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38. Geospatial Semantic Web, OGC Interoperability Working Group, October 2006, Tyson’s Corner,VA.39. Geospatial RDF (with A. Ashraful), W3C Working Group on Geospatial Data, October 2006,Teleconference meeting (from Dallas TX).40. Data Mining and Applications in Malicious Code Detection and Security, Seminar series, Universityof North Texas, November 2006; University of Texas at Arlington, December 2006.41. Data Mining for Buffer Overflow, Seminar series, Purdue University (February 2007); PolytechnicUniversity New York, August 2007.42. Data Security Research at UTD, Navy SPAWAR, August 2007, San Diego.43. Digital Forensics, SWE UT Dallas Chapter Meeting, October 4, 2007, Dallas, TX.44. Digital Forensics, ACM UT Dallas Chapter Meeting, October 25, 2007, Dallas, TX.45. Data Mining for Security Applications, SWE Dallas TX Chapter Meeting, February 2008, Dallas, TX.46. Semantic Web Research at UT Dallas. IARPA KDD Workshop, February 2008, Oakridge, TN.47. Blackbook Experiences, RDEC User Conference, May 2008, San Diego, CA.48. Assured Information Requirements Gathering, DoD MURI Program Review, September 2008,Baltimore, MD.49. Assured Information Sharing, Seminar at National University of Singapore, October 2008; Universityof Penang, October 2008.50. Managing Large RDF Graphs, IARPA KDD Workshop, December 2008, Oakridge, TN.51. Knowledge Discovery and Security Informatics, SAP Labs, Sophia Antipolis, France, May 2009;Rockwell Collins, Richardson, March 2009.52. Secure Semantic Grid, AFOSR Program Review, June 2009, Washington DC.53. Data Mining and Security, Microsoft Invitational Workshop in Data for Interdisciplinary Research,September 2009, Seattle, WA.54. Information and Security Analytics at UTD, presentation at Wright State University, November 2009,Dayton, OH.55. Cyber Security Research and Education at UTD, Mississippi State University, January 2010.56. Data Mining for Malware Detection, University of Arizona, February 2010.57. Dallas – Ideal city for a technology conference, Presented to the IEEE Data Engineering SteeringCommittee, March 2010 (co-author: Rhonda Walls).58. Assured Information Sharing: Malicious Code Detection, University of Louisville, Kentucky, March2010.86
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