(1.A) SAT Algorithms
Combinatorial problems, e.g. decision and optimization problems, arise in various Engineering and Computer Science applications. In general, combinatorial problems are hard to solve and have a significantly large search space. Combinatorial algorithms work on effectively reducing the size of the search space and efficiently exploring the remaining space. Many combinatorial problems can be successfully modeled and solved using Boolean Satisfiability (SAT) technology.
My research work involve:
Detecting and analyzing structural properties in SAT instances and using the properties to speed up search
Speeding up SAT search by statically detecting and breaking symmetries in 0/1 Integer Linear Programming (ILP) problems, i.e. SAT problems consisting of CNF and Pseudo Boolean (PB) constraints. This is a pre-processing process, i.e. constraints are added to the instance before SAT search. This work released the tool “ShatterPB”.
Speeding up SAT search by statically detecting and breaking symmetries in CNF SAT problems. This is a pre-processing process, i.e. constraints are added to the instance before SAT search. This work released the tool “Shatter”.
Efficient construction of Symmetry-Breaking Predicates (SBPs) for SAT problems.
Using symmetry breaking to speed up local search solvers (i.e. incomplete solvers) in proving unsatisfiability of SAT instances.
Speeding up SAT search by dynamically detecting and breaking symmetries. Constraints are added during the search process.
Using logic minimization to simplify symmetry-breaking predicates (SBPs) and speeding up the search process.
Speeding up SAT search and BDD construction by detecting sparsity in SAT instances. This is a static or pre-processing process, i.e. variables are re-ordered before SAT search or BDD construction. This work released the tools “MINCE” and “FORCE”.
Relaxing SAT input format
Relaxing the input format of SAT solvers by allowing them to read CNF and linear inequalities constraints (also known as Pseudo-Boolean (PB) constraints or 0/1 ILP). This extends the application of SAT solvers to handle Boolean decision and optimization problems and allows for new applications to be tackled by SAT solvers. This work has lead to the release of a powerful award-winning 0-1 ILP solver “PBS”. PBS has been shown to compete with some of the best commercial 0-1 ILP solvers, e.g. CPLEX.
Search space estimation in SAT
Estimating the percentage of the search space actually explored by a backtrack SAT solver. This work released the tool “Satometer”.
Implicit constraint representation using ZBDDs in SAT
We show how to implicitly represent satisfiability instances using ZBDDs, and perform search using an efficient implementation of unit propagation on the ZBDD structure.
Solving optimization problems with SAT
Evaluation of conflict diagnosis and recursive learning in SAT
The significant advances in SAT solver technology over the last few years have lead to the successful deployment of SAT solvers in a wide range of applications. My research has contributed to the use of SAT solvers in solving challenging combinatorial problems arising in:
Wireless Communications
FPGA Routing
Global Routing
Power Reduction
Power Estimation & Test Vector Generation
Artificial Intelligence – Graph Coloring
Networking – Routing and Wavelength Assignments
Scheduling – University Classroom Assignment & Employee Timetabling
Fault Tolerance – Sensor selection and placement for failure diagnosis in wireless sensor networks.
PCI Bus Verification
Used Machine Learning to detect the chance of a botnet attack. The Bot-IoT and University of New South Wales (UNSW) datasets were used. Four machine learning models based on four classifiers were built. Using 82,000 records from UNSW-NB15 dataset, the decision trees model has yielded the best overall results with 99.89% testing accuracy, 100% precision, 100% recall, and 100% F-score in detecting botnet attacks.
Presents the latest in Internet of Things (IoT) security in terms of vulnerabilities, threats and counter measures.
Presents the latest in Cyber Physical Systems (CPS) security in terms of vulnerabilities, threats and counter measures.
Presents a simulation framework using OMNeT++ to generate benchmarks that resembles real-life traffic for port scanning testing.
Presents the latest in mobile health (mHealth) security in terms of vulnerabilities, threats and counter measures.
