Hamed Alsufyani

Dr. Hamed Alsufyani


Research Focus & Metrics

Academic Career Length

2Years (2025-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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1 February 2026 in Journal of Big Data
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Abdullah Ayub Khan
ABAbdullah M. Baqasah
Abdullah M. Baqasah
MAMajed Alsufyani
Majed Alsufyani
HAHamed Alsufyani
Hamed Alsufyani
AAAfnan Alhazmi
Afnan Alhazmi
Sajid Ullah KhalilSajid Ullah Khalil
Sajid Ullah Khalil
The revolution in Blockchain Distributed Ledger Technology (BDLT) is changing conventional structures and creating previously unattainable opportunities ac

13 June 2025 in International Journal of Computational Intelligence Systems
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ULUmesh Kumar Lilhore
Umesh Kumar Lilhore
SSSarita Simaiya
Sarita Simaiya
KRK. B. V. Brahma Rao
K. B. V. Brahma Rao
VRV. V. R. Maheswara Rao
V. V. R. Maheswara Rao
YSYogesh Kumar Sharma
Yogesh Kumar Sharma
MKM. D. Monish Khan
M. D. Monish Khan
The growing complexity of cloud computing necessitates astute workload allocation and adaptive resource management to enhance performance while minimizing expenses and energy consumption. Conventional optimization methods, including Improved Ant Colony Optimization (IACO) and Water Wave Optimization (IWWO), face challenges in real-time adaptability, exhibit slow convergence, and are inadequate for managing rapidly varying workloads. Although IACO enhances local search efficiency and IWWO specializes in global exploration, neither adequately resolves the complexities of dynamic cloud environments. To address this gap, we propose a Hybrid DRL-IACO-IWWO model, a novel hybrid model that combines DRL with advanced iterations of IACO and IWWO. The model presents an adaptive dual-phase optimization strategy, wherein IACO conducts initial task scheduling, and IWWO enhances global optimization, informed by real-time DRL feedback. Furthermore, DRL dynamically adjusts its heuristic parameters to improve operational cost and energy efficiency, ensuring real-time adaptability. To expedite convergence, our model utilizes a wavelet transformation-based perturbation in WWO, thereby preventing premature convergence and promoting a more balanced equilibrium between exploration and exploitation. An energy-efficient scheduling mechanism is integrated to reduce energy consumption and improve cloud sustainability. The proposed model was evaluated using the workflow dataset, considering constraints, such as task deadlines, resource availability, and cost efficiency. The results indicate that our methodology outperforms leading hybrid techniques, such as ACO-GA, ACO-SMO, and WWO-GA. The proposed model achieved a scheduling duration of 1.25 s, compared to 1.75 s for ACO-GA and 1.68 s for WWO-GA, while reducing operational expenses to $23.80, lowering energy consumption to 15.6 kWh, and achieving a resource utilization score of 0.92. These findings underscore the transformative capacity of our Enhanced ACO-WWO with DRL, offering a highly efficient, cost-effective, and adaptive solution for next-generation cloud resource management.

31 July 2025 in Peer-to-Peer Networking and Applications
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APAarti Punia
Aarti Punia
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NGNasib Singh Gill
Nasib Singh Gill
ULUmesh Kumar Lilhore
Umesh Kumar Lilhore
SSSarita Simaiya
Sarita Simaiya
ABAbdullah M. Baqasah
Abdullah M. Baqasah

13 February 2025 in Requirements Engineering
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MYMUHAMMAD YASEEN
MUHAMMAD YASEEN
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HAHamed Alsufyani
Hamed Alsufyani