Office: Room 1132, USC/ISI
4676 Admiralty Way
Marina del Rey, CA 90292 Phone: (310)448-9135 Email:
Publications
"On the Characteristics and Reasons of Long-lived Internet Flows", Lin Quan, John Heidemann.
(IMC 2010)
"An Automatic Scheme to Categorize User Sessions in Modern HTTP
Traffic", Xiaozhu Lin, Lin Quan, Haiyan Wu.
(GLOBECOM 2008)
"An Automatic and Scalable Testing Tool for Workflow Systems", Lin Quan, Xiaozhu Lin, Jianmin Wang. The 3rd International Workshop on Workflow
Management and Applications in Grid Environments (WaGe08,
collocated
with GPC 2008, EI
indexed)
"Test Data Loading and Real-time Display of Performance Test based on TPC-App Benchmark", Lin Quan.
Bachelor's Thesis (in Chinese)
Working Experiences
Google Inc, Kirkland, WA. Software Engineer Summer Intern. May 2010 - August 2010
Worked on the crash report system, aggregating and analyzing all of Google's client software bugs (GTalk, Chrome, Android, etc.)
Google Inc, Mountain View, CA. Software Engineer Summer Intern. May 2009 - August 2009
Worked on some cool applications of YouTube backend
Research and Projects
Fall 2010 - Present : Routing Outage Detection.
Fall 2008 - Summer 2010 : Network traffic analysis on large scale IP flow
characterization, with emphasis on long-lived flows.
Summer 2007 - Summer 2008: A Category-based HTTP Traffic Analyzer
Focused on novel methods to categorize different types of web traffic from
existing web traces, including P2SP,
robot and human traffic.
Spring 2007 - Summer 2008: Workflow Systems Performance Evaluation
Research on workflow performance metrics. Implemented a testing tool (SWEET,
Scalable Workflow systEm Evaluation
Tool) using high concurrency method and control theory to assess workflow
engines.
Spring 2006: A Database Performance Evaluation Software
Extensively studied the TPC-App benchmark, as well as related papers and
specifications. Implemented testing
software tools for database servers in Java platform.
Summer 2004: The Assets Information Management System for
the Finance Bureau of Xiamen (Amoy) City, Fujian, China
Achieved smooth migration from traditional paper-based workflow processes to fully automated electronic
processes.