IEEE-USA Offers Free e-Books to Members in October and November
1 November 2016
As a special benefit to IEEE members for the month of October, IEEE-USA E-Books will offer “Shaping an Engineering Career--Book 3/Vol. 2: Advancing…
Read moreJob Opportunities in Signal Processing
1 November 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 moreGet Involved in IEEE Future Directions Initiatives
1 November 2016
IEEE Future Directions is your resource to emerging technologies within IEEE. The team has identified specific technologies as primary focus areas…
Read more18 Signal Processing Society Members Elevated to Senior Member
1 October 2016
The IEEE Signal Processing Society (SPS) is honored to announce the elevation of 18 of its members to the grade of IEEE Senior Member. These members…
Read moreActivity Update from the IFS-TC
1 October 2016
The Information Forensics and Security Technical Committee (IFS TC) reports on the IEEE Signal Processing Cup 2016, Multimedia Forensics in the news.the WIFS 2016 to be held in Abu Dhabi and more.
Activity Update from the MLSP Technical Committee
1 October 2016
The Machine Learning for Signal Processing Technical Committee (MLSP TC) is involved with activities that facilitate the use of machine learning techniques for signal processing problems through advances in both the theory and practice of machine learning.
Member in the Spotlight: Vincenzo Matta
1 October 2016
In this series, we aim to introduce senior society members and other experts of the signal processing field. This month, we are happy to introduce Prof. Vincenzo Matta from the Department of Information and Electrical Engineering and Applied Mathematics of the University of Salerno, Italy.
Signal Processing: How This Science Puts Our Lives in Motion
1 October 2016
Declan O’Neill, Telecommunications Engineering undergraduate at the Dublin Institute of Technology
Read moreVideo of the Month: Interact With Pokemon Go Monsters Using Interactive Dynamic Video
1 October 2016
Researchers from MIT have developed "Interactive Dynamic Video", a technology that allows the background to interact with Pokemon and virtual forces. It analyzes video clips to find vibration patterns at different frequencies, which represent distinct ways that an object can move.
Simpkins, Jonathan (University of Notre Dame), “Modeling, approximation, and estimation of spatially-varying blur in photographic systems” (2016)
1 October 2016
Simpkins, Jonathan (University of Notre Dame), “Modeling, approximation, and estimation of spatially-varying blur in photographic systems” (2016)…
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