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Vassil Roussev
Digital Forensics
Large-Scale Forensics
High-Performance Forensic Tools
Terabyte-Scale Digital Evidence Analysis
About
Dr. Vassil Roussev is a Professor and the Department Chair of Computer Science at the University of New Orleans (UNO). He is a nationally recognized authority in Digital Forensics and serves as the Director of the UNO Cyber Center (formerly GNOCIA). His research is foundational to the field of "large-scale forensics," focusing on developing the high-performance tools and data structures necessary to sift through terabytes of digital evidence quickly—a challenge he calls "breaking the performance wall."
Research Performance Summary
1996-2025
Active Research Span
First Recorded Paper
Collaboration Bus: An Infrastructure for Supporting Interoperating Collaborative Systems
Year:
1996
Citations:
1
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N/A
Latest Recorded Paper
Exploiting database storage for data exfiltration
Year:
2025
Citations:
0
Venue:
Forensic Science International: Digital Investigation 53
Last 10 Years Publication Activity
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Top Coauthors
Roussev
Richard III
Ahmed
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28
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906
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32.4
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15
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1093
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12
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27
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1990
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Contact and Professional Links
Detected Research Keywords
Approximate Matching Algorithms
Content Image Retrieval
Image Retrieval Digital
Retrieval Digital Forensics
Annual Dfrws Conference
Md5bloom Forensic Filesystem
Forensic Filesystem Hashing
Filesystem Hashing Revisited
Digital Forensic Tools
Evaluating Detection Error