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Section: Publications & Resources
Princeton University physicist and mathematician Ingrid Daubechies won the Franklin Medal for Electrical Engineering for discovering a revolutionary data compression technique. Using compact wavelets, her innovation allows us to store electronic images on our computers and phones.
Section: Publications & Resources
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Department: Department of The Navy
Agency: Naval Sea Systems Command
Salary Range: $119,554.00 - $179,700.00 /year
Position Information: Full Time Career/Career Conditional
Duty Location: Newport, RI
JOB SUMMARY: This position is in the Scientific and Professional (ST) criteria. The ST members are involved in the performance of high-level research and development in the physical, biological, medical, or engineering sciences, or a closely-related field.
Section: Publications & Resources
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Georegistration and 3D Processing and Exploitation
GROUP: Engineering and Technology Group
DEPARTMENT: Imagery Products & Exploitation
DUTIES: Provide technical analyses in the areas of 3D processing, image registration, and geospatial modeling. This will include modeling of space surveillance and multi dimensional remote sensing satellite system phenomenology as well as data collected from aircraft. The candidate will be required to apply mathematical principles in the eval
Section: Publications & Resources
Literally millions of video surveillance cameras tracking our every move just about everywhere in the world. The Mineta San Jose International Airport upgraded its video surveillance system earlier this year, from a primarily analog to an IP-based network system that enables security personnel to query up to six cameras at a time and synchronize them. In the New Meadowlands Stadium in New Jersey, security officials will have access to special bracelets for children. If children get lost, the stadium’s video surveillance system can almost immediately locate them on a TV screen.
Section: Publications & Resources
Do you know the articles that are published by the IEEE Signal Processing Society and ranked among the top 100 most downloaded IEEE Xplore articles? Check the “Reader’s Choice” column article “Top Downloads in IEEE Xplore” in the November issue of IEEE Signal Processing Magazine.
Section: Publications & Resources
University of Utah computer scientists developed software that quickly edits "extreme resolution imagery" — huge photographs containing billions to hundreds of billions of pixels or dot-like picture elements. Until now, it took hours to process these "gigapixel" images. The new software needs only seconds to produce preview images useful to doctors, intelligence analysts, photographers, artists, engineers and others.
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Section: Publications & Resources
Yicong Zhou (Tufts University), “Multimedia Security System for Security and Medical Applications”, Advisor: Dr. Karen Panetta and Dr. Sos Agaian (2010)
Section: Publications & Resources
May-chen Kuo (University of Southern California), “Mocap Data Compression: Algorithms and Performance Evaluation” Advisor: C.-C. Jay Kuo (2010)
The richness of a motion capture (mocap) database is essential to motion synthesis applications, especially in the entertainment industry.
Section: Publications & Resources
John M. O' Toole (University of Queensland), “Discrete Quadratic Time-frequency Distributions: Definition, Computation, and a Newborn Electroencephalogram Application”, Primary Advisor: Dr. Paul Colditz, Associated Advisors: Dr. Mostefa Mesbah and Dr.
