[4eyes] Research project in software-generated imagery

[Matthew Turk]

CS undergraduate and graduate students,
 
Prof. George Legrady (Media Arts and Technology) is looking for students
(grad or undergrad) interested in developing algorithms and software for
exploring software generated photographic-looking images, for research
credit. Please contact him if you're interested or would like more
information.
 
                Matthew
 
 
FROM: George Legrady (glegrady at ucsb.edu <mailto:glegrady at ucsb.edu> )
                Experimental visualization Lab
                Media Arts & Technology
 
TOPIC:  Computationally Generated & Processing of Complex, 3D Photographic
Images
 
TO:         Undergraduate or graduate students interested in developing
software and algorithms for exploring software generated
photographic-looking images
 
BENEFITS: Research credits, co-author publications in conferences such as
IEEE VisAp and Exhibition presentations in Siggraph and other venues 
 
WHAT: I am looking to work with Computer Science students to develop
software that will either: 
1)            produce complex 3D photographic-looking images through
software
2)            or produce innovative filters for processing existing
photographs
3)            or software development in AR for the new Apple Ipad
 
GOALS: To result in techniques or images that can be featured in art
museums, media arts conferences, or engineering conferences
                
CRITERIA: Computational skills, possibly math background, and ideally good
aesthetic
 
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