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Section: Publications & Resources
The first edition of the International Conference on Emerging Signal Processing Applications (ESPA) will be held from January 12 to 14, 2012 in Las Vegas, Nevada. EPSA intends to serve practicing engineers and will have a strong emphasis on applications and cutting-edge practical signal processing.
Section: Publications & Resources
Gregory Allen (The University of Texas at Austin), “Computational Process Networks: A Model and Framework for High-Throughput Signal Processing” Advisor: Prof. Brian L. Evans (2011)
Many signal and image processing systems for high-throughput applications require concurrent implementations. These implementations should scale with increasing availability of computational elements, avoid deadlock, and produce consistent results (determinism).
Section: Publications & Resources
IEEE has launched new features for the IEEE Xplore® digital library that expand subscription options and add increased value to content and search results. Highlights of the recent update include the following:
New IEEE Standards Dictionary Online: a single, complete source of 39,000 IEEE standards terms and definitions presented in HTML format.
Section: Publications & Resources
The BioImaging and Signal Processing Technical Committee (BISP TC) of the IEEE Signal Processing Society (IEEE-SPS) promotes activities within the broad technical areas of biomedical and biological signal and image processing.
Section: Publications & Resources
The IEEE SPS Technical Committee on Multimedia Signal Processing is now inviting proposals to host the IEEE International Workshop on Multimedia Signal Processing (MMSP) in 2013. MMSP is one of the premier workshops in the area of multimedia signal processing and addresses research in areas which will have significant impacts on the future. MMSP 2010 was held in Saint Malo, France and the main theme of the conference was immersive communication and virtual reality.
Section: Publications & Resources
Beginning with our June 2011 edition, we are changing the format of the "Recent Patents" coverage. So far, we have simply listed patents issued in the previous 30 days from various signal processing areas. We believe that a much better way to cover recent patents is to highlight a particularly interesting area in signal processing, and provide a listing of the patents that have recently been issued in that area.
