Tim Humernbrum

Publication Activity (10 Years)

Years Active: 2014-2019
Publications (10 Years): 9

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ICNC

SIGSIM-PADS

J. Commun.

NETGAMES

University of Münster, Germany (PHD)

Education History

University of Münster, Germany

PHD

Publications

Yu Zhang, Tim Humernbrum, Sergei Gorlatch
A Plug-in Framework for Efficient Multicast Using SDN. WiCON (2019)
V. Nithin, A. Rathod, V. Badarla, Tim Humernbrum, Sergei Gorlatch
Efficient load balancing for multicast traffic in data center networks using SDN. COMSNETS (2018)
Tim Humernbrum, Christian Ahlbrand, Sergei Gorlatch
Evaluating QoS for Real-Time Applications Using a Lightweight Simulation of Network Traffic. ICNC (2018)
Tim Humernbrum, Christian Ahlbrand, Sergei Gorlatch
Towards Simulating the Communication Behavior of Real-Time Interactive Applications. SIGSIM-PADS (2017)
Michael Haidl, Michel Steuwer, Hendrik Dirks, Tim Humernbrum, Sergei Gorlatch
Towards Composable GPU Programming: Programming GPUs with Eager Actions and Lazy Views. PMAM@PPoPP (2017)
Tim Humernbrum, Bastian Hagedorn, Sergei Gorlatch
Towards Efficient Multicast Communication in Software-Defined Networks. ICDCS Workshops (2016)
Michael Haidl, Michel Steuwer, Tim Humernbrum, Sergei Gorlatch
Multi-stage programming for GPUs in C++ using PACXX. GPGPU@PPoPP (2016)
Tim Humernbrum, Stefan Delker, Frank Glinka, Folker Schamel, Sergei Gorlatch
RTF+Shark: Using Software-Defined Networks for Multiplayer Online Games. NETGAMES (2015)
Sergei Gorlatch, Tim Humernbrum
Enabling high-level QoS metrics for interactive online applications using SDN. ICNC (2015)
Tim Humernbrum, Frank Glinka, Sergei Gorlatch
A Northbound API for QoS Management in Real-Time Interactive Applications on Software-Defined Networks. J. Commun. 9 (8) (2014)
Sergei Gorlatch, Tim Humernbrum, Frank Glinka
Improving QoS in real-time internet applications: from best-effort to Software-Defined Networks. ICNC (2014)

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