Professor Andrew Boyle
Implantable wireless pressure sensor technology
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Multidimensional, multichannel signal and image processing
This mathematics research project aims to construct tools for signal and image processing.
These tools include smooth, compactly supported orthogonal multidimensional wavelets with other prescribed properties such as near-cardinality, symmetry and more, which are suitable for colour image processing.
Competitive advantage
- World-first construction of multidimensional wavelets
- Application of novel techniques from Clifford analysis that are unknown to most researchers in signal and image processing
- Advanced techniques from optimisation theory
Partners
- University of New Mexico, USA
- University of Goettingen, Germany
- Technical University of Munich, Germany
Impact
- Potential for improved treatment (especially compression) of colour images
- Potential for improved performance of higher-dimensional quadrature and approximation
Capabilities and facilities
- High-performance computing facilities
- High-end capabilities in pure, applied and computational harmonic analysis
- International network of collaborators
More information
Associate Professor Jeffrey Hogan
School of Mathematical and Physical Sciences
T: +61 2 4921 7235
E: jeff.hogan@newcastle.edu.au
Further reading on: Advanced Sensors and Intelligence
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