Contact Dr Philip Nobles
- Tel: +44 (0) 1234 988474
- Email: p.nobles@cranfield.ac.uk
Areas of expertise
- Communications Systems
- Defence Info Systems
Background
Phil is an experienced academic who has led teaching and research into communication systems and networks for over 25 years, having completed his MEng and PhD at Swansea University.
Research opportunities
Wireless communication systems
Software Defined Networking
Military communications
Cybersecurity
Communications Electronic Warfare
Current activities
Development and delivery of a MSc module on Networked Systems and Cybersecurity for Connected and Autonomous Vehicles.
Research student supervision.
Clients
DSTL/MOD
Airbus
Assuria Ltd.
CPNI
Technology Strategy Board
EPSRC
BBC
Philips Research Laboratories
Publications
Articles In Journals
- Salleh SM, Jusoh M, Ismail AH, Kamarudin MR, Nobles P, .... (2017). Textile antenna with simultaneous frequency and polarization reconfiguration for WBAN. IEEE Access, 6
- Nobles P, Ali S & Chivers H. (2011). Improved estimation of trilateration distances for indoor wireless intrusion detection. Journal of Wireless Mobile Networks, Ubiquitous Computing, and Dependable Applications, 2(1)
- Chivers H, Clark JA, Nobles P, Shaikh SA & Chen H. (2010). Knowing who to watch: accumulating evidence of subtle attacks. Information Systems Frontiers, 15(1)
- Shaikh SA, Chivers H, Nobles P, Clark JA & Chen H. (2009). Towards scalable intrusion detection. Network Security, 2009(6)
- Shaikh SA, Chivers H, Nobles P, Clark JA & Chen H. (2008). False positive response. Network Security, 2008(12)
- Shaikh SA, Chivers H, Nobles P, Clark JA & Chen H. (2008). Network reconnaissance. Network Security, 2008(11)
- Shaikh SA, Chivers H, Nobles P, Clark JA & Chen H. (2008). Characterising intrusion detection sensors. Network Security, 2008(9)
- Shaikh SA, Chivers H, Nobles P, Clark JA & Chen H. (2008). Characterising intrusion detection sensors, part 2. Network Security, 2008(10)
Conference Papers
- Mustafa Z, Nobles P, Maddison-Warren A & Morris S. (2016). Investigating the Cloud: Amazon EC2 Client
- Burls R & Nobles P. (2014). Analysis of feodo malware - a complementary approach
- Chen H, Clark JA, Shaikh SA, Chivers H & Nobles P. (2010). Optimising IDS Sensor Placement
- Shaikh SA, Chivers H, Nobles P, Clark JA & Chen H. (2010). A deployment value model for intrusion detection sensors
- Chivers H, Nobles P, Shaikh SA, Clark JA & Chen H. (2009). Accumulating evidence of insider attacks
- Chen H, Clark JA, Tapiador JE, Shaikh SA, Chivers H, .... (2009). A Multi-objective Optimisation Approach to IDS Sensor Placement
- Ali S & Nobles P. (2007). A Novel Indoor Location Sensing Mechanism for IEEE 802.11 b/g Wireless LAN
- Nobles P & Horrocks PA. (2004). Vulnerability of IEEE802.11 wlans to mac layer dos attacks
- Nobles P & Chatprechakul N. (2004). Using mobile agents for data collection, data correlation and response in an intrusion detection and response system
- Siyau MF, Ormondroyd RF & Nobles P. (2004). Performance of a layered space-time cellular system used with a fractionally-spaced channel estimator operated in a time-varying, frequency-selective wireless channel
- Siyau MF, Nobles P & Ormondroyd RF. (2003). Channel estimation for layered space-time systems in time-varying frequency selective wireless channels
- Nobles P & Scott R. (2003). Wideband propagation measurements onboard HMS Bristol
- Nobles P & Chatprechakul N. (2003). A software agent test-bed for network centric warfare concepts
- Nobles P & Chatprechakul N. (2003). A Software Agent Test-Bed for Network Centric Warfare Concepts
- Siyau MF, Nobles P & Ormondroyd RF. (2003). Channel estimation for layered space-time systems
- Nobles P, Siyau MF & Ormondroyd RF. (2003). Estimation of frequency selective wireless channels for layered space-time systems
- Siyau MF, Ormondroyd RF & Nobles P. (2002). Semi-blind channel estimation for a space-time system using a combined MEA-PI and auto-tracking algorithm
- Nobles P, Siyau MF & Ormondroyd RF. (2001). Channel estimation for space-Time systems using a multi-element array recursive least squares (MEA-RLS) algorithm
- Siyau MF, Nobles P & Ormondroyd RF. (2001). Non-linear detection for space-time systems using orthogonal triangularization by QR decomposition