Presents the latest in smart grid security in terms of vulnerabilities, challenges that exist in securing the smart grid network, how the current security solutions
applied for IT networks are not sufficient to secure smart grid networks, and finally a descrition of the current and needed security solutions for the smart grid.
Presents the results of several security awareness studies that were conducted in UAE in 2010. The studies evaluated the awareness of residents to 1) Phishing attacks, 2) Wireless attacks, and 3) RFID attacks. The paper shows the need for effective security awareness programs and presents several key factors that are necessary to develop a successful information security awareness program.
Presents a survey of recent studies that aim to understand the relationship between victims’ backgrounds and phishing attacks.
Presents a novel approach, based on fuzzy logic, to detect port scanning attacks using Snort. Experiments are carried out in both wired and wireless networks. The results show that applying fuzzy logic adds to the accuracy of determining bad traffic.
Proposes a One Time Password (OTP) generation algorithm for mobile phones. An SMS-based algorithm for mobile phones is also proposed. Both algorithms are implemented and tested.
Evaluates the wireless security awareness in UAE. 3890 access points were identified, of which 46% were encrypted only.
A mathematical system is proposed capable of exhibiting chaos with a chaotic attractor which is odd symmetrical in the x-y phase plane but even symmetrical in the x-z and y-z phase planes respectively. A hardware implementation of the system is done on adigital FPGA platform for verification. As an application, an FPGA design methodology using this oscillator for speech encryption is demonstrated. Due to the efficient hardware resource utilization, the encrypted system delivers a throughput of 1.3Gbit/sec using a Xilinx Kintex 7.
Demonstrates theoretically and experimentally the possible 2D rotation of chaotic attractors applied to two different chaotic system prototypes. The rotation operation does not change the eigen values at the respective equilibrium points of thechaotic system, and hence it does not change the global dynamical behavior of the system. This is an attractive feature which can be exploited in chaos-based encryption applications. FPGA implementations of two rotated chaotic systems show reasonable use of resources, indicating that the technique is not hardware intensive.
Evaluates the wireless security awareness in UAE. 3890 access points were identified, of which 46% were encrypted only.
Using Machine Learning to solve global problems
Presents a smart solution to predict the possibility of no shows in hospitals using machine learning. Public data sets containing records of hospital appointments were used. Data sets included patient details such as age, gender, insurance, schedule date, etc. and if they did show up or not. System can be extended to detect no shows in other applications such as hotels, airline, and restaurent reservations.
Surveys related to Digital Twins and Internet of Things (IoT)
Presents an end-to-end digital twin conceptual model that represents its complementary physical object from the ground to the cloud. The paper presents the proposed digital twin model’s multi-layers, namely, physical, communication, virtual space, data analytic and visualization, and application as well as the overlapping security layer. The hardware and software technologies that are used in building such a model are explained in detail.
Intelligent real-time system that alerts uses to building fires and helps evacuate them safely
Presents a system that uses IoT technologies to track location of the fire and building occupants, and then directs the occupants smartly towards a safe exit. The system uses Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) beacons for indoor localization using the occupant’s mobile phones. The system also tracks areas of danger using smoke and temperature sensors. For resiliency in face of a fire, the system uses multiple networks including WiFi and the DigiMesh. In case of a fire, occupants can use a smart mobile application that provides the occupants with a live map of the current danger levels within the building. In addition, smart exit signs are deployed throughout the building that dynamically change their state based on location of the fire to guide the occupants to safety. Real-time information gathered from sensors and occupants is also provided to emergency response services.
Intelligent real-time detection of bad drivers in the surroundings using vehicle-to-vehicle mesh connection
Discusses a system based on a dynamic social internet of vehicles (SIoV) that allows a vehicle to report its own anomalous driving behavior to other vehicles in the vicinity, and at the same time receive warnings about bad driving behavior of surrounding drivers. The system relies on the DigiMesh ad-hoc wireless technology that allows vehicles to join and leave the network as required without any central coordination. The system doesn't rely on 5G or global networks. Dynamic time-warping (DTW) is used to classify drivers’ behavior data collected from the OBD-II interface of each vehicle.
