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Gu, Y., Zhou, M., Fu, S., Wan, Y..  2015.  Airborne WiFi networks through directional antennae: An experimental study. 2015 IEEE Wireless Communications and Networking Conference, WCNC 2015.
Liu, M., Wan, Y..  2018.  Analysis of Random Mobility Model with Sense and Avoid Protocols for UAV Traffic Management. to appear in Proceedings of AIAA SciTech Conference.
Liu, M., Wan, Y., Lewis, F..  2017.  Analysis of the Random Direction Random Mobility Model with A Sense-and-Avoid Protocol. Proceedings of Wi-UAV Workshop, Globecom.
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Fu, S., Wan, Y..  2016.  Communicating in Remote Areas or Disaster Situations Using Unmanned Aerial Vehicles | HDIAC.org. HDIAC Journal. 2:4–8.
Zander, J., Mosterman, P.J., Padir, T., Wan, Y., Fu, S..  2015.  Cyber-physical Systems can Make Emergency Response Smart. Procedia Engineering. 107
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Li, S., Wan, Y., Fu, S., Liu, M., Wu, H.F..  2017.  Design and implementation of a remote UAV-based mobile health monitoring system. Proceedings of SPIE - The International Society for Optical Engineering. 10169
Xie, J., Wan, Y., Zhou, Y., Tien, S.-L., Vargo, E.P., Taylor, C., Wanke, C..  2015.  Distance measure to cluster spatiotemporal scenarios for strategic air traffic management. Journal of Aerospace Information Systems. 12:543-563.
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Talasila, M., Fu, S., Wan, Y..  2015.  Energy conservative distributed average consensus through connected dominating set. 2015 IEEE Wireless Communications and Networking Conference, WCNC 2015.
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Yan, J., Wan, Y., Chen, C., Hua, C., Guan, X..  2016.  Formation control of Teleoperating Cyber-Physical System subject to time delay and actuator saturation constraints. 2016 IEEE 55th Conference on Decision and Control, CDC 2016.
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Wan, Y., Fu, Sheng, Mosterman, P., Zander, J..  2015.  Homeland Security Today: Transforming On-Demand Emergency Communications with Drones: The Needs, Analyses and Solutions. Homeland Security Today Magazine. :32–35.
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Chen, J., Xie, J., Gu, Y., Li, S., Fu, S., Wan, Y., Lu, K..  2017.  Long-Range and Broadband Aerial Communication using Directional Antennas (ACDA): Design and Implementation. IEEE Transactions on Vehicular Technology.
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Roy, S., Wan, Y., Xie, J..  2015.  Proactive and reactive management of non-weather capacity disruption events in the national airspace system: A flow modeling and design approach. 15th AIAA Aviation Technology, Integration, and Operations Conference.
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Yan, J., Wan, Y., Fu, S., Xie, J., Li, S., Lu, K..  Submitted.  Received signal strength indicator-based decentralised control for robust long-range aerial networking using directional antennas. IET Control Theory and Applications. 11:1838-1847}year={2017.
Yan, J., Wan, Y., Fu, S., Xie, J., Li, S., Lu, K..  Submitted.  Received signal strength indicator-based decentralised control for robust long-range aerial networking using directional antennas. IET Control Theory and Applications. 11:1838-1847}year={2017.
Yan, J., Wan, Y., Xie, J., Fu, S., Li, S..  2017.  RSSI-based heading control for robust long-range aerial networking using directional antennas. Proceedings of the American Control Conference.
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Torres, J.A., Roy, S., Wan, Y..  2015.  Sparse allocation of resources in dynamical networks with application to spread control. Proceedings of the American Control Conference. 2015-July
Torres, J.A., Roy, S., Wan, Y..  Submitted.  Sparse resource allocation for linear network spread dynamics. IEEE Transactions on Automatic Control. 62:1714–1728}year={2017.
Xie, J., Wan, Y., Lewis, F..  2017.  Strategic Air Traffic Management under Uncertainties using Scalable Sampling-based dynamic Programming and Q-learning Approaches. Proceedings of Asian Control Conference.
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Huang, M. Chiu, Wan, Y., Chiang, C., Wang, S..  2018.  Tor Browser Forensics in Exploring Invisible Evidence. 2018 IEEE International Conference on Systems, Man, and Cybernetics (SMC). :3909-3914.
Given the high frequency of information security incidents, feeling that we may soon become innocent victims of these events may be justified. Perpetrators of information security offenses take advantage of several methods to leave no evidence of their crimes, and this pattern of hiding tracks has caused difficulties for investigators searching for digital evidence. Use of the onion router (Tor) is a common way for criminals to conceal their identities and tracks. This paper aims to explain the composition and operation of onion routing; we conduct a forensic experiment to detect the use of the Tor browser and compare several browser modes, including incognito and normal. Through the experimental method described in this paper, investigators can learn to identify perpetrators of Internet crimes, which will be helpful in future endeavors in digital forensics.
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Xie, J., Al-Emrani, F., Gu, Y., Wan, Y., Fu, S..  2016.  UAV-carried long distance Wi-Fi communication infrastructure. AIAA Infotech @ Aerospace Conference.