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Sanjeev Setia

Mobile Computing Wireless Sensor Networks Computer Systems Optimization Wireless Network Protocols
George Mason University DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE

About

Sanjeev Setia is a professor of computer science and interim divisional dean of the School of Computing at George Mason University. Setia's research interests are in computer systems and networks in general, and in mobile computing and wireless sensor networks in particular.

Research Performance Summary

70
Total Papers
7490
Total Citations
33
H-Index
1990-2025
Active Research Span

First Recorded Paper

Analysis of the Periodic Update Write Policy for Disk Cache Systems

Year: 1990

Citations: 0

Venue: University of Maryland

Latest Recorded Paper

Algorithmic Techniques for GPU Scheduling: A Comprehensive Survey

Year: 2025

Citations: 3

Venue: Algorithms 18 (7)

Last 10 Years Publication Activity

This timeline shows the professor's yearly publication activity.

2025
1
2018
1
2017
1
2016
2
2014
1
2013
3
2012
2
2011
1
2010
4
2009
1
2008
2

Publication Venues and Collaboration

Journal, Conference, and Book Publication Breakdown

Conference 30
Journal 14
Book 6

Top Coauthors

Setia Jajodia Zhu

Research Impact by Period

2025-2026

Period Stats
Papers 1
Citations 3
Avg. Citations / Paper 3
H-Index 1

2015-2019

Period Stats
Papers 4
Citations 25
Avg. Citations / Paper 6.2
H-Index 2

2010-2014

Period Stats
Papers 11
Citations 526
Avg. Citations / Paper 47.8
H-Index 5

2005-2009

Period Stats
Papers 14
Citations 3683
Avg. Citations / Paper 263.1
H-Index 13

2000-2004

Period Stats
Papers 13
Citations 2227
Avg. Citations / Paper 171.3
H-Index 10

1995-1999

Period Stats
Papers 16
Citations 624
Avg. Citations / Paper 39
H-Index 11

1990-1994

Period Stats
Papers 11
Citations 402
Avg. Citations / Paper 36.5
H-Index 9

Contact and Professional Links

Contact Information

setia@gmu.edu
7039934098

Detected Research Keywords

Wireless Sensor Networks Ad Hoc Networks Multiprogrammed Distributed Memory Distributed Memory Parallel Efficient Security Mechanisms Hop Hop Authentication Processor Allocation Multiprogrammed Policies Parallel Computers Interleaved Hop Hop Protocol Ad Hoc