SoC2007 application - Revision history

Wmohler: /* Mentors */

2007-03-28T08:59:36Z

‎Mentors

Erik Krause: overview link added

2007-03-24T14:14:43Z

overview link added

Thomas Rauscher: /* Fulvio Senore */ wikified

2007-03-23T13:08:09Z

‎Fulvio Senore: wikified

Fsenore: /* Fulvio Senore */

2007-03-23T08:38:16Z

‎Fulvio Senore

Yuval: /* Mentors */

2007-03-22T01:28:22Z

‎Mentors

Erik Krause: categorized

2007-03-18T14:21:34Z

categorized

John: /* John Cupitt */

2007-03-09T16:13:50Z

‎John Cupitt

Yuval: /* Mentors */

2007-03-09T14:53:17Z

‎Mentors

Pablo: /* Who will your mentors be? Please include Google Account Information */

2007-03-09T13:06:26Z

‎Who will your mentors be? Please include Google Account Information

Pablo: added John Cupitt

2007-03-09T13:04:51Z

added John Cupitt

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 See [[SoC 2007 overview]] for usage hints and a page list.
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 JD Smith is an astronomer and member of the research faculty at the University of Arizona.  He received his PhD in astrophysics at Cornell University, and is experienced with mentoring students in a variety of research activities, including code and algorithm development, as well as data processing and workflow.  He has worked on a variety of open source tools specific to extended dynamic range imaging, and panorama construction, as well as several large open source packages, including Emacs.  He is a developing amateur photographer, and draws significant parallels between astronomical imaging, and the developing technologies aimed at wide field, high dynamic range photography.
 ====Students====

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		+	See [[SoC 2007 overview]] for usage hints and a page list.
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	===Organization===		===Organization===
	We are used to collaborate across timezones and cultures. For the Google Summer of Code we gave ourself a more formal project organization structure in addition to the two software project organizations [http://sourceforge.net/projects/hugin/ hugin] and [http://sourceforge.net/projects/panotools/ panotools] .		We are used to collaborate across timezones and cultures. For the Google Summer of Code we gave ourself a more formal project organization structure in addition to the two software project organizations [http://sourceforge.net/projects/hugin/ hugin] and [http://sourceforge.net/projects/panotools/ panotools] .

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 =====Fulvio Senore=====
 Graduated in mechanical engineering at the Politecnico di Torino, he lives near Torino, in north western Italy. He mainly works as a software developer for database applications and he has been interested in panoramic photohraphy since a long time.
-Interested in panoramic viewers and quality interpolators, he has developed the FSPViewer standalone panoramic viewer, and he has added many new features to the PTViewer java viewer.
+Interested in panoramic viewers and quality interpolators, he has developed the [[FSPViewer]] standalone panoramic viewer, and he has added many new features to the [[PTViewer]] java viewer.
-He is one of the founders of the FreePV project.
+He is one of the founders of the [[Freepv|FreePV]] project.
 =====JD Smith=====

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 =====Fulvio Senore=====
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+Graduated in mechanical engineering at the Politecnico di Torino, he lives near Torino, in north western Italy. He mainly works as a software developer for database applications and he has been interested in panoramic photohraphy since a long time.
 =====JD Smith=====

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	He is an avid photographer. His works have been exhibited in several galleries.		He is an avid photographer. His works have been exhibited in several galleries.
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	===What will you do to ensure that your accepted students stick with the project after GSoC concludes?===		===What will you do to ensure that your accepted students stick with the project after GSoC concludes?===
	We will make sure he or she enjoys the practical aspects of panorama photography. Part of the assignement will be of practical nature: use the software to learn it, not just code. We intend to ask them to participate in the [http://www.worldwidepanorama.com/ World Wide Panorama].		We will make sure he or she enjoys the practical aspects of panorama photography. Part of the assignement will be of practical nature: use the software to learn it, not just code. We intend to ask them to participate in the [http://www.worldwidepanorama.com/ World Wide Panorama].
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 =====John Cupitt=====
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+After completing his PhD in Theoretical Computer Science at the University of Kent, he spent 15 years in the Scientific Department at the National Gallery, London, as the Gallery's imaging specialist. He was lead software developer on projects that built multispectral, visible, infrared, x-ray and 3D scanners for art objects. In 2004 he moved to Imperial College, London, to work as a bioinformatics modeller for the analysis of FDG-PET images of COPD and asthma patients. He has published papers on camera calibration, image processing I/O systems, user-interface design, the measurement of colour change in paintings, infrared imaging of paintings and on the analysis of infrared reflectograms.
 =====Daniel M. German=====

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 Currently, Herbert Bay is working for his own company focusing on object recognition with mobile phones.
 Besides Computer Vision, he is fond of photography, sailing, arts and archeology, among many other things.
 =====Daniel M. German=====
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 JD Smith is an astronomer and member of the research faculty at the University of Arizona.  He received his PhD in astrophysics at Cornell University, and is experienced with mentoring students in a variety of research activities, including code and algorithm development, as well as data processing and workflow.  He has worked on a variety of open source tools specific to extended dynamic range imaging, and panorama construction, as well as several large open source packages, including Emacs.  He is a developing amateur photographer, and draws significant parallels between astronomical imaging, and the developing technologies aimed at wide field, high dynamic range photography.
 ====Students====

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 * Daniel M. German
 * Herbert Bay
 * any other "senior" developer or academic with mentoring experience around?

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	JD Smith is an astronomer and member of the research faculty at the University of Arizona. He received his PhD in astrophysics at Cornell University, and is experienced with mentoring students in a variety of research activities, including code and algorithm development, as well as data processing and workflow. He has worked on a variety of open source tools specific to extended dynamic range imaging, and panorama construction, as well as several large open source packages, including Emacs. He is a developing amateur photographer, and draws significant parallels between astronomical imaging, and the developing technologies aimed at wide field, high dynamic range photography.		JD Smith is an astronomer and member of the research faculty at the University of Arizona. He received his PhD in astrophysics at Cornell University, and is experienced with mentoring students in a variety of research activities, including code and algorithm development, as well as data processing and workflow. He has worked on a variety of open source tools specific to extended dynamic range imaging, and panorama construction, as well as several large open source packages, including Emacs. He is a developing amateur photographer, and draws significant parallels between astronomical imaging, and the developing technologies aimed at wide field, high dynamic range photography.
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	====Students====		====Students====