Scientists from Charles River Analytics presented papers at the SPIE Defense and Security Symposium 2005 that took place on March 28 – April 1, 2005 in Orlando, Florida. The conference is an international symposium for researchers of sensors and sensor processing algorithms, and is annually attended by several thousand researchers in industry, government, and academia.
Charles River Analytics presented the following papers at the conference:
• Autonomous Detection of Indoor and Outdoor Signs
• Integrated Belief Network-based Situation Awareness Model Development and Adaptation
• Multi-objective Optimization to Support Rapid Air Operations Mission Planning
• Parameter Adaptation for Target Recognition in LADAR
• Single Camera Stereo using Structure From Motion
• START for Evaluation of Target Detection and Tracking
• Video Surveillance at Night
Research on the above papers was led by Paul G. Gonsalves, Senior Vice President of Operations and Principal Scientist, and Magnús S. H. Snorrason, Vice President of Computer Vision Systems and Principal Scientist.
