The RMIT Multimedia Processing Group (MPG)

MPG is a group of researchers that use signal processing techniques in order to solve problems related to audio, images or video. The emphasis is on learning more about signal processing techniques and making sense of published research, rather than presenting new research results of the group (though that will happen occasionally).

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Local resources

Date Time Presenter Title Location Other

Fri 11th May 2007 12:30pm Scott Brewer Creating a Virtual Suikinkutsu 14.10.06a

Fri 27th Apr 2007 12:30pm Chris Hoobin Fourier Transform, and Fast Fourier Transform 14.10.06a

Fri 13th Apr 2007 12:30pm Alexandra L. Uitdenbogerd Chapter 1 of Digital Signal Processing by Steiglitz 14.10.06a

Fri 30th Mar 2007 12:30pm Ron van Schyndel Voice Coding and Data Compression 14.10.06a

Fri 16th Mar 2007 12:30pm Ron van Schyndel Image Processing 14.10.06a

Fri 2nd Mar 2007 12:30pm Alexandra L. Uitdenbogerd Voice Separation - two papers 14.10.06a paper 1 paper 2

Date	Time	Presenter	Title	Location	Other
Fri 11th May 2007	12:30pm	Scott Brewer	Creating a Virtual Suikinkutsu	14.10.06a
Fri 27th Apr 2007	12:30pm	Chris Hoobin	Fourier Transform, and Fast Fourier Transform	14.10.06a
Fri 13th Apr 2007	12:30pm	Alexandra L. Uitdenbogerd	Chapter 1 of Digital Signal Processing by Steiglitz	14.10.06a
Fri 30th Mar 2007	12:30pm	Ron van Schyndel	Voice Coding and Data Compression	14.10.06a
Fri 16th Mar 2007	12:30pm	Ron van Schyndel	Image Processing	14.10.06a
Fri 2nd Mar 2007	12:30pm	Alexandra L. Uitdenbogerd	Voice Separation - two papers	14.10.06a	paper 1 paper 2

Other stuff

My research page

My non-research page is over here

My CS teaching page is here.