Research and Graduate Programs in Information Systems

• statistical signal processing;
• information theory and coding;
• wireless and digital communications;
• statistical optics;
• optical information processing;
• communication networks;
• detection and estimation theory;
• wavelet and spectral analysis;
• image processing; and
• multiuser detection.

High speed computing facilities and a newly developed state-of-the-art optics laboratory provide an outstanding environment for education, research, and engineering practice in this area.

Faculty

	Jeffrey B. Burl PhD, Univ. of California - Irvine control systems and image-motion detection	EERC 710 487-2919 burl@mtu.edu
	Michael C. Roggemann PhD, Air Force Institute of Technology image and signal processing	EEERC 630 487-2164 mroggema@mtu.edu
	Timothy J. Schulz DSc, Washington University statistical signal and image processing	EERC 118 487-2550 schulz@mtu.edu
	Gerry Tian PhD, George Mason University digital and wirelesss communications	EERC 824 487-3515 ztian@mtu.edu
	Seyed Zekavat PhD, Colorado State University Wireless Communications	EERC 825 7-2071 rezaz@mtu.edu

Centers and Laboratories

Other Links

IEEE Signal Processing Conferences and Workshops: Maintained by the Digital Signal Processing group at Rice University.

Signal Processing Research Groups: Maintained by the Digital Signal Processing group at Rice University.

Signal Processing URL Library: Maintained by the Digital Signal Processing group at Rice University.

Signal Processing Information Base (SPIB): Sponsored by NSF and the IEEE Signal Processing Society, and maintained by the Digital Signal Processing group at Rice University.

Institute for Mathematics and Its Applications: located at the University of Minnesota