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EPSRC Reference: GR/R30150/01
Title: Visiting Fellowship By Prof E Dougherty of Nih Functional Genomics Project For a Program of Research Into Non-Linear Signal and Image Processing
Principal Investigator: Marshall, Professor S
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Department: Electronic and Electrical Engineering
Organisation: University of Strathclyde
Scheme: Standard Research (Pre-FEC)
Starts: 01 February 2002 Ends: 31 January 2005 Value (£): 5,596
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Image & Vision Computing
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Prof Dougherty is a leading expert in Non Linear Image and Signal Processing. He has authored may books and papers in this area and is currently Head of the Functional Genomics research group at Teaxs A&M. The purpose of the proposal is to provide travel and subsistence for Prof Dougherty to make three short visits to the Non Linear Image Processing Group at The University of Strathclyde over a period of three years. The visits will include a series of research seminars and meetings aimed at promoting research and joint publications. The staff in the group at Strathclyde are carrying out research into various aspects of non linear image and signal processing including aperture filters, optimal filter design, document restoration and non linear granulometric measures for condition monitoring. As Prof Dougherty is an acknowledged expert in this area his input to research will be invaluable. There is also the longer term objective of assembling a UK based consortium for future collaboration with the NIH Genomics project as part of an international network.
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