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Sureswaran Ramadass
Questionnaire
1. Name: Dr. Sureswaran Ramadass
2. Country of citizenship: Malaysia
3. E-mail address: sures@cs.usm.my
4. URL: http://network2.cs.usm.my
5. Current professional position(so): Lecturer, School of Computer Science, Universiti Sains
Malaysia, Penang, Malaysia.
Activities:
Head and Voting Member of TEMAN-USM, a member of the Non-Commercial Domain Name Holders
Constituency (NCDNHC) under ICANN (Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers).
1999-present
Head of APAN Malaysia (Asia Pacific Advanced Networks). APAN is a high bandwidth ATM network that
interconnects the Asia Pacific Countries. APAN Malaysia has 7 active Working Groups involved in
APAN. This includes an active IPV6, Multimedia, Agriculture, Satellite, Earth Monitoring &
Measurement Working Groups. 1997-present
Chairman, Multimedia WG for APAN. The Multimedia WG has already started on numerous ambitious projects,
including the incorporation of a multipoint multimedia conferencing system that will support the
APAN network, a Virtual Bio-informatic Multimedia Database and a Multimedia Video Streaming
System. 1998-present
Head of the AI3 Malaysia (Asian Internet Interconnections Initiative). This project is part of the Japanese WIDE
project and involves the setting up and commissioning of an earth station for communications and
Internet experiments with the other AI3 partners. Currently, Thailand, Indonesia and Hong Kong are
connected on the KU-Band and Malaysia and Singapore will be connected on the C-Band. Future
members include China, Cambodia, Philippines and Laos. The Malaysian part of this project is
currently funded by IRPA (RM 625,000) 1997-present
Head of the TEMAN Project for USM. Member of the TEMAN Steering Committee. TEMAN is an ATM
Multimedia test-bed network that will link most of the Universities and Telecommunication Research
facilities throughout the country. USM's has its specific research roles within this project and is
funded by a grant from MIMOS (RM 240,000 for 1997, RM 190,000 for 1998).
1997-present
Head of the Network Research Group (NRG). NRG is an internationally known research group which concentrates
in the following 4 areas:
Multimedia Networks
Distributed Systems and Network Entities
Network Monitoring
Network Simulation
NRG consists of about 50 researchers working in the above areas
Other Committees:
National Level:
IRPA (Intensive Research in Priority Areas, Ministry of Science)
Evaluation Committee Member
IGS (Industrial Grant Scheme)
R&D Consultant for applying company (Mlabs) ? Successful
R&D Consultant for applying company (Kronos)
Evaluation Committee Member
MGS (Multimedia Grant Scheme)
Main technical consultant for the evaluation committee.
University Level:
IT (Information Technology) Infrastructure Committee
This top level university committee decides on the IT infrastructure needs for the entire
university.
IT (Information Technology) Innovation Committee
This top level university committee formulates and decides on the IT innovations as well as the
IT consultancy needs for the entire university.
Acculturation of R&D Committee
An Advisory committee which consists of selected reserachers in the university to discuss the
promotion of R&D within the university.
6. Past professional positions/accomplishment:
Vice-President of Engineering:
ICON Computer Systems, Coral Gables, Florida.
Computer Engineer:
Research & Development, MODCOMP, Fort Lauderdale, Florida.
June 1990 - June 1991
Technical Support:
Computer Service, Computerbanc, Miami.
Resident Assistant:
Pearson Residential College, University of Miami, Coral Gables.
Teaching Assistant:
Electrical/Computer Engineering Department, University of Miami
Research Assistant:
Electrical Engineering Department, University of Miami, Coral Gables.
Electrical Engineer:
Psychology Department, University of Miami, Coral Gables.
7. Other comments you would like to state:
8. Do you consider yourself a representative of user, technical, business, public interest, academic,
governmental, intellectual property, or other interests? (List all that apply)
---I feel that a proper representative must be able to represent everyone who is an Internet user. All
groups will need their interests protected and it will be our job as ICANN reps to ensure this. Thus,
my answer it "all the groups".
9. What do you hope to contribute to the ICANN Board? And what are the actual plans?
---I have no specific plans of my own. What I plan to do is to protect the rights of all Internet users
from Asia and the Asia Pacific countries. In fact, although I feel that the protection should not be
regional, I hope that eventually ICANN positions will no longer just defend regional needs but the
needs of all Internet users in the world.
10. What do you hope to contribute to the global Internet society as a ICANN representative. And
what will be the actual plan?
---In short, I plan the ensure the protected rights of the internet user. The freedom of usage, expression
and non-censorship of the net.
11. Other comments such as self-expression.
---I don't think I am the best person for the job above. But if I am accepted, I will do my best.
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