Fast Detection of Car Accidents Using Mobile Phones
Discusses the design and implementation of a mobile application that uses the smart phone's sensors, e.g. accelerometer and GPS, to detect an accident and instantly send the accident details (e.g. accident location, severity - G Level, user blood type, etc.) to the Police, Medical Units, and Relatives.
Emotion Recognition Using Mobile Phones
Discusses the design and implementation of a mobile application that uses the smart phone's sensors, e.g. keyboard and accelerometer, to intelligently detect the emotions of users. The sensors will detect behaviors such as fast typing, spelling mistakes, and phone shaking which could identify a nervous user. The system provides emotive feedback to the users and helps them keep track of their own psychological health. The application enables the users to determine, for instance, sudden shifts in mood, or changes in mental health allowing them to seek help if needed. It can be heavily used in social networks, for example, to block users from accessing their services, or send them help if they were in a severely distressed state. Another application in social media can be immediate feedback and automatically flagging a post if the user is in a nervous state. Finally, through a web service, public users could also collect demographics about the emotional state of a populace.
Efficient Pollution Monitoring in Urban Cities
Proposes an efficient hardware device that records the pollutants levels (CO, NO2, and SO2), date, time and GPS location, then transmits the data wirelessly via GPRS to a public server. The hardware device is mobile and can be placed on any moving device such as a public transportation vehicle. The device will record and transmit the data as the vehicle is moving. On the receiving end, the public server keeps track of the pollutant levels and displays the real-time levels using Google Maps on a public website. The system can be very helpful for environment protection agencies, city officials, residents, and tourists.
Assisting Autistic Children Using Mobile Phones
Proposes a system, built on a mobile application, to help in the treatment and monitoring of an autistic child by a caregiver.
Efficient Diagnosis of Asthma Using Mobile Phones
Proposes a system for Asthma diagnosis using adaptive neuro-fuzzy techniques. The system takes key parameters as input including Forced Expiratory Volume (FEV1), Peak Expiratory Flow Rate (PEF) and Forced Vital Capacity (FVC) and predicts Asthma severity condition. A mobile application that allows for easy interface between the patients and the analysis tool is also developed.
Efficient Diagnosis of Parkinson's Disease Using Mobile Phones
Discusses the design and implementation of a mobile application that implements various tests and a survey to diagnose if user has Parkinson's disease.
Efficient Diagnosis of Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) Using Mobile Phones
Discusses the design and implementation of a mobile application that uses the smart phone's sensors, e.g. microphone and built-in proximity sensor, to record the breath volume and get a sense of whether or not the user is likely to suffer from COPD.
Efficient Detection of Sleep Apnea Using Mobile Phones
Discusses the design and implementation of a mobile application that uses the smart phone's sensors, e.g. microphone and built-in accelerometer, to record the snoring, breathing and movement patterns of users and get a sense of whether or not the user is likely to suffer from sleep apnea before continuing with more expensive and advanced sleep tests.
Efficient Patient's Health Monitoring
Proposes an efficient mobile system consisting of temperature/heartbeat sensors that monitor the Patient's condition and wirelessly transmit the readings via ZigBee to the Nurse/Physician. The readings are also stored in the server's database. The server would send SMS alerts whenever the readings are life threatening.
Efficient Stock Monitoring using Mobile Phones
Proposes a user-friendly, cost-efficient, real-time mobile application that allows users to monitor selective stocks from multiple financial markets all on one page. The primary goal of the application is to download minimal information and reduce cost. SMS alerts are sent when stock prices reach user-specified limits.
Efficient Real-time Monitoring of Traffic using RFID
The proposed system monitors the traffic on highways and calculates the average speed of the passing cars. The user can then access real-time updates with exact numerical values of the highways’ average speed via a web portal or SMS. Therefore, users can plan the fastest routes for their trips, and reduce congestion by distributing traffic better over the highways. The solution uses two Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) readers on each monitored highway, and installs passive RFID tags on the passing cars.
