Research
Communication and Signal Processing
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Overview
There are several research areas of communication and signal processing:
- algorithms for computer-communication networks
- algorithms for sensor networks
- communication theory
- design of wavelet-based encoding/decoding algorithms for digital communication
- image compression
- image compression using wavelet transform modulus maxima
- information theory
- objective-oriented neural networks
- signal denoising
- signal processing with wavelets
- statistical inference
- statistical signal processing
- stochastic processes
- wavelet-based image fusion
- wavelet-based processing of bio-signals
Projects
Current research projects within communication and signal processing include:
- Modeling and Detection of Cyber Exploits in Communication Networks, U.S. Air Force Office of Scientific Research
- "Modeling Communications Infrastructures and Cyber Vulnerabilities in Command and Control Architectures," AFOSR FA9550-05-1-0388
Faculty Information
Joseph Beaini, MS, Instructor
E-mail: Joseph.Beaini@ucdenver.edu
Jan Bialasiewicz, PhD, Associate Professor
E-mail: Jan.Bialasiewicz@ucdenver.edu
Yiming “Jerry” Deng, PhD, Assistant Professor
E-mail: yiming.deng@ucdenver.edu
Web site: http://carbon.ucdenver.edu/~ydeng
Titsa Papantoni, PhD, Professor
E-mail: titsa.papantoni@ucdenver.edu
Web site: http://carbon.ucdenver.edu/~tpapanto
Miloje Radenkovic, PhD, Professor
E-mail: Miloje.Radenkovic@ucdenver.edu
Related Courses
Graduate Courses:
- ELEC 5248 - Digital Communication Systems
- ELEC 5252 - Computer Communication Networks
- ELEC 5617 - Random Processes for Engineers
- ELEC 5637 - Digital Signal Processing
- ELEC 5638 - Digital Image Processing
- ELEC 5647 - Adaptive Signal Processing
- ELEC 5657 - Detection and Estimation Theory
- ELEC 5667 - Wavelets Theory and Applications
- ELEC 5810 - Blind Signal Processing
For complete, up-to-date course descriptions, visit the CU Denver academic catalog and search for the course numbers listed above.