'Pixel' diaporamas de présentation

Local Features

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Chapter 2 Fundamentals of Digital Imaging

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CS448f: Image Processing For Photography and Vision

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Hannes Sakulin, CERN/PH on behalf of the CMS DAQ group

Automating the CMS DAQ A review of automation features added to CMS during Run 1 of the LHC 20 th International Conference on Computing in High Energy and Nuclear Physics (CHEP ) Amsterdam, The Netherlands, Oct 2013. Hannes Sakulin, CERN/PH on behalf of the CMS DAQ group. Overview.

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How Do 3D Glasses Work?

How Do 3D Glasses Work?. Caitlin Riddle 2005. Types Of Paper 3D Glasses. Anaglyph Pulfrich Polarized. What Can Be Seen In 3D?. TV Movies Video Games. How Does Our Binocular Vision Work?. Binocular vision lets humans tell the distance of an object up to 20 feet

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SOI Pixel / Electronics Development

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OpenGL Programming Guide : Texture Mapping

OpenGL Programming Guide : Texture Mapping. 2004. 02. 10. Yoo jin wook Korea Univ. Computer Graphics Lab. Texture Mapping ( 1/3 ). Texture Simply rectangular arrays of data ex) Color data, luminance data, color & alpha data Texel Individual values in a texture array

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Graphics on the server

SAC-217T. Graphics on the server. Akshay Agrawal Senior Program Manager Microsoft . Agenda. What is Graphics on Server? The Graphics Driver Model in Windows 8 supports key server scenarios How to take advantage of the Graphics Driver Model

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Electron Optics Basic Introduction

Electron Optics Basic Introduction. Bob Ashley 6-14-2013. Overview . Why electrons? Wavelength and visible light Effects of diffraction and resolution Lens design Defects and distortions Magnification. Electron Duality. Electrons have a particle and wave nature

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Output

Output By: Vanessa Snyder Definition : Data that has been processed in the form of information Types : Text Characters that makeup words and sentences Graphical Image Digital representation of information that is not text Audio Enhance understanding through sound Video

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3D Technology Developments in Europe and EU Supported Activities

3D Technology Developments in Europe and EU Supported Activities. Possibilities offered by European Industry and Research Institutes 3D Activities in the European HEP community AIDA EU project: 3D integration in WP3. Key technologies: Multi tier ASICs (-> 3DIC/ Fermilab ) TSV (via last)

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CSC1401 Manipulating Pictures

CSC1401 Manipulating Pictures. What we have done to date. We have modified pictures by writing on top of them Using Turtles and using Graphics Drawing lines, shapes and text, as well as inserting a picture into another picture. What would be nice to do. Changing colors on the pictures

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Hardware-Accelerated Silhouette Matching

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Digital Photography What do you need to Know?

Digital Photography What do you need to Know?. Advantages of Digital Camera over Film Cameras. Speed : Images recorded by the camera can be transmitted directly into the computer without processing. Conservation : Film and chemicals are not expended.

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Spatial indexing

Spatial indexing. PAMs. PAMs. Point Access Methods Multidimensional Hashing: Grid File Exponential growth of the directory Hierarchical methods: kd-tree based Storing in external memory is tricky Space Filling Curves: Z-ordering

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Responsive Dynamic Three-Dimensional Tactile Display Using Hydrogel

Responsive Dynamic Three-Dimensional Tactile Display Using Hydrogel.

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Welcome

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CALICE pixel Deep P-Well results

CALICE pixel Deep P-Well results. P-well contact ground. Nwell ? 900 ? m 2. P-well 1 ? m ring gap. Collecting diodes 3.6 x 3.6 ? m 2. Hit points. Bias: NWell 3.5V Diodes: 1.5V. 50 ? m x 50 ? m pixel size. CALICE pixel Deep P-Well results. P-well contact ground.

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Deep Impact

Deep Impact. By: Ashley King. Visual obstruction of the edge of the comet by the ejecta. T= 0.001(s). T= 1.747(s). T= 5.482(s). T= 3.615(s). Comparing light intensity before and after impact. Line A, t= 1.747(s). Intensity after Impact . Ejecta Fit is subtracted out. W/[m^2 sr um].

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