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Nolen Scaife - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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*droid: Assessment and Evaluation of Android Application Analysis Tools
ACM Computing Surveys, 2016Co-Authors: Bradley Reaves, Jasmine Bowers, Sigmund Albert Gorski, Olabode Anise, Rahul Bobhate, Raymond Cho, Hiranava Das, Sharique Hussain, Hamza Karachiwala, Nolen ScaifeAbstract:The security research community has invested significant effort in improving the security of Android Applications over the past half decade. This effort has addressed a wide range of problems and resulted in the creation of many tools for Application Analysis. In this article, we perform the first systematization of Android security research that analyzes Applications, characterizing the work published in more than 17 top venues since 2010. We categorize each paper by the types of problems they solve, highlight areas that have received the most attention, and note whether tools were ever publicly released for each effort. Of the released tools, we then evaluate a representative sample to determine how well Application developers can apply the results of our community’s efforts to improve their products. We find not only that significant work remains to be done in terms of research coverage but also that the tools suffer from significant issues ranging from lack of maintenance to the inability to produce functional output for Applications with known vulnerabilities. We close by offering suggestions on how the community can more successfully move forward.
Bradley Reaves - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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*droid: Assessment and Evaluation of Android Application Analysis Tools
ACM Computing Surveys, 2016Co-Authors: Bradley Reaves, Jasmine Bowers, Sigmund Albert Gorski, Olabode Anise, Rahul Bobhate, Raymond Cho, Hiranava Das, Sharique Hussain, Hamza Karachiwala, Nolen ScaifeAbstract:The security research community has invested significant effort in improving the security of Android Applications over the past half decade. This effort has addressed a wide range of problems and resulted in the creation of many tools for Application Analysis. In this article, we perform the first systematization of Android security research that analyzes Applications, characterizing the work published in more than 17 top venues since 2010. We categorize each paper by the types of problems they solve, highlight areas that have received the most attention, and note whether tools were ever publicly released for each effort. Of the released tools, we then evaluate a representative sample to determine how well Application developers can apply the results of our community’s efforts to improve their products. We find not only that significant work remains to be done in terms of research coverage but also that the tools suffer from significant issues ranging from lack of maintenance to the inability to produce functional output for Applications with known vulnerabilities. We close by offering suggestions on how the community can more successfully move forward.
Ruzhu Wang - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Application Analysis of adsorption refrigeration system for solar and data center waste heat utilization
Energy Conversion and Management, 2021Co-Authors: Q.w. Pan, Jiajie Peng, Ruzhu WangAbstract:Abstract Since the energy and environment issues, adsorption refrigeration technology has raised the great attention and interest by worldwide researchers and scholars, because it can efficiently use low-grade heat and its refrigerants are natural. Among the numerous working pairs of adsorption refrigeration, silica gel-water is most suitable for massive Applications in solar and waste heat field, as its developed technology and low driving temperature. In this paper, Application Analysis of adsorption refrigeration system for solar and data center waste heat utilization and economic evaluation, based on investment of main components, operation cost and payback period, is done. For the study of solar cooling Application, a validated mathematical model of silica gel-water adsorption chiller is used. For very low temperature waste heat (up to 60 °C) recovery of data center, feasibility of silica gel-water adsorption chiller has been analyzed by previous experimental study. Through the investigation, payback period of solar cooling Application using adsorption chiller is too long to get any economic benefit, based on the real weather conditions of Shanghai. Data center waste heat recovery by adsorption chiller has very short payback period and this Application has greater economic potential and brighter prospect in the future than solar cooling Application.
Ding Feng-hua - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Machine Vision Technology and Application Analysis
Agricultural Equipment & Vehicle Engineering, 2008Co-Authors: Ding Feng-huaAbstract:Firstly, the basic principle and the system conformation of the machine vision are summarized. Then, the main Application fields of the machine vision are described. At last, the problems of the current machine vision Application are introduced.
Hamza Karachiwala - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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*droid: Assessment and Evaluation of Android Application Analysis Tools
ACM Computing Surveys, 2016Co-Authors: Bradley Reaves, Jasmine Bowers, Sigmund Albert Gorski, Olabode Anise, Rahul Bobhate, Raymond Cho, Hiranava Das, Sharique Hussain, Hamza Karachiwala, Nolen ScaifeAbstract:The security research community has invested significant effort in improving the security of Android Applications over the past half decade. This effort has addressed a wide range of problems and resulted in the creation of many tools for Application Analysis. In this article, we perform the first systematization of Android security research that analyzes Applications, characterizing the work published in more than 17 top venues since 2010. We categorize each paper by the types of problems they solve, highlight areas that have received the most attention, and note whether tools were ever publicly released for each effort. Of the released tools, we then evaluate a representative sample to determine how well Application developers can apply the results of our community’s efforts to improve their products. We find not only that significant work remains to be done in terms of research coverage but also that the tools suffer from significant issues ranging from lack of maintenance to the inability to produce functional output for Applications with known vulnerabilities. We close by offering suggestions on how the community can more successfully move forward.