The
transparencies collection
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present transparencies collection, I gathered
most of my presentations of the past five years.
Of course, the themes I studied during this period
(connectivity, interpolation, colour) are
presented, together with more general lectures. |
| 1996 |
In October, the Centre of
Mathematical Morphology set a workshop about
probabilities for Prof. G. Matheron's jubilee; I
contributed [ref. d-10/97/mm] with a
study about the class of equi-continuous random
functions, which presents all necessary continuity
qualities to make it the best functionnal model
for morphology on numerical functions <jubil_gm.pdf 121 Ko> |
| 1997 |
Let us mention first a presentation
regarding the geographical implementation of the
Centre of Mathematical Morphology, and its
organization <cmm_1997.pdf 116 Ko> My three pricipal
scientific presentations during this year were
about :
- the
morphological processing of time
dimension, in Sao José dos Campos (Brazil)
in February <saojose.pdf 395 Ko>
- the
comparison between various tri-dimensional
grids in image processing <capri.pdf 258 Ko>
- and finally,
the various aspects of industrial control
presented at the Q-Mat 1997 in Varsaw
<qmat_1997.pdf 335 Ko>;. The corresponding
French version was the subject of a paper
presented at the Board of Directors of
the Ecole des Mines de Paris, in June
<ctrlind.pdf 323 Ko>
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| 1998 |
Regarding my own studies, one can select
the following two papers:
- first, an
invited conference about morphological
connectivity, applied to numerical
functions [ref. n-25/99/MM], organised at
the European Congress of Stereology held
in Amsterdam in April <iss_amsterdam_1998.pdf 718 Ko>, the corresponding
French version had previously been presented at the
ISS in Paris in February <journee_iss_1998.pdf 376 Ko>.
- The second
study was presented at the 4th Congress
of the International Society of
Mathematical Morphology, which took place
in June, in Amsterdam. It deals with the
search for geodesics in Hausdorff metric
spaces, with a direct application to set
interpolation <hausdorf.pdf 97 Ko>.
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| 1999 |
A general presentation was given in
French, at the Ecole des Mines de Douai, during
a meeting day between the various "Ecoles des
Mines" of France <douai.pdf 1409 Ko>. It concerns an
overall introduction to the main problems and
methods in Image Processing.In addition, we can select the following three
scientific presentations :
- First, an
invited conference at the International
Society of Discrete Geometry, at the Cité
Descartes (Marne la vallée), during the
DGCI '99 <dgci99.pdf 663 Ko>. The
presentation deals with some elements
about set connections, and complete them
with new results about levelling based
filtering (binary and numerical).
- Second, a French study about
multi-dimensional Images <journee_iss_1999.pdf 303 Ko>; a more
developed English translation <qmat_2000.pdf>
appeared the following year.
- And finally,
a presentation with A. Hanbury, that
illustrates one of A. Albiol's ideas to
make the representation of coloured images
simpler <colour.pdf 4775 Ko>
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| 2000 |
The general presentation of that
year was given in Palo Alto, in June, the
framework of an invited conference at the 5th
Congress of the International Society of
Mathematical Morphology. Co-signed by G. Matheron,
it describes the first years of Mathematical
Morphology, together with some comments about the
birth of a new idea <birht_of_mm.pdf 1207 Ko> I also add the
transparencies of my invited conference at the
International Conference of Pattern Recognition,
held in Barcelona in September <ba2000.pdf>,
where the heuristic use of models is discussed,
with a careful attention paid on morphological
operators on the unit circle.
One will find also,
three series of studies about:
Moreover in <treillis_viqueux.pdf 269 Ko>, in French,
and in its English translation <viscous_lattices.pdf 269 Ko> a new option to
the traditional set morphology is presented,
which advantage is to make the contours smoother
(in watershed in particular).
This study was presented at the "Frontiers of
Mathematical Morphology" workshop, which
took place in April 2000 at Strasbourg University.
Finally, we also
included the study about the merging of multi-dimensional
data, carried out in co-operation with M.
Mlynarczuk, and presented at the European
Conference of Quantitative Metallurgy, held in
Krakow in September <qmat_2000.pdf>
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