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Section: Publications & Resources
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Section: Publications & Resources
Thomas C. Null (Mississippi State University), “Novel techniques for processing data with an FMCW radar”, Advisor: Prof. Roger L. King (2013)
This dissertation examines and analyzes novel techniques that are useful in the collection and processing of data from a Frequency Modulated Continuous Wave Radar.
Section: Publications & Resources
Linda Bai(University of Washington), “Compressive Detection and Estimation with Applications to Cognitive Radio and Radar”, Advisor: Sumit Roy (2013)
According to Nyquist Sampling theorem, a band-limited signal can be reconstructed accurately if the sampling rate exceeds twice the maximum frequency of the signal. In many scenarios, this Nyquist sampling rate cannot be achieved due to hardware limitations.
Section: Publications & Resources
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Section: Publications & Resources
Activity Update from the SAM TC: Upcoming Workshops; Distinguished Lecturer Award; and Members Election.
Section: Publications & Resources
The Winter 2013-2014 edition of the IEEE Speech and Language Processing Technical Committee’s Newsletter is now online. It includes a number of announcements from the TC chair, as well as a number of articles collated by the editorial boarded.
Section: Publications & Resources
The IEEE Student Services team is pleased to announce webinars on the topics of Student Transition and Elevation Program (STEP) and Student Services: A Year in Review. The sessions are open to any IEEE member who is interested in or currently works with Students/Graduate Student Members.
Upcoming webinars include:
SAMIEEE: 12 December 2013, at 10 a.m. ET
This webinar highlights the elements of STEP and its benefits to graduating students. Students will gain a better understanding of the process and components of the program.
Section: Publications & Resources
Does your chapter have an interesting program or activity you would like to publicize on ieee.org? IEEE Technical Activities recently set up a new Web page within ieee.org as well as an external blog that highlights news from IEEE's Societies and communities. Society chapters involved in interesting member activities and programs are invited to submit news items to be included. News items are not guaranteed to be included but all submissions will be considered.
Section: Publications & Resources
Sha Wang (University of Ottawa), “Digital Watermarking Based Image and Video Quality Evaluation”, Advisor: Prof. Jiying Zhao (2013)
Image and video quality evaluation is very important. In applications involving signal transmission, the Reduced- or No-Reference quality metrics are generally more practical than the Full-Reference metrics. Digital watermarking based quality evaluation emerges as a potential Reduced- or No-Reference quality metric, which estimates signal quality by assessing the degradation of the embedded watermark.
