UNDER CONSTRUCTION
Multimedia Systems, Image/Signal Processing
and Networking: Faculty
The following list of faculty members are associated with
multimedia systems, image/signal processing and networking.
John B. Anderson
- Coded modulation methods
- Transmission in bandlimited and time varying channels
- Error correction
- Bandwidth-efficient coding
- Rate-distortion and information theory
- Algorithms for use in signal processing and
communications
- Cellular and mobile radio.
Lester A. Gerhardt
- Communication systems
- Digital signal processing
- Adaptive systems
- Pattern recognition
- Computer integrated manufacturing
- Voice processing
- Image processing
- Bandwidth compression.
- 3-D vision and modeling
- Biometrics (fingerprints, voice) for personnel ID
- Computer integrated manufacturing and inspection
- Technology aids to the handicapped
Tim Holmes
- No information at this time
Chuanyi Ji
- Neural network learning models
- Hybrid learning systems
- Pattern recognition
- Applications of neural networks in signal processing and
control
Shivkumar
Kalyanaraman
- Computer networking
- Traffic management & pricing on the Internet
- Rate-based flow control for high speed networks
- ATM traffic management
- Gigabit ethernet and layer 3 switching
- Residential broadband access technologies
- Proactive network management
- Multimedia networking testbed development
James W.
Modestino
- Stochastic processes in communication and control
- Information theory
- Coding detection and estimation theory
- Digital signal and image processing
William A.
Pearlman
- Information theory
- Rate-Distortion (data compression) theory
- Communication theory
- Vector quantization and coding of image decompositions
and transforms
- Image and power spectrum estimation using subbands
- Multi-rate codebook generation
- Hexagonal, Gabor, and wavelet pyramids for image coding
- Image coding for the human observer and medical
diagnostics
- Motion video coding
- High fidelity audio coding
Badrinath
Roysam
- Parallel algorithms and architectures for biomedical
imaging applications
- Computational optics
- Joint solution of vision problems
- Automated neuroanatomy mapping
- Emission tomography
- Automated tissue analysis
- Computational 3-D microscopy
- Laser eye surgery
- Pap smear analysis
- Low-dose X-ray surgery
Arthur C.
Sanderson
- Task planning and architectures for robotic systems
- Knowledge-based systems
- Computer vision and pattern recognition
- Flexible manufacturing systems
Gary J.
Saulnier
- Circuits and electronics
- Communications systems
- Adaptive signal processing
- Spread spectrum communications
- Application of digital signal processing to communication
transmitter/receiver design
Mike Savic
- Speech and signal processing; analog and digital
electronics
- Automatic speaker recognition
- Speech recognition
- Signal recognition
- Low bit rate transmission and encryption
- Automatic language identification
- Speaker separation
- Voice character transformation
- Signal enhancement
- Neural networks
- Adaptive vocal tract modeling
- Analog signal processing
- Linear active networks
Kenneth
S. Vastola
- Communication networks
- Optical networks
- Metropolitan area networks
- Quality of service guanantees
- Packet video
John Woods
- High definition video
- Image sequence restoration
- Multidimensional signal processing
- Subband image coding for advanced television
- Predictive vector quantization coding
- Video coding and motion estimation
- Image and image sequence restoration based on compound
Markov models
- Implementation on massively parallel architectures
Last Modified: Tue Jan 23 01:27:46 EST 1996