Speaker: Dr. Luo Zongwei

Time: 3:00-4:00 p.m., 16 Dec 2020 (Wed)

Venue: T2-202

Language: English

Abstract:

Along with the technology progress, people's daily activities are increasingly recorded, and a large number of mobility data have been generated. The abundant information contained in these mobility data has attracted significant interest with mobility pattern mining explored and exploited in many potential application scenarios. At the same time, the privacy intrusion and security violation is increasingly becoming a serious concern. This presentation, in its context, will introduce relevant mobility mining techniques, and related research activities of distributed privacy protection mobility mining. I will also share our work in progress with the development trend of relevant technologies.

About the speaker:

Dr Luo Zongwei is an associate professor in BNU-HKBU United International College. With a PhD in computer science and a business minor, Dr Luo worked in IBM TJ Watson after graduation. Before joining UIC, Dr Luo has been engaging in the R&D and technology transfer in digital transformation, big data analytics, operations and optimization. Along with over 150 research publications, Dr Luo’s research has consistently resulted in considerable community impact. Most recently Dr Luo is associated with the BNU-UIC Institute of AI and Future Networks, dedicated to AI research excellence and its community promotion & impact.