Sheriff Adefolarin Adepoju
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Also affiliated: Prairie View A&M University (2022–2026)
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Sheriff Adefolarin Adepoju's research focuses on advancing the integration of artificial intelligence and data management techniques within complex systems. His recent work includes developing intelligent frameworks for real-time building management systems, specifically targeting HVAC integration based on occupancy prediction models. Adepoju also investigates resilient geospatial data management strategies, comparing cloud-native approaches with distributed ledger technology for multi-cloud environments. His publications explore deep learning applications for smart water grids, focusing on leak detection, and examine the evolution of roles and skills in the age of AI. Adepoju has also contributed to research on database-kernel integration via eBPF, enhancing observability and policy injection, and has authored work on reference architectures for safety investigation operations utilizing agentic orchestration.
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- Publications: 24
- Citations: 7
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Resilient geospatial data management: a comparative analysis of cloud-native and distributed ledger technology synchronization models for multi-cloud environments (2026)
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- Resilient geospatial data management: a comparative analysis of cloud-native and distributed ledger technology synchronization models for multi-cloud environments
- Resilient geospatial data management: a comparative analysis of cloud-native and distributed ledger technology synchronization models for multi-cloud environments
- Resilient geospatial data management: a comparative analysis of cloud-native and distributed ledger technology synchronization models for multi-cloud environments
- Resilient geospatial data management: a comparative analysis of cloud-native and distributed ledger technology synchronization models for multi-cloud environments
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