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: +1-512-471-6512
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: +1-512-471-6512
The Embedded Signal Processing Laboratory (ESPL) is directed by Prof. Brian L. Evans and consists of ten 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 Wireless Networking and Communications Group.
| Greg Allen | distributed signal processing | scalable software frameworks |
| Hugo Andrade | real-time embedded systems | patterns of reliability for highly parallel systems |
| 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 |
Communication Systems Research: ADSL transceivers - OFDM systems - RFI mitigation
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
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Conferences: submission dates - computer - signal processing
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