Paul Deng

Paul Deng

Doncaster East, Victoria, Australia
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I am an Internet of Things (IoT) Cloud software engineer.

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Experience

  • Gallagher Animal Management Graphic

    Gallagher Animal Management

    Melbourne, Australia

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    Mt Waverley, VIC Australia

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    Mulgrave, VIC Australia

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    Parkvile, VIC Australia

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    Scoresby, VIC Australia

Education

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Publications

  • Edge Computing Technology and Applications

    Manning

    I am the technical reviewer.

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  • IoT and Edge Computing for Architects - Second Edition

    PacketPub

    I am the technical reviewer of this book.

    See publication

  • AWS Administration – The Definitive Guide

    Packt Publishing

    Technical reviewer of this book.

    See publication

  • Internet of Things with Arduino Blueprints

    Packt Publishing

    Technical reviewer of this book.

    I read and review each chapter over 4 days, mark with any changes, additions or amendments and test the Arduino sketches on the Arduino platform before submitting to the publisher.

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  • Inclusion during school absence: Using ambient technology to create a classroom presence for hospitalised children

    Telecommunications Journal of Australia

    In this paper, we investigate the use of ambient technology to create a classroom presence for hospitalised children. We present results from four case studies, each of which included data from hospitalised children, their parents, classmates and teachers (at both school and hospital). Primary school-aged children from both metropolitan and rural areas were included. Data collected at both the hospital and the classroom were analysed to investigate children's experience of the ambient…

    In this paper, we investigate the use of ambient technology to create a classroom presence for hospitalised children. We present results from four case studies, each of which included data from hospitalised children, their parents, classmates and teachers (at both school and hospital). Primary school-aged children from both metropolitan and rural areas were included. Data collected at both the hospital and the classroom were analysed to investigate children's experience of the ambient technology and their desire to be aware of the presence of their peers, from both ends of the hospital-school setting. The results indicate that ambient technology is positive at fostering a mutual sense of presence, from the perspective of the hospitalised children, their family, teachers and classmates.

    Other authors
    • Frank Vetere
    • Julie Green
    • Amy Nisselle
    • Xuan Thu Dang
    • Tsharni Zazryn
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  • Creating A Classroom Presence For Hospitalised Children

    ICT in Education Victoria (ICTEV) 2012 State Conference

    Significant barriers exist for hospitalised children in terms of continuity of education and connection to school and peer groups. In our proof-of-concept, we built and trialled the use of an ‘ambient orb’ to create a classroom presence for four hospitalised children (9-11 years). The children controlled classroom orbs via a web-based application and bedside netbooks. The ambient orb was effective in alerting teachers and schoolmates to a hospitalised child’s desire to connect with their…

    Significant barriers exist for hospitalised children in terms of continuity of education and connection to school and peer groups. In our proof-of-concept, we built and trialled the use of an ‘ambient orb’ to create a classroom presence for four hospitalised children (9-11 years). The children controlled classroom orbs via a web-based application and bedside netbooks. The ambient orb was effective in alerting teachers and schoolmates to a hospitalised child’s desire to connect with their classroom and peers, without requiring sophisticated two-way communication channels. We are now extending the project to create a sense of presence across the hospital–home–school spectrum.

    Other authors
    • Xuan Thu Dang
    • Julie Green
    • Frank Vetere
    • Amy Nisselle
    • Tsharni Zazryn
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  • I would be IN school but not AT school

    The University of Melbourne

    Other authors
    • Julie Green
    • Amy Nisselle
    • Glenda Strong
    • Xuan Thu Dang
    • Frank Vetere
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  • “Lucy’s always with us”: overcoming absence from school through ambient orb technology

    Global Learn Asia Pacific 2011

    Abstract: When children are in hospital for a period of time and are absent from the classroom, there is a risk that ‘out of sight, out of mind’ may contribute to the disconnection with school. There is, therefore, a need for a more effective approach to the provision of education support that utilises available technologies. This proof-of-concept research is trialing the creation of a presence for hospitalised children in their school classroom through the use of broadband-enabled ambient…

    Abstract: When children are in hospital for a period of time and are absent from the classroom, there is a risk that ‘out of sight, out of mind’ may contribute to the disconnection with school. There is, therefore, a need for a more effective approach to the provision of education support that utilises available technologies. This proof-of-concept research is trialing the creation of a presence for hospitalised children in their school classroom through the use of broadband-enabled ambient technologies. The ‘ambient orb’ has been effective in alert teachers and schoolmates to a hospitalized child’s desire to connect with their classroom and peers, without requiring the need to establish communication.