Tracking Objects using RFID and WiFi
Sensor Networks
Microprocessor Verification
Distributed Systems
Software-based methods were developed for implementing predictable and low-cost failure diagnosis and recovery in distributed embedded systems, e.g. automotive systems.
Ad hoc Networks
Describes how voice-enabled services like Alexa can be combined with the Internet of Things (IoT) to provide exciting game-based learning experiences for children where they learn as they play, and in doing so we have spawned a new area of research called Internet of Tangible Learning Things (IoTLT).
Describes the process of digitizing the student experience at a University. A mobile-friendly web-based toolset is developed in-house that automates services related to academic advising, course registration (planning for course sections, availability of courses and handling of waiting lists), exam scheduling (detecting conflicts), tracking attendance in courses, helping students find the proper internship program, and monitoring student progress in their study plans (admission for the second year).
Describes improvements made to the "NGN110 - Introduction To Engineering & Computing" course at AUS, a freshman course offered to all engineering students. The course consists of lectures, labs, recitation
sessions, and a competition. Students are introduced to the major responsibilities of engineers, presentation skills, documentation, teamwork, problem solving, design process, ethics, MS Office, and the basic concepts in each of the six engineering disciplines offered in the College.
The course outcomes are evaluated by collecting and analyzing the student’s feedback over 2 years. The results are very encouraging and reflect a positive learning experience. Several challenging multidisciplinary project ideas are presented. The topics covered in the
course and the relationship of each topic to the ABET criteria is discussed.
Describes improvements made to the "ENG207 - English for Engineers" course at AUS, which include the introduction of a design project to multidisciplinary engineering teams.
F. Aloul, A. Ramani, I. Markov, and K. Sakallah
ACM Journal of Experimental Algorithmics (JEA), vol. 12, article 1.3, June 2008.
F. Aloul
Symmetry, 2(2), 1121-1134, June 2010.
F. Aloul, A. Ramani, I. Markov, and K. Sakallah
IEEE Transactions on Computer Aided Design (TCAD), 22(9), 1117-1137, Sept. 2003.
F. Aloul, K. Sakallah, and I. Markov
IEEE Transactions on Computers (TC), 55(5), 549-558, May 2006.
F. Aloul, I. Lynce and S. Prestwich
7th International Workshop on Symmetry and Constraint Satisfaction Problems (SymCon), Providence, RI, September 2007.
F. Aloul, A. Ramani, I. Markov, and K. Sakallah
Annals of Mathematics and Artificial Intelligence (AMAI), Springer, 57(1), 59-73, 2010.
F. Aloul, I. Markov, and K. Sakallah
International Workshop on Symmetry on Constraint Satisfaction Problems (SymCon), Ithaca, New York, 37-46, 2002.
F. Aloul, I. Markov, and K. Sakallah
Journal of Universal Computer Science (JUCS), 10(12), 1562-1596, Dec. 2004.
F. Aloul, I. Markov, and K. Sakallah
IEEE Great Lakes Symposium on VLSI (GLSVLSI), Washington D.C., 116-119, 2003.
F. Aloul, A. Ramani, I. Markov, and K. Sakallah
IEEE Transactions on Computers (TC), 56(10), 1415-1424, October 2007.
F. Aloul, A. Ramani, I. Markov, and K. Sakallah
IEEE International Conference on Computer Aided Design (ICCAD), San Jose, California, 450-457, 2002.
F. Aloul, B. Sierawski, and K. Sakallah
IEEE Transactions on Computer Aided Design (TCAD), 22(8), 995-1004, Aug. 2003.
Nominated for Best Paper Award.
F. Aloul, M. Mneimneh, and K. Sakallah
IEEE Design, Automation, and Test in Europe Conference (DATE), Paris, France, 1082, 2002.
