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Proceedings of the IEEE, Volume 90
Volume 90, Number 1, January 2002
- Joyce E. Farrell, Christian J. Van Den Branden Lambrecht:
Scanning the issue: special issue on translating human vision research into engineering technology. 3-4 - Brian A. Wandell, Abbas El Gamal, Bernd Girod:
Common principles of image acquisition systems and biological vision. 5-17 - Xiao-Fan Feng, Scott J. Daly:
Vision-based strategy to reduce the perceived color misregistration of image-capturing devices. 18-27 - Kirk Martinez
, John Cupitt, David Saunders, Ruven Pillay
Ten years of art imaging research. 28-41 - Shoji Tominaga, Brian A. Wandell:
Natural scene-illuminant estimation using the sensor correlation. 42-56 - Robert W. G. Hunt:
Application of a model of color appearance to practical problems in imaging. 57-63 - Christophe De Vleeschouwer, Jean-François Delaigle, Benoît Macq:
Invisibility and application functionalities in perceptual watermarking an overview. 64-77 - Eli Peli
Feature detection algorithm based on a visual system model. 78-93 - Hugo Bruggeman, Gordon E. Legge
Psychophysics of reading. XIX. Hypertext search and retrieval with low vision. 94-103 - Farhan A. Baqai
Computer-aided design of clustered-dot color screens based on a human visual system model. 104-122 - Philippe Longère, Xuemei Zhang, Peter B. Delahunt, David H. Brainard:
Perceptual assessment of demosaicing algorithm performance. 123-132 - Jean-Bernard Martens:
Multidimensional modeling of image quality. 133-153 - Zhenghua Yu, Hong Ren Wu
Vision-model-based impairment metric to evaluate blocking artifacts in digital video. 154-169 - Donard de Cogan:
Communications in troubled times. 170-172
Volume 90, Number 2, February 2002
- Tong-Hooi Liew, Lajos Hanzo:
Space-time codes and concatenated channel codes for wireless communications. 183-184 - Tong-Hooi Liew, Lajos Hanzo
Space-time codes and concatenated channel codes for wireless communications [Prolog]. 185-186 - Tong-Hooi Liew, Lajos Hanzo
Space-time codes and concatenated channel codes for wireless communications. 187-219 - Rafael Piestun, Joseph Shamir:
Synthesis of three-dimensional light fields and applications [Prolog]. 220-221 - Rafael Piestun, Joseph Shamir:
Synthesis of three-dimensional light fields and applications. 222-244 - Ching Chuen Chan:
The state of the art of electric and hybrid vehicles [Prolog]. 245-246 - Ching Chuen Chan:
The state of the art of electric and hybrid vehicles. 247-275 - Norman C. Beaulieu:
Introduction to "Certain topics in telegraph transmission theory". 276-279 - H. Nyquist:
Certain topics in telegraph transmission theory. 280-305 - Michael N. Geselowitz
In his own words: Alfred Norton Goldsmith. 306-310
Volume 90, Number 3, March 2002
- Erik Meijering, Howard Falk:
Prolog to a chronology of interpolation: from ancient astronomy to modern signal and image processing. 317-318 - Erik Meijering:
A chronology of interpolation: from ancient astronomy to modern signal and image processing. 319-342 - Chris Diorio, David Hsu, Miguel E. Figueroa
Prolog to adaptive CMOS: from biological inspiration to systems-on-a-chip. 343-344 - Chris Diorio, David Hsu, Miguel E. Figueroa
Adaptive CMOS: from biological inspiration to systems-on-a-chip. 345-357 - Victor O. K. Li, Zaichen Zhang, Richard O'Donnell:
Prolog to internet multicast routing and transport control protocols. 358-359 - Victor O. K. Li, Zaichen Zhang:
Internet multicast routing and transport control protocols. 360-391 - Stefano Buzzi, Marco Lops, H. Vincent Poor, Jim Esch:
