ADSA07 Presentations & Posters
Presentations:
Carl Crawford – Call to Order
Carl Crawford – Workshop Objectives
Matthew Merzbacher – Image Quality Metrics for ATR
Richard Bijjani – Image Quality Metrics for ATR
Charles Bouman – IRT for few- and many-view CT
Xiaochuan Pan – Reconstructions from Real Security- and Medical-CT Data
Guang-Hong Chen – Few View and Many View Image Reconstruction in CT via PICCS
Patrick La Riviere – Sinogram Processing for Artifact Reduction
Seemeen Karimi – Tissue Segmentation in CT Metal Artifact Reduction
Johan Nuyts – IRT for polychromatic CT
Taly Gilat-Schmidt – CT Scanner Simulations
Harry Martz – Iterative reconstruction at LLNL
David Wiley – Advanced Segmentation Algorithms
Claus Bahlmann – Luggage Segmentation Challenge
Vincent Eckert – DHS S&T Support to the Federal Protective Service
David Castañón – Video Analytics (and Homeland Security)
Carl Crawford – Call to Order Day 2
Carl Crawford – ADSA08 Discussion
Birsen Yazici – Computationally Efficient Simultaneous Edge Detection Image Formation for X-ray CT
Willem Jan Palenstijn: Combined Segmentation and Reconstruction
Oguz Semerci – Iterative Reconstruction Methods for Dual and Multi Energy Computed Tomography
Karina Bond – Metrics for Evaluation of Segmentation Algorithms
Ge Wang – Dictionary Learning for Few-view Reconstruction
W. Clem Karl – Low-Dose X-Ray CT Reconstruction Based on Joint Sinogram Smoothing and Learned Dictionary-Based Priors
Laura Parker – Explosives Division — Outreach for Advanced Algorithms
Matt Cobey – TSA Office of Security Capabilities (OSC) Testing within an Acquisition Program
Doug Pearl – Third Party Involvement and DICOM in Medical Imaging
Richard Bijjani – Accelerating 3rd party Involvement
Joseph Paresi – Integrated Defense and Security Solutions
Harry Martz – Takeaways, Next Steps
Carl Crawford – Closing Remarks
Posters:
Kathryn Williams – Feasibility of Computational Methods for Realistic Simulation and Image Reconstruction for Millimeter Wave Whole-Body Imaging
Limor Eger – Classification-aware methods for explosives detection using multienergy X-ray computed tomography
Oguz Semerci – Tensor-based Multi Spectral Computerized Tomography Method for Energy Resolved Imaging and Material Characterization
Spiros Mantzavinos – Building a High Performance, Multistatic Mm-Wave Imaging Radar for AIT
Zachary Sun – Preconditioning Linear Tomography for Explosive Detection
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