Dongho Kim has been awarded an
USC
Information Sciences Institute Meritorious Service
Award for his work on the June 9 Deter Experiment/
Demonstration at SRI in Arlington Virginia.
More than 40 government program managers attended the
event. Mounting it required
supporting 8 different organizations and a wide range of
security technology
experiments on the testbed consisting of 72 processing
nodes in an Emulab
cluster customized for execution of experiments in attacks
and defenses.
Dongho Kim: Wins ISI award for outstanding
performance for his efforts in
putting
on June 9 event.
During the weeks leading up to the demo Kim put in
extraordinary effort
in managing and maintaining the testbed to support the
testbed user
community. As a result, the community was able to set up,
run, and
complete their experiments in time for the scheduled
demonstration.
Although the meeting was held at SRI in Arlington, the
equipment used for
the demonstration was located at ISI headquarters in Marina
del Rey. On the day of the demo,
Dongho arrived at ISI at 4:30 AM in order to support an 8
AM east coast
demo.
"For his extensive support, in the days leading to the
demonistration, Dongo Kim is well deserving of ISI's
meritorious service
award," said ISI executive director Herb Schorr, in
announcing the honor,
given to ISI staff who perform above and beyond ordinary
requirements.
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