Monday,
January 30, 2006, 3:40 p.m. PSA 113
Fulton School of Engineering, ASU
Integration of Sensing and Processing
Abstract
The prevailing trend in gathering data with sensors is to convert analog information into digital form as early as possible in the processing chain. This results in huge digital data sets that are often sparse in information that is actually useful. This talk will present general approaches, emerging technologies, and some mathematical ideas for reducing the volume of digital data produced by sensor systems by increasing the information-richness of the data as part of the sensing and digitizing processes.
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Anne Gelb