Corso, Nicholas Giovanni (University of California, Berkeley), “Sensor Fusion and Online Calibration of an Ambulatory Backpack System for Indoor Mobile Mapping” (2016)
1 January 2017
Corso, Nicholas Giovanni (University of California, Berkeley), “Sensor Fusion and Online Calibration of an Ambulatory Backpack System for Indoor…
Read moreCall for Nominations for Editors-in-Chief
1 January 2017
Thrasos Pappas SPS Vice President-Publications The IEEE Signal Processing Society (SPS) invites nominations for the position of Editor-in-Chief for…
Read moreNew Online Submission Process for Geographic Unit Formations
1 January 2017
IEEE MGA is excited to announce a new online petition form for forming new Chapters, Affinity Groups, Student Branches, Student Branch Chapters, and…
Read moreOrientation Webinars for New Members; Guest Speakers for January and February
1 January 2017
IEEE Section Chairs and Section Membership Development Chairs receive a monthly email notification regarding newly joined members in your Section…
Read moreNo Need for Speed: More innovation needed before adopting automated vehicles
1 January 2017
This article originally appeared on Robotic Tips.
We spend a considerable amount of time driving - to work and home, for recreation and travel. Envisioning a completely autonomous world, we’ll be able to rent a vehicle pre-programmed to take us to a specified destination. Drivers will be able to disengage to read the newspaper while the car carries out their commute and seamlessly coordinates to ensure the safety of its passengers.
Activity Update from the DISPS TC
1 December 2016
The Design and Implementation of Signal Processing Systems Technical Committee (DISPS TC) reports on upcoming conferences and workshops.
Rastogi, Aseem (University of Maryland, College Park), “Language-based techniques for practical and trustworthy secure multi-party computations”
1 December 2016
Rastogi, Aseem (University of Maryland, College Park), “Language-based techniques for practical and trustworthy secure multi-party computations” …
Read moreHow Successful People Use Associations to Their Advantage
1 December 2016
The years following graduation are often filled with change. Between finding – and starting – a new job, navigating professional relationships and…
Read moreJob Opportunities in Signal Processing
1 December 2016
IEEE SPS has built a streamlined mechanism for employers to add a job announcement by simply filling in a simple job opportunity submission Web form…
Read moreWhat Makes Big Data “Big”? The Five V’s to Understanding Its Volume
1 December 2016
Have you encountered big data yet? Chances are you have. From Facebook to Twitter, from Google searches to YouTube videos, from bank statements to utility bills and shopping discount cards, big data is everywhere. But to understand its significance, we must first explore what data is, what makes it “big,” and how it ties to signal processing.
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