    Other authors
    • Julie Green
    • Frank Vetere
    • Amy Nisselle
    • Xuan Thu Dang
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  • Sensor Web: Integration of Sensor Networks with Web and Cyber Infrastructure

    IGI Global

    As sensor network deployments grow and mature there emerge a common set of operations and transformations. These can be grouped into a conceptual framework called Sensor Web. Sensor Web combines cyber infrastructure with a Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) and sensor networks to provide access to heterogeneous sensor resources in a deployment independent manner. In this chapter we present the Open Sensor Web Architecture (OSWA), a platform independent middleware for developing sensor…

    As sensor network deployments grow and mature there emerge a common set of operations and transformations. These can be grouped into a conceptual framework called Sensor Web. Sensor Web combines cyber infrastructure with a Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) and sensor networks to provide access to heterogeneous sensor resources in a deployment independent manner. In this chapter we present the Open Sensor Web Architecture (OSWA), a platform independent middleware for developing sensor applications. OSWA is built upon a uniform set of operations and standard data representations as defined in the Sensor Web Enablement Method (SWE) by the Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC). OSWA uses open source and grid technologies to meet the challenging needs of collecting and analyzing observational data and making it accessible for aggregation, archiving and decision making.

    Other authors
    • Tomasz Kobialka
    • Rajkumar Buyya
    • Lars Kulik
    • Marimuthu Palaniswami
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Projects

  • Gardens of Tomorrow

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    This project demonstrates the potential benefits of integrating social networks with environmental sensor networks via broadband-enabled neighborhoods, and explore the role of social networking within interconnected neighborhoods for the overall benefit of community and neighborhood members.
    Sensors send environmental parameters through cellular network to server.
    My contribution are:
    × Develop embedded sensor application to sense and send data to web app
    × Develop administration…

    This project demonstrates the potential benefits of integrating social networks with environmental sensor networks via broadband-enabled neighborhoods, and explore the role of social networking within interconnected neighborhoods for the overall benefit of community and neighborhood members.
    Sensors send environmental parameters through cellular network to server.
    My contribution are:
    × Develop embedded sensor application to sense and send data to web app
    × Develop administration and data logging and plotting web app
    × GPRS, GPS, temperature, soil moisture, light, humidity, air pressure, water flow meter

    Other creators
    • Jon Pearce
    • Adrian Pearce
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  • Ambient Light Orb

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    Child in hospital can remotely control the ambient light orb placed in classroom to improve children’s sense of connection to their peers and school community. The project will facilitate awareness of the presence of the child in the classroom. Australian Channel Nine reported this project in Late News.
    A .Net application controls the remote light orb on, off and change colour.
    My contributions are:
    × Develop embedded sensor application to control I2C LEDs
    × Develop administration…

    Child in hospital can remotely control the ambient light orb placed in classroom to improve children’s sense of connection to their peers and school community. The project will facilitate awareness of the presence of the child in the classroom. Australian Channel Nine reported this project in Late News.
    A .Net application controls the remote light orb on, off and change colour.
    My contributions are:
    × Develop embedded sensor application to control I2C LEDs
    × Develop administration and activity log Ajax app http://lc.sensorapp.net/
    × Implement a .Net app to detect presence of child and control led remotely

    Other creators
    • Julie Green
    • Frank Vetere
    • Amy Nisselle
    • Xuan Thu Dang
    See project

  • SensorWeb

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    SensorWeb is a standards compliant platform and middleware for
    integration of sensor networks with Globus distributed computing
    platform.
    My main duties and contributions are:
    × Implement embedded sensor application and develop sensor
    gateway interface to SensorWeb
    × Create a machine learning module to learn and recognize data
    stream gathered from sensors
    × Update Web Services Resource Framework interface and Open Geospatial Consortium standard to date
    × Write…

    SensorWeb is a standards compliant platform and middleware for
    integration of sensor networks with Globus distributed computing
    platform.
    My main duties and contributions are:
    × Implement embedded sensor application and develop sensor
    gateway interface to SensorWeb
    × Create a machine learning module to learn and recognize data
    stream gathered from sensors
    × Update Web Services Resource Framework interface and Open Geospatial Consortium standard to date
    × Write project report and case study section in book chapter
    × Develop demonstration application

    Other creators
    • Rajkumar Buyya
    • Marimuthu Palaniswami
    • Tom Kobialka
    • Charity Laplp
    See project

Honors & Awards

  • Cisco Live 2015 DevNet Hackathon Melbourne

    Cisco

  • Finalist

    Shell Australian Innovation Challenge

    CHILDREN spending long periods in hospital could now have help keeping their social networks intact, thanks to technology enabling them to connect with classmates and teachers.

    Report: http://www.theaustralian.com.au/innovationchallenge/julie-green-absent-classmate/story-fn9dkrp5-1226206321533

  • 3rd Prize of Challenge Cup

    National College Science and Technology Competition, China

  • 2nd Prize of ConocoPhillips Cup

    Southwest Petroleum University

  • Scholarship

    ConocoPhillips (China)

Languages

  • Chinese

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  • English

    Native or bilingual proficiency

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