41. The ASU Signal Processing And Communications (SPCom) Group The signal processing Group at Arizona State University. http://www.eas.asu.edu/~trcsip/

The ASU Signal Processing and Communications Group Members: Chaitali Chakrabarti, Professor, Low Power Architectures Douglas Cochran, Associate Professor, Statistical Signal Processing, Sensing Tolga Duman, Associate Professor, Wireless Communications, Channel Coding Qian Gang, Assistant Professor, Face/Gait Recognition Joseph Hui, Professor, Networks, Optical Networks Lina Karam, Associate Professor, Image/Video Processing and Coding Darryl Morrell, Associate Professor, Detection and Estimation, Sensing Martin Reisslein, Associate Professor, Networks for streaming data and media Andreas Spanias, Professor, Speech/Multimedia DSP, Adaptive Acoustic Sensing Antonia Papandreou-Suppappola, Associate Professor, Sensing, Time-Frequency Analysis Cihan Tepedelenlioglu, Assistant Professor, Signal Processing for Communications, Multicarrier systems Harvey Thornburg, Assistant Professor, Signal Processing and Computer Music Junshan Zhang, Associate Professor, Information Theory, Ad-Hoc Networks News/Info (Aug 2006) Sensing and Information Processing Speech and Audio Processing The Speech and audio coding initiative is led by Professor Andreas Spanias and spans research in perceptual speech and audio coding and adaptive signal processing. It also incorporates several other research foci underpinning new technological capabilities, including adaptive signal enhancement, which utilizes vector quantization, Hidden Markov models (HMM) with extensions to denoising and classifying biomedical signals.

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49. Introduction To Signal Processing: Table Of Contents Introduction to signal processing in Analytical Chemistry. http://www.wam.umd.edu/~toh/spectrum/TOC.html

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50. Signal Processing Fundamentals Dynamic controllers or processors represent a class of signal processing devices used to alter an audio signal based solely upon its frequency content and http://www.rane.com/note134.html

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54. SPACL The homepage for the signal processing and Coding Lab at the University of Arizona. http://www-spacl.ece.arizona.edu/

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56. Cambridge University Engineering Department : Signal Processing And Communicatio Cambridge University Engineering Department signal processing Laboratory. Based in the UK. http://www-sigproc.eng.cam.ac.uk/

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58. ITS The signal processing Institute (ITS) brings together researchers working at Our expertise ranges from digital signal processing to integrated systems http://ltswww.epfl.ch/

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Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering Engineering Science Building , Room 402 The University of Texas , Austin, TX 78712 USA Voice: +1-512-425-1306 Fax: +1-512-471-5907 The Embedded Signal Processing Laboratory (ESPL) is directed by Prof. Brian L. Evans and consists of nine graduate students. ESPL conducts research in embedded real-time signal and image processing systems. ESPL is affiliated with the interdepartmental Center for Perceptual Systems and the departmental Wireless Networking and Communications Group ESPL Student Members Greg Allen distributed signal processing scalable software frameworks Wael Barakat multicarrier communications transceiver design; speech/image coding Aditya Chopra multicarrier communications real-time MIMO multicarrier testbeds Marcus DeYoung distributed signal processing blind source separation Kapil Gulati statistical signal processing estimation of impulsive noise processes Yousof Mortazavi multicarrier communications real-time MIMO multicarrier testbeds Marcel Nassar statistical signal processing detection in impulsive noise Hamood Rehman image processing human computer interfaces Rabih Saliba statistical signal processing transceiver design Doctoral Graduates Communication Systems Research: ADSL transceivers OFDM systems Image Processing Systems Research: digital cameras image halftoning perceptual image hashing Digital Signal Processing Systems Research: distributed signal processing Seminars: Wireless Networking and Communications Perceptual Systems Group: computing library meetings students ... publications Conferences:

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