F. Aloul, M. Mneimneh, and K. Sakallah
IEEE International Workshop on Logic Synthesis (IWLS), New Orleans, Louisiana, 131-136, 2002.
F. Aloul, M. Mneimneh, and K. Sakallah
IEEE International Workshop on Logic Synthesis (IWLS), Lake Tahoe, California, 293-297, 2001.
F. Aloul
Elsevier Journal of the Franklin Institute, Volume 343, Issues 5-6, 436-447, 2006.
F. Aloul, J. Silva, and K. Sakallah
IEEE Design, Automation, and Test in Europe Conference (DATE), Paris, France, 745, 2000.
F. Aloul and K. Sakallah
IEEE International Workshop on Logic Synthesis (IWLS), Dana Point, California, 117-122, 2000.
(1.B) SAT Applications
MANET Cluster Optimization
S. Zahidi, F. Aloul, A. Sagahyroon and W. El-Hajj
IEEE Sensors Journal, 13(6), 2400-2412, June 2013.
Download associated Ztest tool.
F. Aloul and M. El Tarhuni
Journal of Computer Networks and Communications (JCNC), vol. 2011, Article ID 365107, 2011.
M. Tarhuni and F. Aloul
IEEE International Conference on Communications (ICC), Cape Town, South Africa, 1-5, May 2010.
F. Aloul and M. Tarhuni
IEEE Wireless Communications & Networking Conference (WCNC), Budapest, Hungary, 1-6, April 2009.
G. Nam, F. Aloul, K. Sakallah, and R. Rutenbar
IEEE Transactions on Computers (TC), 53(6), 688-696, June 2004.
F. Aloul, A. Ramani, I. Markov, and K. Sakallah
IEEE Transactions on Computers (TC), 56(10), 1415-1424, October 2007.
F. Aloul, A. Ramani, I. Markov, and K. Sakallah
IEEE International Conference on Computer Aided Design (ICCAD), San Jose, California, 450-457, 2002.
F. Aloul, S. Hassoun, K. Sakallah, and D. Blaauw
Lecture Notes on Computer Science (LNCS), PATMOS 2002, vol. 2451, Springer, 167-177, 2002.
ISBN 3-540-44143-3
A. Sagahyroon, F. Aloul, and A. Sudnitson
Journal of Circuits, Systems, and Computers (JCSC), World Scientific, 20(8), 1605-1618, December 2011.
F. Aloul and A. Sagahyroon
Journal of Advances in Information Technology (JAIT), Academy Publishers, 1(4), 153-162, November 2010.
A. Sagahyroon and F. Aloul
Elsevier Microelectronics Journal (MEJ), vol. 38, issues 6-7, 706-715, June-July 2007.
A. Ramani, F. Aloul, I. Markov, and K. Sakallah
Journal of Artificial Intelligence Research (JAIR), Volume 26, 289-322, August 2006.
F. Aloul, B. Al-Rawi, and M. Aboelaze
Journal of Communications (JCM), Academy Publishers, 2(4), 49-56, June 2007.
F. Aloul, S. Zahidi, A. Al-Farra, B. Al-Roh and B. Al-Rawi
Journal of Computers (JCP), 8(4), 851-858, 2013.
A. Wasfy and F. Aloul
IEEE GCC Conference, Bahrain, November 2007.
Won the Best Student Paper Award.
F. Aloul and N. Kandasamy
Lecture Notes on Computer Science (LNCS), SAT 2007, vol. 4501, Springer, 369-376, May 2007.
ISBN: 978-3-540-72787-3.
N. Kandasamy, F. Aloul, and J. Koo
IEEE International Conference on Robotics and Automation (ICRA), Orlando, Florida, 2182-2187, May 2006.
F. Aloul and K. Sakallah
International Workshop on Logic Synthesis (IWLS), Dana Point, California, 131-136, 2000.
(2) Cyber Security
M. Alshamkhany, W. Alshamkhany, M. Mansour, M. Khan, S. Dhou, and F. Aloul
14th IEEE International Conference on Innovations in Information Technology (IIT), UAE, November 2020.
