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Research Projects
"The best way to have a good idea is to have lots of ideas."
My primary area of research is computer vision, with cross-overs into image processing, computer graphics, robotics, machine learning, and high-performance computing. Here are some of the lines of work we've pursued, past and present--follow the links for brief descriptions, funding sources, students and collaborators involved, and relevant publications.
- UAV-Enabled Wilderness Search and Rescue (WiSAR)
- Interactive Editing, Repair, and Selection for Images and Video
- Historical Document Processing (especially Family History Documents)
- Image Magnification
- Implicit Surface Modeling
- Multiscale Segmentation, Description, Registration, and Rendering
- Other Topics
Research Projects
- UAV-Enabled Wilderness Search and Rescue (WiSAR)
- Interactive Editing, Repair, and Selection for Images and Video
- Family History Technology
- Image Magnification
- Implicit Surface Modeling
- Multiscale Methods
- Other Topics
Reading Groups
Current Students
- Doug Kennard (Ph.D.)
- Brian Price (Ph.D.)
- Lauralea Otis (M.S.)
- Joshua Keeler (M.S.)
- Daniel Thornton (M.S.)
- Mark Pinson (M.S.)
- Oliver Nina (M.S.)
- Jason Ready (M.S.)
- Sam Ogden (B.S.)
- Greg Alldredge (B.S.)
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