🚀 go-pugleaf

In article <1darn8INNq42@skat.usc.edu>, zakauddi@usc.edu
 (Awais Zakauddin) writes:
|> Could someone give me of names of schools with strong research activities
|> and reputations in Image Processing ? 
|> More specifically, in the areas of Low-Level Image Processing, 
|> Image Analysis, Morphological Image Processing and Pattern Recognition 
|> such as Face Recognition. 
|> I'm looking for somewhere to go for my Phd.

Here is a short list of "good" places to go to (biased, of course! ;-)

McGill Research Center for Intelligent Machines
McGill University, Montreal, Canada
Profs: S. Zucker (low-level vision), M. Levine & F. Ferrie (image analysis)

Toronto University, Canada
Profs: G. Hinton (low-level vision, neural nets),
       J. Tsotos & D. Terzopoulos (image analysis)

MIT: AI Lab + Media Lab
Boston, USA
Profs: A. Pentland + B. Horn (image analysis),
       E. Adelson + T. Poggio (low-level vision),

Harvard, Boston, USA
Profs: P. Maragos (morpho. math), D. Mumford (image analysis - maths)
       P. Cavanagh (perception)

CMM, Ecole des Mines, France
Prof: J. Serra (morpho. math)

Linkoping University, Sweden
Profs: G. Granlund (image analysis), P. Danielsson (patt. rec., image proc.)

Utrecht Universitu, the Netherlands
Prof: J. Koenderink (low level vision)

--
-- 
Frederic Leymarie -- leyfre@mcrcim.mcgill.edu
McGill University, Electrical Eng. Dept., McRCIM,    |	Tel.: (514) 398-8236
3480 University St., Montreal, QC, CANADA, H3A 2A7.  |	FAX:  (514) 398-7348

leyfre@McRCIM.McGill.EDU (Frederic Leymarie) writes:


>In article <1darn8INNq42@skat.usc.edu>, zakauddi@usc.edu
> (Awais Zakauddin) writes:
>|> Could someone give me of names of schools with strong research activities
>|> and reputations in Image Processing ? 
>|> More specifically, in the areas of Low-Level Image Processing, 
>|> Image Analysis, Morphological Image Processing and Pattern Recognition 
>|> such as Face Recognition. 
>|> I'm looking for somewhere to go for my Phd.

>Here is a short list of "good" places to go to (biased, of course! ;-)

[ List of universities deleted ]

The University of Alberta also has a research group involved in
image processing and robotics. We have students and profs doing
work in: vergince control, face recognition, edge detection,
character thinning, image compression, camera tracking, etc.

Hi, netter,

I will be very appreciate you help on this.  I have a lot of image data 
captured by CCD camera in 8-bit raw format, that is, 1 pixel 1 byte 256
greyscale.  Instead of using image board to display them, I am wondering
if there are any program available on the net that can display it on IBMPC's 
VGA screen.  I don't want any fancy function like thresholding or someting,
just want a raw data viewer.  The data size ususally 256*256 or 128*128.

We hav DOS, Window, and OS/2 in my lab so the platform should be 
no problem.

Thanks in advance.


-- 
Zhaohui Yang			<>	 P e n n .  S t a t e
Dept. of Eletrical Engineering	<>
Pennsylvania State Univsity	<>	Tel.# : (814)863-7056
University Park, PA 16802	<>	E-mail: y1@wilbur.psu.edu

>Hi, netter,
>
>I will be very appreciate you help on this.  I have a lot of image data
>captured by CCD camera in 8-bit raw format, that is, 1 pixel 1 byte 256
>greyscale.  Instead of using image board to display them, I am wondering
>if there are any program available on the net that can display it on IBMPC's
>VGA screen.  I don't want any fancy function like thresholding or someting,
>just want a raw data viewer.  The data size ususally 256*256 or 128*128.
>
>We hav DOS, Window, and OS/2 in my lab so the platform should be
>no problem.
>
>Thanks in advance.
>
>
>--
>Zhaohui Yang			<>	 P e n n .  S t a t e
>Dept. of Eletrical Engineering	<>
>Pennsylvania State Univsity	<>	Tel.# : (814)863-7056
>University Park, PA 16802	<>	E-mail: y1@wilbur.psu.edu
>------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Piclab would load on raw format and even you can save in GIF afterwards.
It runs on MS-DOS.
Gabriel