Prolog to code-aided interference suppression for DS/CDMA overlay systems. 392-393 - Stefano Buzzi, Marco Lops, H. Vincent Poor:
Code-aided interference suppression for DS/CDMA overlay systems. 394-435 - Brian Bowers:
Inventors of the Telegraph. 436-439
Volume 90, Number 4, April 2002
- Babu Chalamala
Scanning the issue - special issue on flat-panel display technology. 447-452 - Davide E. Mentley:
State of flat-panel display technology and future trends. 453-459 - Hirohisa Kawamoto:
The history of liquid-crystal displays. 460-500 - Jin Jang, Sungkyoo Lim, Myunghwan Oh:
Technology development and production of flat panel displays in Korea. 501-513 - Shigeo Itoh, Mitsuru Tanaka:
Current status of field-emission displays. 514-520 - Charles W. McLaughlin:
Progress in projection and large-area displays. 521-532 - Heiju Uchiike, Takayoshi Hirakawa:
Color plasma displays. 533-539 - Stefano Tominetti, Marco Amiotti:
Getters for flat-panel displays. 540-558 - J. Peter Krusius, Donald P. Seraphim, Raymond G. Greene, Dean S. Skinner, Boris Yost:
Approaches toward ultralarge FPDs. 559-580 - Jyrki Kimmel, Jukka Hautanen, Tapani Levola:
Display technologies for portable communication devices. 581-590 - Safa O. Kasap, John A. Rowlands:
Direct-conversion flat-panel X-ray image sensors for digital radiography. 591-604 - Gaurav Sharma:
LCDs versus CRTs-color-calibration and gamut considerations. 605-622 - Cornelia Connolly
The transatlantic cable-an Irish perspective. 623-625
Volume 90, Number 5, May 2002
- Martin Hasler, Gianluca Mazzini, Maciej Ogorzalek, Riccardo Rovatti, Gianluca Setti:
Scanning the special issue - special issue on applications of nonlinear dynamics to electronic and information engineering. 631-640 - Tohru Kohda:
Information sources using chaotic dynamics. 641-661 - Gianluca Setti, Gianluca Mazzini, Riccardo Rovatti
Statistical modeling of discrete-time chaotic processes-basic finite-dimensional tools and applications. 662-690 - Andreas Abel, Wolfgang Schwarz:
Chaos communications-principles, schemes, and system analysis. 691-710 - Géza Kolumbán, Michael Peter Kennedy
Chaotic communications with correlator receivers: theory and performance limits. 711-732 - Martin Hasler, Thomas Schimming:
Optimal and suboptimal chaos receivers. 733-746 - Manuel Delgado-Restituto
Integrated chaos generators. 747-767 - Chi K. Tse, Mario di Bernardo
Complex behavior in switching power converters. 768-781 - Aleksandar M. Stankovic
Randomized modulation in power electronic converters. 782-799 - Ashok Erramilli, Matthew Roughan
Self-similar traffic and network dynamics. 800-819 - Riccardo Rovatti
Statistical modeling and design of discrete-time chaotic processes: advanced finite-dimensional tools and applications. 820-841 - Eugenio Costamagna, Lorenzo Favalli, Paolo Gamba
Multipath channel modeling with chaotic attractors. 842-859 - Simon Haykin, Rembrandt Bakker
Uncovering nonlinear dynamics-the case study of sea clutter. 860-881 - Brian K. Meadows, Ted H. Heath, Joseph D. Neff, Edgar A. Brown, David W. Fogliatti, Michael Gabbay, Visarath In, Paul E. Hasler, Stephen P. DeWeerth, William L. Ditto
Nonlinear antenna technology. 882-897 - Jochen Bröcker, Ulrich Parlitz, Maciej Ogorzalek
Nonlinear noise reduction. 898-918 - Kazuyuki Aihara:
Chaos engineering and its application to parallel distributed processing with chaotic neural networks. 919-930 - Michael N. Geselowitz
Scanning our past from the IEEE history center. In his own words: Harold Henry Beverage. 931-934
Volume 90, Number 6, June 2002
