UC Berkeley Video and Image Processing Lab

Video and Image Processing (VIP) Lab, founded in 1988, is engaged in research related to theories, algorithms, and applications of signal, image and video processing.

Of particular emphasis in recent years is

         * Multimedia Networking, both wireless and wireline
         * 3D model construction for large scale environments: indoor and outdoor modeling, visualization, rendering
         * Applications of image processing techniques to semiconductor manufacturing: optical proximity correction; direct write maskless lithography

VIP lab is located at 307Cory Hall.
 

* People in the Video & Image Processing Lab

* Areas of Research

 

3D Modeling

·  Modeling of Urban Environment: download models from here ; download video from here

· Airborne Only Modeling; download models here

· Modeling of Building Interiors from the interior

· Estimating floor-plans of buildings from the exterior: paper  ; Videos of buildings:  1 ,  2 ,  3 ,  4

· 4D Scene Modeling and Reconstruction of Moving Objects:  paper ;  video

Wireless Multimedia Communication

· Quality of Service Issues in Wide Area and Local Area Networks

· A Uniform Two Timescale Framework for Flow Control in Wireless Networks

· Path Selection for Video Streaming over Wireless Ad Hoc Networks

Applications of Image Processing to IC Lithography

· Improving Convergence Properties of Model Based OPC Algorithms

· Hardware Implementation of Lossless Compression for Direct-Write Maskless Lithography Systems

 

* Papers and Publications

* Related Sites of Interest

 

University of California at Berkeley Video and Image Processing Lab

Last modified on February 13, 2008 by Cindy Liu <hsil@eecs.berkeley.edu>