Welcome to my window on the world.

I am currently pursuing a PhD in Computer Science at the University of New Brunswick, Saint John campus, and my area of research interest is data warehousing and OLAP operations. My supervisors are: Dr. Owen Kaser, UNB Saint John and Dr. Daniel Lemire, UQAM. My thesis title:

Properties and Applications of Diamond Cubes.

For the past five years I worked as an instructor in the department of Computer Science and Applied Statistics at UNB Saint John. I taught mainly introduction to computing in Java and database courses.

I find all things computer-related interesting, especially databases and data structures.

Publications:

Properties and Application of Diamond Cubes. Presented at ICSoft 2007, Doctoral Consortium.
Pruning Attribute Values from Data Cubes using Diamond Dicing a technical report
Pruning Attribute Values from Data Cubes with Diamond Dicing. IDEAS08.

Hidden Gems: finding diamonds in your data. Talk given at UQAM in November 2007. Slides and video of part of the talk.
Diamond builder java source code for count-based diamonds
My resume in the UNB required format.

Photos on this page were taken during Summer 2006 on a trip to Taiwan and Japan.

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ACM
IEEE
Citeseer
Conferences
MySQL documentation
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Curling.com
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Curling.ca
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