The following may be of interest - topics comprehensively covered include
image compression, registration, filtering, deconvolution ... Considerable
attention is given to noise modeling, including of X-ray and other detectors.
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Multiscale image and data analysis - News! News! News!
New book - "Image and Data Analysis:
The Multiscale Approach",
JL Starck, F Murtagh, A Bijaoui,
Cambridge University Press,
available now, June 1998.
Online ordering, hardback and paperback,
from CUP's Web sites (e.g. -
http://www.cup.cam.uk - do search
on author names to find full description)
2-day course - "Multiscale Image and Data Analysis:
New Methods, New Applications"
at
Imperial College London, 8-9 Sept. 1998
and at
Technologiepark Karlsruhe, 16-17 Sept. 1998
Comprehensive overview of methods and
applications, noise modeling, use of the
MR/1 software.
Accommodation (Halls of Residence in Imperial
College; hotel near Technologiepark in Karlsruhe)
available. Easy transport possibilities -
Imperial College is 40 mins by direct Underground
from Heathrow Airport; the Technologiepark is off
the A5 highway, Anschluss Karlsruhe-Durlach.
Software package - MR/1 - 70,000 lines of C++ code,
4000 lines of IDL, for filtering,
deconvolution, object modeling,
compression, registration, visualization,
object and feature detection, and much more.
Under licence from CEA, Saclay (France).
All based on rigorous noise modeling
for major detectors including optical,
X-ray, radar, point pattern data. For analysis
results of the highest quality.
Executables available for major platforms,
100-page manual, and booklet "Multiresolution
and its Applications: an Overview".
Some demos and animations at
http://hawk.infm.ulst.ac.uk:1998/multires
Information on the course and software at
http://visitweb.com/multires
Further information - ask for flyer on course and on
software - from
Fionn Murtagh at multires at hotmail.com
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