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Image Analysis and Computer Graphics

Contact: Rasmus Larsen, DTU Informatics,  mail:

 

/upload/subsites/mmc-master/forskning010-b.jpgImaging sensors in the life sciences are improving and databases ‐ gene sequencing, patient records, patient signal and image data ‐ are growing rapidly. Image analysis will provide input to understa nding and analysing biological processes. Automated visual monitoring at the cellular level of biological processes is an enabling technology in the development of cell factories for producing a broad range of chemicals – an essential prerequisite in the transition from a petrochemical to a biobased industry.

 

Modelling light interaction with bio‐materials allows for designing optimal vision systems for quality and process control and product development. Generative models can be used to make inference about the materials and for synthesizing their dynamic appearance.

 

Computer assisted creation, processing, and analysis of digital content – as text, sound, images, video, 3D geometry and appearance is enhanced by methodologies for generating content from physical models or from data streams ‐ 3D scannings, street view data, and airborne imagery. Algorithms for geometry processing, object recognition, change detection, and segmentation are central to adding value to these data streams by extracting content. These topics provide solutions for digital entertainment products and the mapping industry.

 

New interaction devices for computer systems are emerging. For the mobile devices touch screens, motion sensors, cameras and GPS change the user experience of applications such as maps, shopping, games, and social media. For stationary devices these changes are primarily experienced in the form of motion sensitive controllers. The application of commercial devices as well as custom designed devices will provide new possibilities and benefits for digital sound processing, computer graphics and ambient assisted living.

 

Recommended courses:

 

General competences:

02409 Multivariate Statistics

02585 Computational Geometry Processing

02610 Optimization and Data Fitting

 

Technological specialization courses:

02503 Advanced Image Analysis

02505 Medical Image Analysis

02561 Computer Graphics

02562 Rendering ‐ Introduction

02564 Real‐Time Graphics

02576 Physically Based Rendering

02582 Computational Data Analysis

30530 Geographic Information Systems

30540 Mapping from Aerial and Satellite Images

30550 Satellite positioning

30560 Physical Geodesy

 

Elective courses:

02504 Computer Vision

02565 Computer Animation and Modelling

02583 Advanced Computational Data Analysis

30350 Remote Sensing

30570 Geomatics lab

 

Sidst opdateret af  27.05.2011
Ansvarlig: Janne Kofod Lassen
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