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Today's Topics:

ADMIN: Vislist.com problems
Q&A : Measuring Visual Angle For Rangefinding Application
JOB : CVIP Scientists/Engineers - ObjectVideo - Reston, VA
JOB : Algorithm Developer - AuthenTec - Melbourne, FL, USA
JOB : Video SW Engineer - ObjectVideo - Reston, VA
JOB : IP SW Eng - KLA-Tencor - Milpitas, CA
JOB : SW Dev Eng - KLA-Tencor - San Jose, CA
JOB : IP SW Modeling Eng - KLA-Tencor - San Jose, CA
JOB : Postdoc - RPI - NY USA
JOB : Postdoc - RPI - Troy NY USA
JOB : Intern - ObjectVideo - Reston, VA
CFP : IEEE WS CV for Nanoscale Imaging - Brazil - 04JUN2007
CFP : Medical IU and Analysis - UK - 17JUL2007

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From: "Vislist Moderator \(Philip Kahn\)" <mode...@vislist.com>
Subject: ADMIN: Vislist.com problems

Hi all,

The website http://www.vislist.com has had some problems over the last few
months. I wasn't aware of it until this weekend. It is a great help to
notify me when you see a problem with the vislist. Please
mailto:pk...@dperception.com if you see anything amiss with the vislist,
the website, domain, moderator, etc.

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From: Steve Lutes <utahr...@intergate.com>
Subject: Q&A : Measuring Visual Angle For Rangefinding Application

I have devised a way to determine both target size and target range from
two measurements of visual angle. By visual angle I mean the angle you
would measure if you held up a protractor to the target and read the
angle the target covered from the angle marks on the protractor.

Right now this method is just two equations, one for target size and the
other for range. Since I want to make an instrument implementing this
new method, I need to measure visual angle(s). The only thing I came up
with is a three-line cursor. The cursor has a dotted line in the center
and two solid lines, one on the left and one on the right. The user puts
the dotted line on the target's center and then adjusts the two solid
lines until the inside edges of the lines touch the outer edges of the
target. When that happens, the user presses a button and records the
visual angle measurement.

My questions are:

(1) Is this a good way to measure visual angle?
(2) If (1) is a good way, how do I implement it?
(3) Are there other (possibly better) ways?
(4) If so, how do you implement them?

All replies are welcome. Thank you Vis-list members

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From: "Haering, Niels" <NHae...@ObjectVideo.com>
Subject: JOB : CVIP Scientists/Engineers - ObjectVideo - Reston, VA

Have you published novel methods for low-level vision, object
recognition, event detection, or automatic calibration and
geo-registration?

Have you exploited object, environment, task or domain context to
improve video analysis algorithms?

Are you interested in analyzing and understanding video, to protect
infrastructure, to improve building automation via daylighing or
occupancy sensing, or to warn highway traffic of delays or dangers
ahead?

Are you eager to apply your knowledge to develop robust commercial
solutions? If you have at least four years of relevant experience and
these challenges excite you we would love to hear from you.

For immediate consideration, please send your resume to
mailto:ni...@objectvideo.com .

ObjectVideo is an equal opportunity employer.

About ObjectVideo:
ObjectVideo is the leading provider of video analysis software for
security, public safety, business intelligence gathering, process
improvement and other applications.

Originally founded in 1998 by world-renowned scientists and program
managers from the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) and
headquartered in Reston, VA, ObjectVideo is a private company backed by
leading venture capital partners. The company employs 100+
highly-skilled professionals and is led by an experienced management
team. Nearly 40% of the company's research and development staff are
PhD's, known internationally for their research in the field of computer
vision.=20

ObjectVideo products are field-proven and currently covering more
perimeter miles than any intelligent video software product. The company
markets and sells its products through a Video Intelligent Partner (VIP)
network of OEMs, resellers, and leading security solution integrators.
Currently ObjectVideo has more than 193 paid customers with deployments
in 250 locations across 19 countries, providing intelligence on more
than 700,000 video channels.

