Salama A. Mostafa
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Total Citations
340
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About
Salama A. Mostafa is a versatile computer scientist whose research spans fog computing, machine learning, cybersecurity, autonomous systems, and intelligent agent-based modeling. His most influential contribution, a 2019 review of fog computing and machine learning (215 citations), established him as a leading synthesizer of these converging fields, mapping their applications, challenges, and future directions at a time when edge intelligence was rapidly gaining momentum. His work extends into human-computer interaction and automation, with a highly cited 2022 study (91 citations) exploring how Robotic Process Automation can revolutionize Human Resource Management by improving efficiency and reducing operational costs. Mostafa has also made meaningful contributions to cybersecurity, developing adaptive detection and prevention models for DDoS and flash crowd flooding attacks, and to autonomous systems, designing real-time flight navigation frameworks for unmanned aerial vehicles. His more recent exploration of norm assimilation through agent-based computational modeling reflects a growing interest in social simulation and collective behavior. Collectively, his work bridges theoretical foundations with practical applications across robotics, networking, and organizational technology, making his research portfolio particularly valuable for scholars navigating the intersection of artificial intelligence and real-world systems design.
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