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1. Three dimensional tracking with ultrasound for augmented reality applications in skull base surgery

   A low cost, high precision tracking device, developed for the Institute of Laryngology & Otology, University College London for use in augmented...

   G. Alusi, A. C. Tan, ... A. Wright in CVRMed-MRCAS'97

   Conference paper 1997
   

2. A PC Based Fiber Optic CAD Environment

   The first objective is to demonstrate the ease of simulation studies of the fiber optic systems. If fiber optic systems are going to become more and...

   Syed V. Ahamed, Victor B. Lawrence in Design and Engineering of Intelligent Communication Systems

   Chapter 1997
   

3. Optical Lightwave Systems in Existing Networks

   To become economically feasible, broadband networks have to be optical, even though individual links may be microwave, coaxial, or even satellite...

   Syed V. Ahamed, Victor B. Lawrence in Design and Engineering of Intelligent Communication Systems

   Chapter 1997
   

4. Operational Environment for the HDSL

   The DSL and HDSL environments depend upon the physical and electrical constraints of the loops and their ultimate digital capacity. Some of the...

   Syed V. Ahamed, Victor B. Lawrence in Design and Engineering of Intelligent Communication Systems

   Chapter 1997
   

5. Modulation and information hiding in images

   We use concepts from communication theory to characterize information hiding schemes: the amount of information that can be hidden, its...

   Joshua R. Smith, Barrett O. Comiskey in Information Hiding

   Conference paper 1996
   

6. Seeing in the dark with artificial bats

   We are providing a simulation model of the echolocation phenomenon and biological sonar of bats during night flight. Our simulations are based on...

   Kourosh Teimoorzadeh in Advances in Artificial Life

   Conference paper 1995
   

7. Software engineering and the CHI & CSCW communities

   The ACM Special Interest Group on Computer and Human Interaction (CHI) has flourished for ten years. The lack of direct interaction between CHI and...

   Jonathan Grudin, Steven Poltrock in Software Engineering and Human-Computer Interaction

   Conference paper 1995
   

8. Quantum holography and neurocomputer architectures

   It is generally accepted among neuroscientists that the sensory cortex of the brain is arranged in a layered structure. Based on a unified quantum...

   Walter Schempp in Journal of Mathematical Imaging and Vision

   Article 01 December 1992

9. Applications of Neural Networks: A Review

   The popular neural network conferences provide a reliable indication of the trends in neural network applications. A review of the most recent...

   N. B. Karayiannis, A. N. Venetsanopoulos in Artificial Neural Networks

   Chapter 1993
   

10. Interactive Computation of Display Holograms

    Conventional laser-transmission display holograms have a pixel structure so complex as to be impractical for computational simulation or real-time...

    Stephen A. Benton, Mark Lucente in Visual Computing

    Conference paper 1992
    

11. Entropy and Sunspots: Their Bearing on Time-Series

    We derive a prior suitable for the reconstruction of a function which is not necessarily positive, such as the Fourier amplitude. It is a close...

    Brian Buck, Vincent A. Macaulay in Maximum Entropy and Bayesian Methods

    Chapter 1992
    

12. The CASSIE projects: An approach to natural language competence

    The CASSIE projects are united not only by shared computer systems and techniques, but by the philosophy that one powerful way to create intelligent...

    Stuart C. Shapiro in EPIA 89

    Conference paper 1989
    

13. Analysis of SEASAT-Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) Imagery of the Ocean Using Spatial Frequency Restoration Techniques (SFRT)

    One of the most ambitious programs that have been undertaken in the past decade by NASA and NOAA engineers has been the design of a Satellite for the...

    I. B. S. Conteh in Pictorial Data Analysis

    Conference paper 1983