Spr '00 Meeting Time: Fridays 12:00 (Bring your lunch).
Spr'00 Meeting Place: CSE 305
Spr'00 Coordinator: Meera Sitharam
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IMPORTANT NOTE:
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this semester, G2V2 CAN be taken for 2 credits as a special
topics course (6930-Sitharam's section) .
This would involve participation and giving a presentation on
an appropriate topic AFTER consultation with me.
All you have to do to register is go over to John Bowers
in the grad. office on the 4th floor CISE,
and tell him that you are registering for the course.
Note that the current registrar's listing says the course
carries 3 credits, which is a mistake. It only carries
2 credits. You may want to wait to make
sure that you are registering only for 2 credits (but do
it before JAN 13, the end of the add-drop period.
In general, even if you are NOT registering for the special topics course, if you would like to be added to the mailing list of this seminar, or would like to give a talk, please contact: sitharam@cise.ufl.edu
Also, even if you are NOT registering for the course, if you want to read, present and discuss a research article that is of interest to you, and of general interest to the audience feel free to volunteer to present it. The ensuing discussion is likely to be quite valuable to you. These discussions are one of the primary purposes of this forum.
Look at the TENTATIVE AND FLEXIBLE schedule below, and send me mail with the details and when you want to present.
The g2v2 group: A loosely knit, informal group including at least (currently) the following CISE faculty and their graduate students.
Paul Fishwick
Jorg Peters
Gerhard Ritter
Meera Sitharam
Baba Vemuri
Below I will also cross-list talks from other departments that are of immediate interest to the g2v2 group. In particular, NOTE that the Neural Networks and Image Analysis group seminar run by Prof. Yun Mei from the Math dept (Ritter's group participates) is at 4 pm every Thursday in CSE 305.
Here's a list of general goals of the g2v2 group and seminar.
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Friday Date | Speaker and Affiliation | Title(click for Abstract)
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| 1/14 | Organizational meeting |
Discussion of topics of interest to the group, what would be expected of the registered students, finalizing time and place, etc.. |
| 1/21 | Dr. Georg Umlauf, Post doctoral visitor from University of Karlsruhe, Germany | G^2 subdivision (part II: p-patches)--this has to do with smooth spline surfaces |
| 1/27(UNUSUAL TIME (Thursday, 4pm) CSE 305) | Prof. Dave Wilson (Math, UFL), Joint Seminar on Imaging and Neural Networks | Autonomous Border Computations on Echocardiographic Image Sequences |
| 1/28(UNUSUAL TIME (Friday, 10 am) CSE 305) | James Davis, CISE faculty candidate | Talk on Human computer interaction and computer Vision. |
| 1/28(UNUSUAL TIME (Friday, 3pm) and PLACE CSE 404) | Dr. James Keller, U Missouri-Columbia IEEE Neural Networks Council Dist. Lect. Series | Fractal Geometry in Computer Vision |
| 2/4 | Dr. David Lutterkort (postdoc, CISE UFL) | Envelopes of nonlinear geometry |
| 2/11 (UNUSUAL PLACE: CSE 404) | ................. | ........... |
| 2/18 (UNUSUAL PLACE: CSE 404) | Marcos Andrade, visiting scholar, Centro de Desenvolvimanto da tecnologia Nuclear, Brazil | Image Segmentation by Immersion Simulation and its Application to Microscopic Images |
| 2/25 (UNUSUAL TIME: 1:00 pm) | Jundong Liu, CISE-UFL | Image Registration algorithms |
| 3/3 (UNUSUAL TIME: 1:00 pm) | Jundong Liu, CISE-UFL | Image Registration algorithms (continued) |
| 3/10 | SPRING BREAK | SPRING BREAK |
| 3/17 | Matt Belcher (Math and CISE, University scholar, UFL) | Equiseparation of points in R^d, by hyperplanes |
| 3/24 | Malcolm Sabin (visiting Prof. from England) | Refinement Surfaces for Engineering (he may continue on 3/31) |
| 3/31 (UNUSUAL TIME 3:00 AND PLACE CSE-E119): | Olivier Faugeras | Applications of Curve and Surface evolution to image processing(Barr lecture) |
| 4/7 (UNUSUAL PLACE CSE 440): | Matt Belcher (Math and CISE, University scholar, UFL) | Equiseparation of points in R^d, by hyperplanes (continued) |
| 4/14 (UNUSUAL PLACE: Rm 404) | Andrew Lomonosov, CISE-UFL | Approximation algorithms for optimal geometric constraint decomposition |
| 4/21 | Lutz Kettner, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill | CGAL: the Computational Geometry Algorithms Library |
| 4/28 | Andrew Lomonosov, CISE-UFL | Approximation algorithms for optimal geometric constraint decomposition Continued.. |
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