F. Aloul, I. Zualkernan, S. Shapsough, and M. Towheed
34th IEEE International Conference on Information Networking (ICOIN), Barcelona, Spain, January 2020.
S. Shapsough, F. Aloul, and I. Zualkernan
IEEE International Symposium on Sensing and Instrumentation in IoT Era (ISSI), Shanghai, China, September 2018.
Won the Best Student Paper Award.
T. Yousuf, R. Mahmoud, F. Aloul, and I. Zualkernan
International Journal for Information Security Research (IJISR), 5(4), 608-616, December 2015.
A. Essa, T. Al-Shoura, A. Nabulsi, A. Al-Ali, and F. Aloul
IEEE International Conference on Smart Grid and Smart Cities (ICSGSC), Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, August 2018.
W. El-Hajj, M. Al-Tamimi, and F. Aloul
Wireless Communications and Mobile Computing (WCM), Wiley InterScience, 15(14), 1851-1864, October 2015.
M. Al-Tamimi, W. El-Hajj and F. Aloul
9th IEEE International Wireless Communications and Mobile Computing Conference (IWCMC), Cagliari-Sardinia, Italy, 1114-1119, July 2013.
R. Aburukba, A. Sagahyroon, F. Aloul, and N. Thodika
20th IEEE International Conference on E-Health Networking, Application and Services (HealthCom), Ostrava, Czech Republic, September 2018.
A. Sagahyroon, R. AbuRukba, and F. Aloul
Internet of Things: Challenges, Advances, and Applications, Chapter 15, Chapman and Hall/CRC, January 2018.
ISBN: 978149877851.
F. Zubaydi, A. Saleh, F. Aloul, and A. Sagahyroon
15th IEEE International Conference on Bioinformatics and Bioengineering (BIBE), Belgrade, Serbia, November 2015.
S. Shapsough, F. Qatan, R. Aburukba, F. Aloul, and A. Al-Ali
IEEE International Conference on Smart Grid and Clean Energy Technologies (ICSGCE), Offenburg, Germany, October 2015.
F. Aloul, A. R. Al-Ali, R. Al-Dalky, M. Al-Mardini and W. El-Hajj
International Journal of Smart Grid and Clean Energy (IJSGCE), 1-6, September 2012.
F. Aloul
Journal of Advances in Information Technology (JAIT), 3(3), 176-183, 2012.
T. Halevi, N. Memon, J. Lewis, P. Kumaraguru, S. Arora, N. Dagar, F. Aloul, and J. Chen
Journal of Mobile Multimedia (JMM), 13(1-2), 43-56, September 2017.
T. Halevi, N. Memon, J. Lewis, P. Kumaraguru, S. Arora, N. Dagar, F. Aloul, and J. Chen
18th ACM International Conference on Information Integration and Web-based Applications & Services (iiWAS), Singapore, November 2016.
A. Darwish, A. El Zarka and F. Aloul
IEEE International Conference on Computer Systems and Industrial Informatics (ICCSII), Dubai, UAE, 1-5, December 2012.
W. Hajj, H. Hajj, Z. Trabelso, and F. Aloul
Security and Communication Networks (SCN), Wiley InterScience, 4(8), 807-814, August 2011.
F. Aloul, S. Zahidi, and W. El-Hajj
International Journal of Mathematics and Computer Science (IJMCS), 4(2), 65-80, 2009.
F. Aloul, S. Zahidi, and W. El-Hajj
IEEE International Conference on Computer Systems and Applications (AICCSA), Rabat, Morocco, 641-644, May 2009.
A. Kalbasi, O. Alomar, M. Hajipour, and F. Aloul
IEEE GCC Conference, Bahrain, November 2007.
M. Tolba, A. Elwakil, H. Orabi, M. Elnawawy, F. Aloul, A. Sagahyroon, and A. Radwan
Integration, the VLSI Journal, Elsevier, 72, 163-170, May 2020.
