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Last updated 14.06.06

Computer Vision & Image Processing

Research Staff

Academics: A/Prof Arcot Sowmya (PhD, IIT Bombay 1992) (50%), A/Prof Jesse Jin (adjunct) (PhD, University of Otago 1992), Dr. Adnan Amin (DSc, University of Nancy I, France 1985)

Researchers: Dr. Mark Peters (PhD, UNSW, Sydney 2000)

PhD Students: 4

Masters' Students: 3

Honours Students: 5

Visitors: David McKeown, Jr (Carnegie Mellon University), Dr Sanghamitra Bandyopadhyay (Indian Statistical Institute, Calcutta)

Capability:

The group conducts research on a wide range of computer vision, image processing and pattern recognition techniques and applications. Some areas of research are:

  • learning in vision
  • active vision and visual robotics
  • robot navigation and path planning
  • medical image analysis and interpretation
  • high resolution aerial and space image interpretation
  • fundamental auto-calibration of vision data and motor commands
  • image integration
  • automatic data fusion and space-variant applications to data mining
  • document image analysis and recognition
  • neural networks and machine learning applications

Trackrecord (1997-2001)

Research Grants:

  • ARC Large
    - 2 grants totaling $370,000
  • ARC Small
    - 1 grant $12,000
  • Others
    - Special Infrastructure Program $150,000
    - UNSW Research Infrastructure Grant $111,587

National Collaborations:

  • Medical Imaging Australasia Ltd, on new ARC Linkage application,2001
  • Marconi Medical Systems Australasia Pty Ltd, on new ARC Linkage application, 2001. 3.
  • Australian Surveying and Land Information Group (AUSLIG), Canberra, on ARC Collaborative grant 1997-99, and on new ARC Linkage application, 2001.
  • Leica Geosystems Australia, on ARC Collaborative grant 1997-99.
  • School of Surveying and Spatial Information Systems, UNSW,

International Collaborations:

Dr Sanghamitra Bandyopadhyay, Machine Intelligence Unit, Indian Statistical Institute, Calcutta, India, Sultan Qaboos University, Oman

Journal Papers/ Book Chapters: 3

Refereed Conference Papers: 22

Patents: 2

PhD completions: 2

Masters' Project Completions: 3

Artifacts:

  • Feature extraction software for AUSLIG
  • Map updating software for AUSLIG
  • Feature Extraction software for Leica

Miscellaneous:

  • 2 provisional patent specifications filed
  • 1 startup company (Jigsaw Solutions)
  • journal editorial boards (Int. J. Pattern Recognition and Applications, Int. J. Image and Graphics, Int. J. Pattern Recognition and Artificial Intelligence, Int. J. Document Analysis and Recognition)

Facilities:

  • various cameras and frame grabber boards
  • pan-tilt controller
  • 3 Pioneer II robots (shared)
  • 11 Rug Warrior robots (shared)
  • 1 Scorbot ER3 robot arm (shared)
  • graphic tabletsoftware packages for Bayesian networks, and different classifiers.
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