Committee.) 

Research Interests:

• Using Active Queue Management (AQM) schemes to mitigate speed demands
  

Supervisors:

• Principal Coordinating: Prof Grenville Armitage
  

Talks/Seminars:

• CAIA Seminars (2016)

Publications:

     Peer Reviewed Conference Papers

• Grenville Armitage and Russell Collom.
  Benefits of FlowQueue-based Active Queue Management for Interactive Online Games
  In 26th International Conference on Computer Communications and Networks (ICCCN 2017), Vancouver, Canada, 31 July - 3 August 2017. (to appear)

     Technical Reports

• Jordan Boerlage and Russell Collom.
  Implementing Active Queue Management at the home to reduce NBN speed demands
  CAIA Technical report 161107A, 07 November 2016 (2.5MB). bibtex


• Russell Collom.
  The effects of an AQM enabled home gateway on First Person Shooter game traffic
  CAIA Technical report 160826A, 26 August 2016 (1.9MB). bibtex

Software/Tools:

• TCP Experiment Automation Controlled Using Python (TEACUP)
  A tool for automated TCP testbed experiments. Starting with TEACUP v1.0, development will be community supported and publicly hosted at our SourceForge site.