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Our research is in automatic methods of
interpretting video images. This encompasses geometry, statistics,
and computation. Geometric relationships are the foundation of any 3d
image or video analysis. These relationship allow for accurate sensor
fusion, and give constraints on how to design new camera systems.
The analysis of large image data sets is important for many surveillance applications. We explore new techniques for real time tracking of independently moving objects and using similarity measures to analyse large image data sets that do not come from video sequences. |
Current Projects | ||||||
Sensor Fusion |
New Camera Designs |
Surveillance: Models of Image Motion  |
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Image Similarity |
Representation of Uncertainty |
Data Visualization Tools |
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Previous Projects |
Optic Illusions | |||||
| Robert Pless | 540 Jolley Hall |
Washington University | St. Louis, MO 63130 [office 314-935-7546 | fax 314-935-7102] pless@cs.wustl.edu | ||||||