Niels Haering, Ph.D.
Director, Government Science Development
ObjectVideo
11600 Sunrise Valley Drive, Suite 290
Reston, VA 20191, U.S.A.
703 654 9351 (office)
703 654 9399 (fax)
571 224 4836 (cell)=20
mailto:ni...@objectvideo.com

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From: "Boshra, Michael" <michael...@authentec.com>
Subject: JOB : Algorithm Developer - AuthenTec - Melbourne, FL, USA

AuthenTec, Inc., with headquarters in Melbourne, Florida, is the world
leader in fingerprint sensory security, innovation and sales to the PC,
wireless, and access control markets. We are seeking a highly-creative
researcher with a solid background in signal/image processing, and
computer vision. The successful candidate will research and develop
state of the art signal/image algorithms for processing of biometric
signals provided by our award-winning fingerprint sensors. He/She will
also be capable of applying his/her expertise to further develop
existing algorithms for matching, indexing and spoof detection, as well
as invent new ones. Involvement in the design, prototyping, debugging
and verification phases of the algorithm development process is
expected.

Required Education/Experience:
* PhD/MS in CS/CE/EE with focus on signal/image processing, and computer
vision.
* Demonstrable research experience/potential.
* Strong fundamentals in signal processing, control theory, and real-time
systems.
* Strong knowledge of object recognition and image registration
systems.
* Experience in development of prototypes using C, C++ and Matlab.
* Excellent oral and written communication skills.
* Relevant industrial experience in research and development is a plus.

Please email your resume to mailto:h...@authentec.com .

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From: "Kalagher, Melissa" <MKal...@ObjectVideo.com>
Subject: JOB : Video SW Engineer - ObjectVideo - Reston, VA

Are you a computer vision, image processing, pattern recognition,
graphics or robotics enthusiast? Are you infatuated with image analysis
and video understanding, or how new video sensors can aid these tasks?
Are you experienced with calibration, detection, tracking,
classification, object recognition, motion analysis, action/event
detection and recognition, anomaly detection or sensor fusion?

Are you interested in applying your expertise to figure out when
dangerous or threatening events happen in CCTV video, such as protecting
borders, perimeters, ships, cockpits of commercial airliners or warning
highway traffic of delays or dangers ahead? Or would you like to
analyze video for market research? How about automatically registering
video feeds with satellite images, learning and classifying the behavior
of the objects in the scene, or analyzing large distributed sensor
networks?

If these challenges excite you we would love to hear from you. We are
currently searching for several Video Software Engineers to join our
growing research and development team. Successful candidates will have:

* A Bachelors or Masters degree in Computer Science, Computer
Engineering, or related field or equivalent experience.
* 3+ years experience in software development.
* Solid experience in software engineering and product building
using C++ and object-oriented design principles.
* Development experience in MS .NET (C#).
* Familiarity with Java, GUI design, Matlab and/or image
processing is preferred.
* Experience in image and video processing, and statistical data
analysis is desired.

Send your resume to mailto:car...@objectvideo.com or visit us online
at http://www.objectvideo.com.

ObjectVideo is an equal opportunity employer.

About ObjectVideo:
ObjectVideo is the leading provider of intelligent video software for
security, public safety, business intelligence gathering, process
improvement and other applications.

Originally founded in 1998 by world-renowned scientists and program
managers from the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) and
headquartered in Reston, VA, ObjectVideo is a private company backed by
leading venture capital partners. The company employs 100+
highly-skilled professionals and is led by an experienced management
team. Nearly 40% of the company's research and development staff are
PhD's, known internationally for their research in the field of computer
vision.

ObjectVideo products are field-proven and currently covering more
perimeter miles than any intelligent video software product. The company
markets and sells its products through a Video Intelligent Partner (VIP)
network of OEMs, resellers, and leading security solution integrators.
Currently ObjectVideo has more than 177 paid customers with deployments
in 235 locations across 18 countries, providing intelligence on more
than 87,000 video channels.

