Dah Ming received his first degree from Imperial College, London, and then a PhD degree from Harvard University. Before joining CUHK in 2002, Dah Ming worked for AT&T Bell Laboratories from 1980-81, Digital Equipment Corporation from 1981-96, and Sun Microsystems Labs from 1997-2002.
While at Digital, Dah Ming did pioneering work on network congestion control and avoidance, which contributed to the development of congestion control for the Internet today. He also worked on network monitoring and co-authored a book on the subject. He contributed to the 1992 edition of the X.500 directory services standards. During the mid 90’s, at the Alta Vista division of Digital, he helped lead the development of web-based collaboration tools and application platform (Web Forum), which currently is still a successful commerical product. While at Sun Labs, Dah Ming worked on reliable multicast, its congestion control and group management algorithms, and deadlock-free routing algorithms for data center switched fabrics (such as Infiniband).
- Internet - congestion control, routing, traffic management, architecture
- Network economics
- P2P networking
- Wireless networks
- Computer Networks
- Advanced Topics in Information Engineering
- Advanced Topics in P2P Networking
- PI - General Research Fund (2008)
"Performance modeling and analysis of p2p steaming and VoD algorithms"
- co-I - Cisco
Gift
“Network Coding applied to Internet”
- PI - Faculty Direct Grant (2007)
"Data mining of the academic publishing game"
- PI - NSFC/RGC grant (2006)
"Measurement, Modeling and Analysis of P2P and Unwanted Traffic in the Internet"
This is a project in collaboration with Prof Wu Jian Ping's team in Tsinghua University.
- co-I - MSRA Gift
“On the Security Issues of Network Coding”
- PI - Faculty Direct grant (2006)
"The economic implications of P2P traffic to ISP peering and operations".
- PI - Shun Hing IAE grant (2006)
"A Wireless Mesh Network".
- PI - RGC Earmark grant (2005)
"The interaction between ISP multi-homing traffic engineering practices"
- PI - RGC Earmark grant (2004)
"TCP-friendly as well as application-friendly congestion control"
- PI -Faculty Direct grant (2003)
"Scalable inter-domain routing for the Internet"
Representative Publications |
- Y Huang, ZJ Fu, DM Chiu, JCS Lui and C Huang, "Challenges, Design and Analysis of a Large-scale P2P VoD System", ACM Sigcomm 2008
- YP Zhou, DM Chiu and JCS Lui, "A Simple Model for Analyzing P2P Streaming Protocols", IEEE ICNP 2007
- B Fan, DM chiu and JCS Lui, "The Design Tradeoff of BitTorrent-like File Sharing Protocols", IEEE/ACM Transaction of Networking. An earlier version, titled "The Delicate Tradeoff of BitTorrent-like File Sharing Protocol Design" was published in IEEE ICNP 2006.
- DM Chiu, RW Yeung, JQ Huang and B Fan, "Can Network Coding Help in P2P Networks" Invited paper in Second Workshop of Network Coding, in conjunction with WiOpt, April 2006
- DM Chiu and ASW Tam, "Fairness of Traffic Controls for Inelastic Flows in the Internet", Computer Networks (Elsevier) Volume 51, Issue 11, pp 2938-57, August 2007.
- JH Wang, DM Chiu and JCS Lui, "A Game-theoretic Analysis of the Implications of Overlay Network Traffic on ISP Peering, Computer Networks (Elsevier) 2008
- Y Hu, DM Chiu and JCS Lui, "Entropy Based Adaptive Flow Aggregation", to appear on IEEE/ACM Transactions on Networking, August 2009
- Y Gao, DM Chiu and JCS Lui, "Determining the End-to-end Throughput Capacity in Multi-Hop Networks: Methodolgy and Applications", ACM Sigmetrics/Performance 2006
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