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current affiliation:

technology group
drilling & measurement
schlumberger technology corporation

slb telemetry special interest group co-leader

former affiliation:

stir group
research lab for electronics
massachusetts institute of technology

research supervisor: prof. vivek k. goyal

my resume is available for download: [pdf].


research interests:
  • timing noise (jitter)
  • sampling theory
  • network information theory
  • coding with side information
  • digital synchronization techniques

Theses:

  • PhD thesis (MIT): Economical Sampling of Parametric Signals.
  • Masters report (UC Berkeley): Multiuser Communication Using Coset Codes.
  • Bachelors report (Purdue): DSP Implementation of a Symbol Timing Recovery System for a Digital Modem.

Synchronization of compression and networked databases:

Fast decoding of signals for locationing:

  • J. Kusuma, J. A. Kelner, "Fast Decoding of Signals for Locationing," Journal of the Institute of Navigation, in development 2008.

Jitter and timing noise:

Sampling of parametric signals:

UWB and CDMA receivers:

Multiuser communication:

  • J. Kusuma, K. Ramchandran, "Communicating with Cosets and Applications to Broadcast," Conf. for Inf. Sci. and Sys. 2002.
  • S. S. Pradhan, J. Kusuma, and K. Ramchandran, "Distributed Compression in a Dense Sensor Networks," IEEE Signal Processing Magazine, March 2002.

General communication:

  • J. Kusuma, "Simple Approach to Multi-Antenna Communication," Conf. for Inf. Sci. and Sys. 2002.
  • R. Kumar, J. Kusuma, J. Grimm, J. V. Krogmeier, "Complexity Reduction for the Implementation of Symbol Timing Recovery," International Conference on Signal Proc. Applications and Technology, 1998.
  • J. Grimm, R. Kumar, J. Kusuma, J. V. Krogmeier, "Real-time Implementation of a Symbol Timing Recovery System," IEEE Intl. Conf. on Acoustics, Speech and Signal Processing, May 1998, Seattle, WA.

Others:

  • J. Kusuma, "On Distributed Sensing in a Sensor Network," Schlumberger Eureka Telemetry Newsletter H2 2006.
  • R. G. Baraniuk, J. Kusuma, et al., "Connexions: DSP Education for a Networked World," IEEE Intl. Conf. on Acoustics, Speech and Signal Processing 2002.

Miscellaneous presentations (outside of conferences above):

  • "Tutorial on Analysis for Design and Synthesis of Communication Systems," Schlumberger, March 2008.
  • "Economical Sampling of Parametric Signals: when Prony meets Shannon," Rice University ECE Coll Series, August 2007.
  • "Economical Sampling of Parametric Signals: when Prony meets Shannon," Schlumberger Applied Math Coll Series, July 2007.
  • "Quick Introduction to Digital Communication," Schlumberger SPC HSB100/HSB1000/WDP Groups, December 2006.
  • "Economical Sampling of Parametric Signals part I," Schlumberger SPC EE Colloquium Series, November 2006.
  • "Economical Sampling of Parametric Signals," MIT PhD Thesis Defense, August 2006.
  • "Signal Parameter Estimation in the Presence of Timing Noise," MIT Lab for Information and Decision Systems Student Conference 2006.
  • "What I Did Last Summer: Acquisition of Ultra-Wideband Channels," MIT Lab for Information and Decision Systems Student Conference 2003.
  • "Communicating via Cosets for Distributed Compression and Broadcasting," MIT Lab for Information and Decision Systems Student Conference 2002.
  • "Bounds on the Maximum-Likelihood Decoding of Low-Density Parity Check Codes," at the Harvard Department of Engineering and Applied Science, October 2002.
  • "Multiple access and broadcast channels: on the difficulty of distributed collaboration," informal talk given to faculty members and students at MIT's Lab for Information and Decision Systems and the Research Lab for Electronics.
  • "Sensorwebs Kickoff Meeting," DARPA project kickoff at UC Berkeley, 2000.
  • "Introduction to BASiCS: Berkeley Audio-visual SIgnal processing and Communication Systems," introductory talk at the UC Berkeley Wireless Research Center conference, 2000.
  • "Introduction to BASiCS: Berkeley Audio-visual SIgnal processing and Communication Systems," recruiting talk at the UC Berkeley EECS graduate student presentation, 2000.
  • "Fixed-point Implementation of Symbol Timing Recovery on a TI C54x DSP," TI University Conference 1998.