Imaging and Computing Seminar
This seminar series covers a wide range of topics in information science (data, signals, images), computational science (numerical analysis, inverse problems, optimization), and the mathematics that underlies those areas.
Co-organized by Laurent Demanet (Math) and Alison Malcolm (EAPS). The seminar normally meets on Thursdays at 4:30pm in room 2-142. Sign up for the seminar email list by following the link on the right.
Schedule for Fall 2011:
- Th 09/29, at 4:30pm, in room 2-142
Shravan Hanasoge, Geosciences, Princeton.
Noise Tomography of the 3-D interior of the Sun and Earth - Th 10/13, at 4:30pm, in room 2-142
Sebastien Leprince, Geological and Planetary Sciences, Caltech.
Environmental Monitoring from Space using Optical Imagery: The Versatility of Sub-Pixel Image Matching - Th 10/27, no seminar
- Th 11/03, at 4:30pm, in room 2-142
Jianfeng Lu, CIMS, NYU
Efficient basis set for Kohn-Sham density functional theory - Th 11/10, at 3:15pm, in room 2-136
Marco Duarte, Electrical and computer engineering, UMass Amherst.
Recovery of Frequency-Sparse Signals from Compressive Measurements - Mo 11/21, at 4:30pm, in room 2-142
Pierre Garapon, Mathematics, Stanford.
Mathematical resolution in imaging sources and small objects - Th 12/01, at 4:30pm, in room 2-142
Vivek Goyal, EECS, MIT.
Compressive Depth Acquisition Cameras: Principles and Demonstrations