W. Sayed, A. Radwan, M. Elnawawy, H. Orabi, A. Sagahyroon, F. Aloul, A. Elwakil, H. Fahmy, and A. Elsedeek
Circuits, Systems, and Signal Processing (CSSP), Springer, 38(10), 4890-4903, October 2019.
A. Kalbasi, O. Alomar, M. Hajipour, and F. Aloul
IEEE GCC Conference, Bahrain, November 2007.
(3) Applied Engineering
T. Batool, M. Abuelnoor, O. El Boutari, F. Aloul, and A. Sagahyroon
IEEE International Conference on Internet of Things and Intelligence System (IoTaIS), Bali, Indonesia, January 2021.
Won the Best Paper Award.
A. Al-Ali, R. Gupta, T. Batool, T. Landolsi, F. Aloul, and A. Al Nabulsi
Future Internet, MDPI, 12(10) 163, September 2020.
I. Zualkernan, F. Aloul, V. Sakkia, H. Al Noman, S. Sowdagar, and O. Alhammadi
IEEE International Conference on Internet of Things and Intelligence System (IoTaIS), Bali, Indonesia, November 2019.
I. Zualkernan, F. Aloul, S. Al Qasimi, A. AlShamsi, M. Al Marashda, and A. Ahli
IEEE International Symposium on Sensing and Instrumentation in IoT Era (ISSI), Shanghai, China, September 2018.
I. Zualkernan, F. Aloul, F. Basheer, G. Khera, and S. Srinivasan
32nd IEEE International Conference on Information Networking (ICOIN), Chiang Mai, Thailand, January 2018.
F. Aloul, I. Zualkernan, R. Abu-Salma, H. Al-Ali, M. Al-Merri
Elsevier Journal of Computers and Electrical Engineering, 43, 66-75, April 2015.
F. Aloul, I. Zualkernan, R. Abu-Salma, H. Al-Ali, M. Al-Merri
IEEE International Conference on Industrial Automation and Information & Communications Technology (IAICT), Bali, Indonesia, 52-56, August 2014.
I. Zualkernan, F. Aloul, S. Shapsough, A. Hesham, and Y. Elkhorazaty
Elsevier Journal of Computers and Electrical Engineering (JCEE), 60, 1-13, May 2017.
S. Shapsough, A. Hesham, Y. Elkhorazaty, I. Zualkernan, and F. Aloul
18th IEEE International Conference on E-Health Networking, Application and Services (HealthCom), Munich, Germany, September 2016.
A. Al-Ali, I. Zualkernan, and F. Aloul
IEEE Sensors Journal, 10(10), 1666-1671, October 2010.
M. AbuJayyab, S. Al Ahdab, M. Taji, Z. Al Hamdani, and F. Aloul
IEEE Innovations in Information Technology Conference (IIT), Dubai, UAE, 1-5, November 2006.
Won the first place in the Gulf Research Center (GRC) Environmental Competition, 2006.
R. Aburukba, F. Aloul, A. Mahmoud, K. Kamili, and S. Ajmal
19th IEEE International Conference on E-Health Networking, Application and Services (HealthCom), Dalian, China, October 2017.
A. Ghosh, N. Rahman, N. Awadalla, A. Sagahyroon, F. Aloul, and S. Dhou
IEEE International Conference on Engineering Innovations in Healthcare (EIH), Dubai, UAE, February 2020.
A. Sahyoun, K. Chehab, O. Al-Madani, F. Aloul, and A. Sagahyroon
18th IEEE International Conference on E-Health Networking, Application and Services (HealthCom), Munich, Germany, September 2016.
F. Zubaydi, A. Sagahyroon, F. Aloul, H. Mir, and B. Mahboub
Informatics, MDPI, 7(4), 56, December 2020.
F. Zubaydi, A. Sagahyroon, F. Aloul, and H. Mir
7th IEEE Annual Computing and Communication Workshop and Conference (CCWC), Las Vegas, USA, January 2017.