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From: "Fernandez, Allen" <Allen.F...@kla-tencor.com>
Subject: JOB : IP SW Eng - KLA-Tencor - Milpitas, CA

We are currently seeking a Sr. Software Engineer role who has a
background in image processing and algorithm development to work for a
division that is highly visibility in the organization with very success
historic product line. Please send your resume directly to
mailto:Allen.F...@kla-tencor.com for direct consideration.

Sr Software Engineer
Location: Milpitas, CA (Silicon Valley)

Qualifications
Required Qualifications:
- M.S/Ph.D + 5 years relevant industry experience
- Extensive knowledge of Image Processing theory and applications
- Experience leading a team of technologists and a proven track record
of delivery
- Good mathematical and analytical skills.
- Excellent problem solving skills and demonstrated ability to approach
problem solving in systematic, logical fashion.
- Good software skills
- Ability to think creatively and come up with innovative solutions.
- Team Player

Desired skills:

- Knowledge of Multiprocessor hardware and algorithm optimization
techniques is a plus.
- Knowledge of SW techniques for programming in an embedded environment
is a plus.

Responsibilities

KLA-Tencor is seeking applications for an algorithms lead. The algorithm
group develops, implements and deploys image/signal processing
algorithms on a KLA-Tencor wafer inspection product. This position
involves playing the lead role for both the deliverables to our current
generation product lines as well as providing the technical leadership
and expertise to meet our next-generation performance requirements.

Managing current platform deliverables involves interfacing across
cross-functional teams to ensure algorithm requirements are established,
documented and correct, ensuring that the algorithm performance
requirements are met, and delivered on time. In addition, the work must
be of excellent quality in terms of performance, reliability, and
customer ease of use.

The development of next-generation algorithms involves providing the
technical vision to help determine the overall algorithm roadmap. He/She
must work with Marketing, Characterization and Applications and Systems
Engineering departments to determine Algorithm requirements and success
metrics up front. Providing the technical leadership to drive the
development of revolutionary algorithms for future platforms is also a
must. He/She must have the ability to analytically and experimentally
evaluate the pros and cons of various approaches to ensure that the
right algorithms are developed.

He/She must be able to effectively communicate algorithm status,
results, issues, and roadmap to senior and executive management.

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From: "Fernandez, Allen" <Allen.F...@kla-tencor.com>
Subject: JOB : SW Dev Eng - KLA-Tencor - San Jose, CA

We are currently seeking a Software Engineer role who has a background
in image processing development using C/C++. This role will work for a
division that is highly visibility in the organization that has
produced the highest profitable sales and technology in recent years
among all divisions. Please send your resume directly to
mailto:Allen.F...@kla-tencor.com for direct consideration and
reference #14736.

Software Engineer 4
Location: San Jose, CA

Qualifications
- MS/PhD in EE/CS/Physics/Math.
- Strong background in Signal/Image Processing.
- Minimum 3-year experience in software development using C/C++.
- Knowledge in optics, computer architecture, or numerical methods is
plus.

Responsibilities
The successful candidate will join a world-class team of algorithm and
software engineers to conceive, implement, optimize, and document
advanced algorithms and software modules used in photomask/reticle
inspection. This individual will utilize his/her skills in
signal/image processing to design software on a dedicated
supercomputer platform. The candidate is expected to possess good oral
and written communications skills to interact with other engineers on
a daily basis. He/She should be an effective team player and be able
to work independently on problems, and be creative, results- and
detail-oriented.

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From: "Fernandez, Allen" <Allen.F...@kla-tencor.com>
Subject: JOB : IP SW Modeling Eng - KLA-Tencor - San Jose, CA

We are currently seeking a Software Engineer role who has a background
in mathematical modeling and image processing to work for a division
that is highly visibility in the organization that has produced the
highest profitable sales and technology in the past few years. Please
send your resume directly to Allen.F...@kla-tencor.com for direct
consideration.

Software Engineer 4
Location: San Jose, CA

Qualifications
- MS/PhD in EE/CS/Physics/Math.
- Strong background in Signal/Image Processing.
- Minimum 3-year experience in software development using C/C++.
- Knowledge in optics, computer architecture, or numerical methods is
plus.

