Dr. K. S. Kuppusamy
About
Research Area
Dr. K. S. Kuppusamy is an Associate Professor of Computer Science at Pondicherry University. He has over 17 years of teaching and research experience spanning both academia and industry. His primary research interest is in accessibility computing, with a focus on leveraging information and communication technology tools to empower persons with disabilities.
Dr. Kuppusamy has authored more than 60 papers in peer-reviewed, indexed international journals and conferences. A passionate open-source enthusiast, he has also contributed over 70 articles to international magazines. In addition, he has published four books.
He currently serves as the Counsellor for Persons with Disabilities at the HEPSN Enabling Unit of Pondicherry University. He is the recipient of the Best Teacher Award from the University six times.
Notable & Recent Publications
Kuppusamy, K. S., and G. Balayogi. Accessible password strength assessment method for visually challenged users, International Journal of Information Security (Springer), 22, 6, 1731-1741.,(2023), Impact Factor:2.4
"Kuppusamy, K. S., and Venkatesan Balaji. Evaluating web accessibility of educational institutions websites using a variable magnitude approach, Universal Access in the Information Society (Springer), 22, 1, 241-250.,(2023), Impact Factor : 2.1 "
Pantula, Muralidhar, and K. S. Kuppusamy. A machine learning-based model to evaluate readability and assess grade level for the web pages, The Computer Journal (Oxford University Press), 65, 4, 831-842 (2022), Impact Factor: 1.5.
Ismail, Abid, K. S. Kuppusamy, and Sara Paiva. Accessibility analysis of higher education institution websites of Portugal, Universal Access in the Information Society (Springer) 19, 685-700 (2020), Impact Factor: 1.5
"Kuppusamy, K. S. (2019). PassContext and PassActions: transforming authentication into multi-dimensional contextual and Pantula, Muralidhar, and K. S. Kuppusamy. AuDIVA: a tool for embedding audio descriptions to enhance video accessibility for persons with visual impairments, Multimedia Tools and Applications (Springer), 78, 20005-20018(2019)., Impact Factor: 3.0
