QUT | Staff Profiles | Colin Fidge

Name: Professor Colin Fidge
Position(s): Professor
Science and Engineering Faculty,
Electrical Engineering, Computer Science,
Information Security
Discipline *: Computation Theory and Mathematics, Computer Software
Phone: +61 7 3138 2870
Email: c.fidge@qut.edu.au
Location: View location details (QUT staff and student access only)
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Qualifications: PhD (Australian National University)
Keywords: Complex system modelling and analysis, High-integrity software engineering, Safety-critical and security-critical systems

* Field of Research code, Australian and New Zealand Standard Research Classification (ANZSRC), 2008

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Research interests:
- Modelling and analysis of complex, computer-based systems
- Security engineering of industrial control systems
- Risk-aware business process modelling and analysis
Teaching:
- IFB104 – Building IT Systems (Unit Coordinator)
- INN701 – Advanced Research Methods (Guest Lecturer)
- INN700 – Introduction to Research (Guest Lecturer)
Affiliations:
- Joint Cyber Security Centre (Brisbane)
- Cyber Security Cooperative Research Centre
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This information has been contributed by Professor Colin Fidge.

Furda AE, Fidge CJ, Barros AP, (2018) A practical approach for detecting multi-tenancy data interference, Science of Computer Programming p160-173
Pika A, Leyer M, Wynn MT, Fidge CJ, ter Hofstede AH, van der Aalst W, (2017) Mining resource profiles from event logs, ACM Transactions on Management Information Systems p1-30
Zhang Y, Tian GY, Kelly WA, Fidge CJ, (2017) Scalable and efficient data distribution for distributed computing of all-to-all comparison problems, Future Generation Computer Systems p152-162
Zhang Y, Tian GY, Fidge CJ, Kelly WA, (2016) Data-aware task scheduling for all-to-all comparison problems in heterogeneous distributed systems, Journal of Parallel and Distributed Computing p87-101
Pika A, van der Aalst W, Wynn MT, Fidge CJ, ter Hofstede AH, (2016) Evaluating and predicting overall process risk using event logs, Information Sciences p98-120
Goonasekera NA, Caelli BJ, Fidge CJ, (2015) LibVM: an architecture for shared library sandboxing, Software: Practice and Experience p1597-1617
Chakraborty S, Mengersen KL, Fidge CJ, Ma L, Lassen D, (2015) Multifaceted modelling of complex business enterprises, PLoS One p1-30
Tian G, Tian GY, Fidge CJ, (2014) Precise relative clock synchronization for distributed control using TSC registers, Journal of Network and Computer Applications p63-71
Hauser C, Tronel F, Fidge CJ, Me L, (2013) Intrusion detection in distributed systems, an approach based on taint marking, Proceedings of the 2013 IEEE International Conference on Communications (ICC) p1962-1967
Pika A, van der Aalst W, Fidge CJ, ter Hofstede AH, Wynn M, (2013) Predicting deadline transgressions using event logs, Business Process Management Workshops: BPM 2012 International Workshops Revised Papers [Lecture Notes in Business Information Processing, Volume 132] p211-216

For more publications by this staff member, visit QUT ePrints, the University's research repository.

Grants and projects (Category 1: Australian Competitive Grants only)

Title: Legacy2Service: A Novel, Model-Driven Technique for Re-engineering On-Demand, Software Services out of Legacy Applications
Primary fund type: CAT 1 - Australian Competitive Grant
Project ID: DP140103788
Start year: 2014
Keywords: Service-oriented architecture; Software re-engineering; Software-as-a-service

Title: Practical cyber security for next generation power transmission networks
Primary fund type: CAT 1 - Australian Competitive Grant
Project ID: LP120200246
Start year: 2013
Keywords: Control Systems; Power Transmission; System Integrity; Information Security

Title: Risk-Aware Business Process Management
Primary fund type: CAT 1 - Australian Competitive Grant
Project ID: DP110100091
Start year: 2011
Keywords: Risk Management; Information System; Business Process Model; Workflow Management

Title: Information Security Evaluation of Embedded Computer Software
Primary fund type: CAT 1 - Australian Competitive Grant
Project ID: LP0776344
Start year: 2007
Keywords: Information Security; Computer Software; Embedded Programming; Dataflow Analysis; Computer Networks

Title: Rapidly Locating Items in Distribution Networks with Process-Driven Nodes
Primary fund type: CAT 1 - Australian Competitive Grant
Project ID: DP0773012
Start year: 2007
Keywords: Information technology; Business process modelling; Workflow analysis techniques; Distribution networks; Physical security;

Professor Colin Fidge

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