Responsibilities
The successful candidate will join a world-class team of algorithm and
software engineers to conceive, implement, optimize, and document
advanced algorithms and software modules used in photomask/reticle
inspection. This individual will utilize his/her skills in
signal/image processing to design software on a dedicated
supercomputer platform. The candidate is expected to possess good oral
and written communications skills to interact with other engineers on
a daily basis. He/She should be an effective team player and be able
to work independently on problems, and be creative, results- and
detail-oriented.

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From: Qiang Ji <q...@ecse.rpi.edu>
Subject: JOB : Postdoc - RPI - NY USA

A postdoctoral research associate is available immediately with the
Intelligent Systems Laboratory (ISL) at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
(RPI). We are looking for candidates with strong experience in tracking
articulated objects such as human body and in gesture recognition.
Knowledge and experience in graphical models and their application in
tracking and gesture recognition are especially welcome. Interested
candidates, please contact Dr. Qiang Ji at mailto:j...@rpi.edu .
Additional information about research at ISL may be found at
http://www.ecse.rpi.edu/~qji/

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From: "Badri Roysam" <roy...@ecse.rpi.edu>
Subject: JOB : Postdoc - RPI - Troy NY USA
Organization: Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy, New York 12180

I am looking to fill a post-doctoral position in my laboratory in the
area of 3-D cell and tissue image analysis. The position is available
immediately. It requires proficiency in computer vision, image
analysis, and programming in C++ and MATLAB.

Please contact me for further details.

thanks,

Badri Roysam
Professor, Department of Electrical, Computer and Systems Engineering
Associate Director, NSF Center for Subsurface Sensing & Imaging Systems
(CenSSIS ERC)
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
110 8th Street, Troy, New York 12180-3590.
Office(JEC 7010): 518-276-8067, Lab(JEC 6308): 518-276-8207,
Fax: 518-276-8715
mailto:roy...@ecse.rpi.edu , Web: http://www.ecse.rpi.edu/~roysam

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From: "Philip Kahn" <pk...@dperception.com>
Subject: JOB : Intern - ObjectVideo - Reston, VA

Are you experienced with calibration, detection, tracking,
classification, object recognition, motion analysis, action/event
detection and recognition, anomaly detection, multi-camera systems or
sensor fusion? Are you interested in analyzing and understanding video,
to protect borders, to warn highway traffic of dangers ahead, to aid
market research, or to save energy by turning off unneccessary lights?
How about automatically registering video feeds with satellite images,
learning and classifying the behavior of the objects in the scene, or
analyzing large distributed sensor networks? If you have at least three
years of relevant experience and these challenges excite you we would
love to hear from you. Send your resume to mailto:ni...@objectvideo.com
or visit us online at http://www.objectvideo.com.

ObjectVideo is an equal opportunity employer.

About ObjectVideo:
ObjectVideo is the leading provider of intelligent video software for
security, public safety, business intelligence gathering, process
improvement and other applications.

Originally founded in 1998 by world-renowned scientists and program
managers from the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA)
and headquartered in Reston, VA, ObjectVideo is a private company
backed by leading venture capital partners. The company employs 100+
highly-skilled professionals and is led by an experienced management
team. Nearly 40% of the company's research and development staff are
PhD's, known internationally for their research in the field of
computer vision.

ObjectVideo products are field-proven and currently covering more
perimeter miles than any intelligent video software product. The
company markets and sells its products through a Video Intelligent
Partner (VIP) network of OEMs, resellers, and leading security
solution integrators. Currently ObjectVideo has more than 193 paid
customers with deployments in 250 locations across 19 countries,
providing intelligence on more than 687,000 video channels.

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From: Eraldo Ribeiro <erib...@cs.fit.edu>
Subject: CFP : IEEE WS CV for Nanoscale Imaging - Brazil - 04JUN2007

CALL FOR PAPERS

Workshop on Computer Vision for Nanoscale Imaging, Rio de Janeiro,
Brazil, October 2007.
In Conjunction with ICCV 2007, October 14th-21th, 2007.

http://www.cs.fit.edu/Projects/cvnano/iccvnano.html

Computer vision is rapidly expanding into this new and exciting field of
nanoscale imaging, and considerable research efforts are currently being
spent on developing new image-based characterization techniques to
analyze these images. Nanoscale characterization requires algorithms to
perform image analysis under extremely challenging conditions such as
low signal-to-noise ratio and low resolution. It is important to design
image processing and analysis algorithms that are able to enhance
images, detect objects and features, reconstruct 3D geometry, and track
features.