- John C. Zolper, Ben V. Shanabrook:
Special issue on wide bandgap semiconductor devices. 939-941 - Adrian R. Powell, Larry B. Rowland:
SiC materials-progress, status, and potential roadblocks. 942-955 - James A. Cooper, Anant Agarwal:
SiC power-switching devices-the second electronics revolution? 956-968 - Ahmed Elasser, T. Paul Chow:
Silicon carbide benefits and advantages for power electronics circuits and systems. 969-986 - R. Chris Clarke, John W. Palmour:
SiC microwave power technologies. 987-992 - Robert F. Davis
Gallium nitride materials - progress, status, and potential roadblocks. 993-1005 - Manijeh Razeghi:
Short-wavelength solar-blind detectors-status, prospects, and markets. 1006-1014 - Hiroshi Amano, Satoshi Kamiyama, Isamu Akasaki:
Impact of low-temperature buffer layers on nitride-based optoelectronics. 1015-1021 - Umesh K. Mishra, Primit Parikh, YiFeng Wu:
AlGaN/GaN HEMTs-an overview of device operation and applications. 1022-1031 - Robert J. Trew:
SiC and GaN transistors - is there one winner for microwave power applications? 1032-1047 - Steven C. Binari, P. B. Klein, Thomas E. Kazior:
Trapping effects in GaN and SiC microwave FETs. 1048-1058 - Robert T. Kemerley, H. Bruce Wallace, Max N. Yoder:
Impact of wide bandgap microwave devices on DoD systems. 1059-1064 - Philip G. Neudeck, Robert S. Okojie, Liang-Yu Chen:
High-temperature electronics - a role for wide bandgap semiconductors? 1065-1076 - Terry Ericsen:
Future navy application of wide bandgap power semiconductor devices. 1077-1082 - Lenore Symons:
Scanning our past from London [transatlantic telephony]. 1083-1085
Volume 90, Number 7, July 2002
- Concettina Guerra, Virginio Cantoni:
Scanning the issue - Special issue on technology and tools for visual perception. 1091-1093 - Bertrand Y. Zavidovique:
First steps of robotic perception: the turning point of the 1990s. 1094-1112 - Cornelia Fermüller, Patrick Baker, Yiannis Aloimonos:
Visual space-time geometry - A tool for perception and the imagination. 1113-1135 - Takashi Matsuyama, Norimichi Ukita:
Real-time multitarget tracking by a cooperative distributed vision system. 1136-1150 - Ahmed Elgammal
Background and foreground modeling using nonparametric kernel density estimation for visual surveillance. 1151-1163 - Bernd Heisele, Alessandro Verri, Tomaso A. Poggio:
Learning and vision machines. 1164-1177 - Akio Namiki
High-speed sensory-motor fusion based on dynamics matching. 1178-1187 - Peter J. Burt:
A pyramid-based front-end processor for dynamic vision applications. 1188-1200 - Kiran Bondalapati, Viktor K. Prasanna:
Reconfigurable computing systems. 1201-1217 - Bertrand Ducourthial, Alain Mérigot:
Parallel asynchronous computations for image analysis. 1218-1229 - Nicola Zingirian, Massimo Maresca:
On the efficiency of image and video processing programs on instruction level parallel processors. 1230-1243 - Tamás Roska, Ángel Rodríguez-Vázquez
Toward visual microprocessors. 1244-1257 - Massimo Bertozzi
Artificial vision in road vehicles. 1258-1271 - Zoran Duric, Wayne D. Gray
Integrating perceptual and cognitive modeling for adaptive and intelligent human-computer interaction. 1272-1289 - Brian Bowers:
After the tungsten filament. 1290-1293
Volume 90, Number 8, August 2002
- Howard Falk:
Prolog to technical advances in digital audio radio broadcasting in the united states. 1301-1302 - Christoph Faller, Biing-Hwang Juang, Peter Kroon, Hui-Ling Lou, Sean A. Ramprashad, Carl-Erik W. Sundberg:
Technical advances in digital audio radio broadcasting. 1303-1333 - Richard O'Donnell:
