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Yamada Hiroshi

Affiliation Institute of Engineering
Division Division of Advanced Information Technology and Computer Science
Research field Systems software
Keyword(S) Operating systems, System virtualization, Depenbable computing, Cloud computing
Url http://www.tuat.ac.jp/~hiroshiy/
Research experience

・Apr.2009-Sep.2012: Project assistant professor, Keio University
・Aug.2012-Sep.2012: Visiting scholar, Duke Univerisity
・Oct.2012-Sep.2017: Associate Professor, Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology
・Oct.2017-present: Associate Professor(Tenured), Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology

Educational background

・Mar.2004:Bachelor of Engineering, the University of Electro-Communications
・Mar.2006:Master of Engineering, the University of Electro-Communications
・Mar.2009:Doctor of Engineering, Keio University

Awards

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(At Oct. 2012)
・2006:Meguro-Kai Award, the Univerisity of Electro-Communication
・2008:IPSJ Yamashita SIG Research Award, Informatin Processing Society of Japan
・2009:IPSJ Best Paper Award, Information Processing Society of Japan
・2010:IPSJ Best Paper Award, Information Processing Society of Japan

Selected papers and publications

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(At Oct. 2012)
・Takeshi Yoshimura, Hiroshi Yamada, and Kenji Kono, "Is Linux Kernel Oops Useful or Not?", In Proc. of the 8th Workshop on Hot Topics in System Dependability (HotDep '12), co-located with the 10th USENIX Symp. on Operating Systems Design and Implementation (OSDI '12)
・Akane Koto, Hiroshi Yamada, Kei Ohmura, and Kenji Kono, "Towards Unobtrusive VM Live Migration for Cloud Computing Platforms", In Proc. of the 3rd ACM SIGOPS Asia-Pacific Workshop on Systems (APSys '12)
・Kazuya Yamakita, Hiroshi Yamada, and Kenji Kono, "Phase-based Reboot: Reusing Operating System Execution Phases for Cheap Reboot-based Recovery", In Proc. of the 41st Annual IEEE/IFIP International Conference on Dependable Systems and Networks (DSN '11)
・Hiroshi Yamada and Kenji Kono, "Traveling Forward in Time to Newer Operating Systems using ShadowReboot", In Proc. of the 2nd ACM SIGOPS Asia-Pacific Workshop on Systems (APSys'11)
・Yoshihisa Abe, Hiroshi Yamada, and Kenji Kono, "Enforcing Appropriate Process Execution for Exploiting Idle Resources from Outside Operating Systems", In Proc. of the 3rd ACM SIGOPS European Conference on Computer Systems (EuroSys'08)
・Hiroshi Yamada and Kenji Kono, "FoxyTechnique: Tricking Operating System Policies with a Virtual Machine Monitor", In Proc. of the 3rd Int'l ACM SIGPLAN/SIGOPS Conference on Virtual Execution Environments (VEE '07)

Research Description

My group performs a broad range of systems software research. Systems software is software designed to manage computational resources such as CPUs, memory, and I/O devices, and to provide an appropriate environment for running applications. Examples of systems software include operating systems, web servers, and virtual machine monitors. Since systems software is a primary layer to provide execution environments for applications, its quality has a great impact on the usability of computers and quality of services. Reaseach topics in systems software are still hot even though systems software has been explored for a past decade, because systems software researchers need to explore new systems software technologies to satisfy demands from emerging applications and everchaning computing environments.

In paticular, my group focuses on dependability of computer systems. Although computer services have become an infrastructure of our society, their dependablity is not as high as other infrastructures like electricity and gas, resulting in stops of the services and leaks of customers' sensitive information. My group is exploring systems software technologies to eliminate such failures. We believe that designing and implementing innovative systems software can significantly contribute to fucture computer services to make our society much richer.

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About TUAT's tenure-track program

One of the most attractive points in the TUAT tenure track program is that tenure-track-researchers can get significant supports for the start-up of their own research group in my opinion. The program gives the tenure-track-researchers a grant to set up their research group, and allows the researchers to get advice about group management from well-experienced professors. It is also one of the most attractive points that the tenure-track-researchers can join university managements in a young age. This is a great oppotunity for researchers who want to work in an academic world.

Future aspirations

Our lives get richer and richer as computer services are evolved. We need to create new systems software to develop new computer services. I believe that computer systems would not make our lives better without systems software innovation. My group performs systems software research so that our future lives can be richer. In addition, I supervise TUAT students to the best of my ability so that they can become a distinguished enginner and resercher who acquired cutting-edge systems software technologies.