H. Hasan, B. Safieh, F. Aloul, and A. Sagahyroon
14th IEEE International Conference on Electronics, Information and Communication (ICEIC), Singapore, January 2015.
M. Al-Mardini, F. Aloul, A. Sagahyroon, and L. Al-Husseini
Elsevier Journal of Biomedical Informatics, 52, 251–259, December 2014.
M. Al-Mardini, F. Aloul, A. Sagahyroon, and L. Husseini
13th IEEE International Conference on Bioinformatics and Bioengineering (BIBE), Chania, Greece, 1-4, November 2013.
S. Alqassim, M. Ganesh, S. Khoja, M. Zaidi, F. Aloul and A. Sagahyroon
14th IEEE International Conference on E-Health Networking, Application and Services (HealthCom), Beijing, China, 443-446, October 2012.
E. Talab, O. Mohamed, L. Begum, F. Aloul, and A. Sagahyroon
IEEE International Conference on Bioinformatics and Bioengineering (BIBE), Athens, Greece, October 2019.
A. Sagahyroon, F. Aloul, A. Al-Ali, M. Bahrololoum, F. Makhsoos, and N. Hussein
Journal of Medical Imaging and Health Informatics (JMIHI), 1(3), 252-255, September 2011.
F. Aloul, A. Sagahyroon, N. Salem, O. Al-Omar, S. Shehada, B. Al-Rawi
Elsevier Journal of the Franklin Institute, 348(7), 1298-1311, September 2011.
F. Aloul, A. Sagahyroon, A. Nahle, M. Abou Dehn, R. Al Anani
International Conference on Advances in Computer Science and Engineering (ACSE), Phuket, Thailand, March 2012.
F. Aloul, A. Sagahyroon, A. Al-Shami, I. Al-Midfa, and R. Moutassem
7th ACM International Conference on Advances in Mobile Computing & Multimedia (MoMM), Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, December 2009.
A. Al-Ali, F. Aloul, N. Aji, A. AlZarouni, and N. Fakhro
IEEE International Conference on Information & Communication Technologies: From Theory to Applications (ICTTA), Damascus, Syria, 1-4, April 2008.
M. Aboelaze and F. Aloul
6th World Wireless Congress (WWC), San Francisco, USA, 2005.
M. Aboelaze and F. Aloul
IEEE International Conference on Wireless and Optical Communications Networks (WOCN), Dubai, UAE, 551-555, March 2005.
M. Mneimneh, F. Aloul, C. Weaver, S. Chatterjee, K. Sakallah, and T. Austin
Design Automation Conference (DAC), Las Vegas, Nevada, 41-46, 2001.
N. Kandasamy and F. Aloul
SAE Transactions Journal of Passenger Cars – Electronic and Electrical Systems, 2006-01-1333, V115-7, 667-674, March 2007.
ISBN Number: 978-0-7680-1839-4
A. Kiniy, S. Webery, F. Aloul, and N. Kandasamy
44th Conference on Information Sciences and Systems (CISS), Princeton, New Jersey, 1-6, March 2010.
(4) Engineering Education
I. Zualkernan, F. Aloul, E. Algebail, A. Ali, M. El Refaay, and O. El Sabaa
20th IEEE International Conference on Advanced Learning Technologies (ICALT), Tartu, Estonia, July 2020.
Won the Best Short Paper Award.
H. Hallal, F. Aloul, S. Alawneh, P. Kolli, and A. Nabulsi
6th ACM International Conference on Computer and Technology Applications (ICCTA), Antalya, Turkey, April 2020.
F. Aloul, I. Zualkernan, G. Husseini, A. El-Hag, and Y. Al-Assaf
European Journal of Engineering Education, 40(1), 32-51, January 2015.
F. Aloul, I. Zualkernan, A. El-Hag, G. Husseini, and Y. Al-Assaf
IEEE Global Engineering Education Conference (EDUCON), 179-184, Amman, Jordan, April 2011.