Jinwoo Suh, Ph. D. (서진우 in Korean)

   Tel: Office: 703-248-6160

   Email:   jsuh@isi_.edu (please remove “_” after isi.)

 

Education

   - Ph.D., Electrical Engineering-Systems,  August, 1999

     University of Southern California (USC), Los Angeles, CA

     Dissertation: "Efficient Communication Algorithms for Parallel Computing Platforms"

     Advisor: Dr. Viktor K. Prasanna

 

   - MS, Electrical Engineering, February, 1990

     Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST), Seoul, Korea

     Thesis: "An Efficient Line Detection Algorithm using A* Algorithm"

     Advisor: Dr. Seongdae Kim

 

   - BS, Electronic and Electrical Engineering, February, 1988

     Dongguk University, Seoul, Korea

 

Honors and Awards

   - Merit Award (06): USC/ISI, Arlington, VA, USA

   - Scholarship (94-99): DAEWOO Electronics Co., Ltd., Seoul, Korea

   - Scholarship (88-90): KAIST, Seoul, Korea

   - Scholarship (84-88): Dongguk University, Seoul, Korea

   - Scholarship (81-84): Kyunggi Provincial Government, Kyunggi, Korea

   - Scholarship  (81): Congressman Jung's Scholarship, Korea

   - Scholarship  (80): Congressman Park's Scholarship, Korea

 

Professional Activities

   - Computer Scientist, USC/Information Sciences Institute (USC/ISI), 1999 – Present

- Seminars at KAIST, Daejeon, Korea , and GIST, Kwangjoo, Korea, 2007

- Program Committee, HiPC, 2003

- Program Committee, Embedded High Performance Computing, 2001

- Reviewer, Ad hoc journals and conferences

- Research Assistant, Electrical Engineering, USC, 1996 - 1999

- Member of IEEE,  2000 - Present

   - Student member of IEEE,  1997 - 1999

   - Teacher, Training for international engineers invited by Korea Government, 1994

 

Research Experience

- Computer Scientist: USC/ISI (1999-Present)

  • SLANG (Signal processing LANGuage), a domain-specific language, development
  • Research on design pattern for defense applications
  • Domain-specific processor architecture design tool development
  • Mapping of signal processing applications for tiled-architecture processor Tile64 processor developed by Tilera.
  • Implementation of MPI library for tiled-architecture processor Tile64 processor.
  • FPU design and a simulator development for a processor for space use based on Tile64 processor.
  • Mapping of signal processing applications and benchmarks such as FIR filter bank for MONARCH MONARCH processor developed by Raytheon and ISI.
  • Mapping of signal processing applications and benchmarks such as Ground Moving Target Indicator (GMTI) for MIT Raw processor boards developed by ISI in conjunction with MIT. The mapping was performed in the framework of Stream Virtual Machine (SVM) developed by reserach community supported morphware forum. An SVM library on Raw was developed and performance was analyzed and tuned to access the Raw architecture and proposed SVM.
  • Mapping of data intensive applications such as corner turn, coherent sidelobe canceller, and beam forming for the System-Level Intelligence Intensive Computing (SLIIC) boards that use Commercial-Off-The-Shelf (COTS) processors, V-IRAM (a processor-in memory vector processor being developed by University of California at Berkeley), and Imagine (a stream processor being developed by Stanford University).
  • Developed a SLIIC architecture for the system and software for the processors and firmware for the interconnection network that connects multiple processor-in-memory(PIM) using VHSIC Hardware Description Language (VHDL).
  • Developing a Power-Aware Multiprocessor Architecture (PAMA). Developing architecture that intelligently controls the power usage and performance to maximize operating time and performance. Developing Application Programming Interface (API) and applications for the PAMA system.

- Research Assistant (1996-1999): EE-Systems, USC

  • Developed parallel communication algorithms for throughput-oriented  architecture under a project supported by Rome Lab.  Implemented  Signal processing applications such as Matrix Transpose and Synthetic Aperture Radar on high-performance computing platforms.
  • Developed parallel disk I/O algorithms under a project supported the US Army Corps of Engineers Waterways Experiment Station  (CEWES).  Developed a model of high-performance computing Systems and parallel disk I/O algorithms and parallel communication algorithms.

   - Research Engineer (1990-1994): DAEWOO Electronics Co., Ltd, Seoul, Korea

  • Developed High-Definition TV (HDTV) and D/D2-MAC Decoder.

   - Research Assistant (1989-1991): Image Processing Lab., EE, KAIST,  Seoul, Korea

  • Developed a line detection algorithm and map database system under a project supported by Agency for Defense Development, a research center managed by Korea government.

 

Publications

   

 

Inventions

   - Title: A 3-branch encoder for the transmission of high-definition TV  signals

     Countries: England, German, France, and Netherlands

   - Many other domestic (Korea) inventions.