Kristin Tufte


Research Assistant Professor (effective 9/15/2007)
Department of Computer Science &
Department of Civil & Environmental Engineering
Maseeh College of Engineering & Computer Science

Offices: 310-24 FAB (CS) and 301T EB (Engr)
email: tufte [at] cecs [dot] pdx [dot] edu

I am a Research Assistant Professor at Portland State University in the Department of Computer Science and in the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering.

Research

My current research focus is data stream processing. In particular, I am interested in processing queries in the presences of disordered and bursty data. I am also interested in applying data stream technology to Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS). Traffic congestion wastes time and fuel and is estimated to cost our economy over $60 billion per year. ITS are an important tool for traffic management. Further, they receive many types of live data such as loop detector data, bus dispatch data, automatic weather reports, and weigh-in-motion records. I hope that by applying data stream technology to ITS systems we can develop improved real-time traffic performance measurements and metrics to help ITS professionals manage our nations' roads.

Projects

latte
Travel Time Estimation
Spackle
NiagaraST
PORTAL

Courses

Periodically I teach a data streams course (CS 410-510 Data Streams) with Prof. Dave Maier. This course was offered for the second time in Fall 2007.

Selected Publications

A full list of my computer science publications can be found here.

Contact Information
email:   tufte [at] cecs [dot] pdx [dot] edu
US Mail:
            Department of Computer Science
            P.O. Box 751
            Portland State University
            Portland, OR 97207-0751
Phone: (503) 725-2419

Last modified: Sat Jul 1 14:59:02 2000 by Kristin Tufte