RESEARCHER PROFILE
Ayad Ali Keshlaf
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Sabratha University
Ayad Ali Keshlaf works in Software Engineering Techniques and Practices, Software Engineering Research, Advanced Software Engineering Methodologies, Biometric Identification and Security, IoT and Edge/Fog Computing. Recorded institutional associations include University of Tripoli, Sabratha University.
16Publications
86Citations
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Selected research works
Up to 100 highly cited works; DOI links open the original research. Counts reflect the collected record, not real-time citation totals.
A model and prototype tool to manage software risks
2002 · 39 citationsRisk Management for Web and Distributed Software Development Projects
2010 · 27 citationsFactors Influencing the Use of On-Line Meeting Tools
2021 · 9 citationsIoTGazePass: A New Password Scheme for IoT Applications
2021 · 6 citationsAn Approach to Sharing Solutions to Software Project Management Problems
2009 · 3 citationsSSwIoT: Smart Algorithm for IoT Swarm Tasks Allocation
2022 · 1 citationsWeDRisk : an approach to managing web and distributed software development risks
2013 · 1 citationsFacial Recognition Accuracy and Verification time Comparison Between ArcFace and Facenet Models on DeepFace Framework
2026 · 0 citationsEnhancing Automated Testing: A Performance Analysis of YOLOv8 and Faster R-CNN for Dynamic Web UI Detection
2026 · 0 citationsAddressing Challenges in Darknet2020: Enhancing Multi-Label Classification with LSTM-CNN
2026 · 0 citationsDual-LSTM Model for Real-Time Traffic Prediction and Anomaly Detection in IoT Environment
2026 · 0 citationsWorkload Balancing Model for Heterogeneous IoT Nodes Architectures
2024 · 0 citationsAn Experiment to Evaluate IoT Application Security Scheme (IoTGazePass)
2022 · 0 citationsAn Empirical Study of Web and Distributed Software Risks from Three Perspectives: Project, Process and Product
2011 · 0 citations
