December 6, 2023 16:41 to December 7, 2023 17:30
Head Quarters, Goa
webinar
Title of Talk : Oceanographic Feature Determination using Fiber-Optic Cables
Speaker: SHREYA GAUTAM,
Date & Time : 7 December 2023, 1600 hrs to 1700 hrs
Summary of the Talk
- Overview of Undersea Fiber-Optic Cables
- Current technologies supporting subsea fiber optic cables
A. Continuous processing of TBs of real time environmental data with fibers
supporting 400 Tbps Speeds
B. Special Platform Riser Cables
C. Detecting Earthquakes with Undersea Cables
- Future technologies to detect oceanographic features using subsea fiber optic
cables
A. Determining temperature, pressure, turbidity, salinity, conductivity, pH,
tsunamis, and earthquakes.
About the Speaker :
Shreya Gautam completed her MSEE with Honors from Columbia
University and has an interest in Digital Signal Processing and its applications to various
fields - medical, telecommunications, and digital media. She is a reviewer of esteemed
journals in Elsevier and has several patents/paper publications in the domain. Shreya
joined the Network Management Systems team at SubCom LLC working on the reliability
and management of undersea fiber-optic cable systems. At SubCom, she led the next
generation of undersea network management solutions (with a special focus on interfaces for the reconfigurable wet plant) and led a cross-industry Working Group (with customers such as Google and Meta, dry-plant vendors such as Ciena and Infinera, and wet plant vendors such as SubCom and ASN) to adopt Open APIs for a vendor-neutral Open Cable model. She won the “Best Presentation” award at SubOptic 2019 for her paper presentation on “Application Interfaces for the Reconfigurable Wet Plant”. Shreya then served the Infrastructure Storage team at Google LLC where she proposed and delivered
$XXX M in direct cost savings by her storage-hardware efficiency initiatives and received many Google awards. She is currently the Lead Systems Architect at Crestron Electronics working on the architecture of their next generation control and automation products.
Link to Google Scholar: https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=yjqval0AAAAJ&hl=en