The goal of the workshop will be to bring in researchers from
multi-disciplinary areas and identify common mathematical problems,
models, and methods for future research in this emerging new topic.
Contributed papers describing recent advances in either area of
nanoscale image analysis research or application are welcome. A
non-exclusive list of possible topics for submissions in the area of
nanoscale image analysis is:

– Image enhancement techniques
– Noise characterization (for example, noise modeling for TEM, SEM,
etc.)
– Object detection techniques
– Texture analysis
– Feature extraction techniques
– Tracking in nanoscale image sequences
– 3D reconstruction techniques
– Characterization of semitransparent objects
– Multi-modal fusion for visualization
– Nanobio image analysis

IMPORTANT DATES

Deadline for paper submission: June 4th, 2007
Notification of acceptance: End of July, 2007 (Parallel to ICCV)
Deadline for camera-ready electronic copy: August, 2007 (Parallel to ICCV)

ORGANIZING COMMITTEE

Eraldo Ribeiro: mailto:erib...@cs.fit.edu (Florida Institute of Technology, USA)
Mubarak Shah: mailto:sh...@cs.ucf.edu (University of Central Florida, USA)
Kuntal Sengupta: mailto:kuntal....@ieee.org (AuthenTec Inc., USA)

For further details please see the workshop website at:
http://www.cs.fit.edu/Projects/cvnano/iccvnano.html

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From: Reyer Zwiggelaar <r...@aber.ac.uk>
Subject: CFP : Medical IU and Analysis - UK - 17JUL2007

MEDICAL IMAGE UNDERSTANDING AND ANALYSIS 2007

SECOND CALL FOR PAPERS

PAPER SUBMISSION & REGISTRATION AVAILABLE

University of Wales Aberystwyth, 17-18 July, 2007

http://www.miua.org.uk
You have received this message because you expressed an interest in a
recent MIUA conference. We will also send it to those registered for
previous MIUA meetings, so you may get it more than once. You may also
receive it if you belong to an appropriate mailing list. Sorry for
multiple copies.

This will be the 11th in a series of annual meetings that provide a UK
forum for the dissemination and discussion of research in medical image
understanding and analysis. While this is the principal UK conference in
this field, contributions from outside the UK are welcome and
encouraged. The scope of the meeting extends from analysis of medical
and biological images to imaging physics and clinical studies. Papers
up to FIVE pages long (a change from pre-2006 meetings) on any topic
within the scope of the meeting are requested, and will be reviewed by
the programme committee.

In addition to the contributed papers, MIUA 2007 will include
presentations by two keynote speakers:
- Prof Ken Brodlie (University of Leeds, UK) and
- Dr Simon K Warfield (Harvard Medical School, USA).

For more detailed information about the meeting visit the conference
website at http://www.miua.org.uk . Register with the website to obtain
further information concerning conference registration and paper
submission. If you have previously registered on an MIUA site (or
another site administered by CAWS), your details will have been
retained. Use your email address to log in. If you are a newcomer, you
can browse the site without registering. Registration is painless,
however, and will ensure you get kept up to date with conference
information.

Key dates for the time being:
Deadline for receipt of paper submissions --- April 16th 2007
(Extensions only announced on the website)
Notification of acceptance --- May 21st 2007
Meeting --- July 17th and 18th 2007

Chair
Reyer Zwiggelaar, University of Wales Aberystwyth.

Steering Committee
E Claridge, University of Birmingham
J Graham, University of Manchester
D Hill, University College London
M Mirmehdi, University of Bristol
D Rueckert, Imperial College London
N Thacker, University of Manchester
R Zwiggelaar, University of Wales Aberystwyth

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