Kamaljit Lakhtaria
Also known as: Kamaljit
Gujarat University, Sir Padampat Singhania University
About
Dr. Kamaljit I Lakhtaria is working as Associate Professor in Department of Computer Science, Gujarat University. He obtained Ph. D. in Computer Science in the area “Next Generation Networking Service Prototyping & Modeling”. He holds an edge in Next Generation Network, Web Services, Mobile Ad Hoc Networks, Network Security and Cryptography. He is author of 9 Reference Books in the area of Computer Science. He Published 3 chapters in International Editorial Volumes. He presented many Research Papers in National and International Conferences. His Papers are published in the proceedings of IEEE, Springer and Elsevier. His 5 Ph.D. students graduate under his guidance. He is Life time member ISTE, IAENG and many Research Groups. He hold the post of Editor, Associate Editor in many International Research Journal. He is Program Committee member of many International Conferences. He is reviewer in IEEE WSN, Inderscience and Elsevier Journals.
Employment
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Gujarat University Associate Professor2015 - Present
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Sir Padampat Singhania University Assistant Professor2011 - Present
Education
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Publications (14)
- A survey on wireless sensor networks Save
- Centralized IDS Based on Misuse Detection for Cluster-Based Wireless Sensors Networks Save
- Monolingual Information Retrieval using Terrier: FIRE 2010 Experiments Based on N-gram Indexing Save
- Next generation wireless network security and privacy Save
- Research Trends and Challenges for Network-Based ICT Systems Save
- An analytical approach based on self organized maps (SOM) in Indian classical music raga clustering Save
- An efficient approach for inverted index pruning based on document relevance Save
- An efficient approach using LPFT for the karaoke formation of musical song Save
- On using chi square based term scoring for static index pruning Save
- Rigorous design of moving sequencer crash tolerant atomic broadcast with unicast broadcast Save