Prolog to JPEG2000: standard for interactive imaging. 1334-1335 - David S. Taubman
JPEG2000: standard for interactive imaging. 1336-1357 - Jim Esch:
Prolog to sensorless control of induction motors. 1358 - Joachim Holtz:
Sensorless control of induction motor drives. 1359-1394 - Jim Esch:
Prolog to multiresolution markov models for signal and image processing. 1395 - Alan S. Willsky:
Multiresolution Markov models for signal and image processing. 1396-1458 - Desmond P. Taylor:
Introduction to "Synchronous Communications". 1459-1460 - John P. Costas:
Synchronous communications. 1461-1466 - David Morton:
In his own words: John R. Pierce. 1467-1470
Volume 90, Number 9, September 2002
- Bijan Jabbari, Daniel O. Awduche, Yakov Rekhter, Jean C. Walrand:
Scanning the issue. 1475-1477 - Brian E. Carpenter, Kathleen M. Nichols:
Differentiated services in the Internet. 1479-1494 - Bur Goode:
Voice over Internet protocol (VoIP). 1495-1517 - H. Johnathan Chao:
Next generation routers. 1518-1558 - Johnathan P. Lang, John Drake:
Mesh network resiliency using GMPLS. 1559-1564 - Victor Firoiu, Jean-Yves Le Boudec, Don Towsley
Theories and models for Internet quality of service. 1565-1591 - Thomas M. Chen
Internet performance monitoring. 1592-1603 - Brian Bowers:
Discharge lighting brightens the night. 1604-1607
Volume 90, Number 10, October 2002
- Phil Deluca:
A review of thirty-five years of laser trimming with a look to the future. 1614-1619 - Yunlong Sun, Edward J. Swenson, Russ Barcey:
Reducing photoelectric response when functionally trimming with lasers. 1620-1626 - Yunlong Sun:
Laser link cutting for memory chip repair. 1627-1636 - Palash Das, Richard L. Sandstrom:
Advances in excimer laser technology for sub-0.25-μm lithography. 1637-1652 - Paul C. Allen:
Laser scanning for semiconductor mask pattern generation. 1653-1669 - Corey Dunsky:
High-speed microvia formation with UV solid-state lasers. 1670-1680 - Kanti Jain, Marc Zemel, Marc Klosner:
Large-area high-resolution lithography and photoablation systems for microelectronics and optoelectronics fabrication. 1681-1688 - Harry Shields, Steven W. Fornaca, Michael B. Petach, Rocco A. Orsini, Richard H. Moyer, Randall J. St Pierre:
Laser-produced plasma light source for extreme ultraviolet lithography. 1689-1695 - Brian Bowers:
Scanning our past from London-fluorescent lighting. 1696-1698
Volume 90, Number 11, November 2002
- Metin Akay:
Special issue on bioinformatics, part i: advances and challenges. 1703-1704 - Fawwaz T. Ulaby, Jim Calder:
Editorial - Proceedings of the IEEE: 2003-celebrating the cross pollination of ideas. 1705-1707 - J. Patrick Fitch, Shea N. Gardner, Thomas A. Kuczmarski, Stefan Kurtz, Rich Myers, Linda L. Ott, Thomas R. Slezak, Elizabeth A. Vitalis, Adam T. Zemla, Paula M. McCready:
Rapid development of nucleic acid diagnostics. 1708-1721 - Yves Moreau
Functional bioinformatics of microarray data: from expression to regulation. 1722-1743 - Sung-Bae Cho, Jungwon Ryu:
Classifying gene expression data of cancer using classifier ensemble with mutually exclusive features. 1744-1753 - Zina Ben-Miled, Nianhua Li, Glen M. Kellett, Bob Sipes, Omran A. Bukhres:
Complex life science multidatabase queries. 1754-1763 - Georgios S. Stamatakos, Dimitra D. Dionysiou
In silico radiation oncology: combining novel simulation algorithms with current visualization techniques. 1764-1777 - Ilya Shmulevich, Edward R. Dougherty, Wei Zhang:
From Boolean to probabilistic Boolean networks as models of genetic regulatory networks. 1778-1792 - Hillevi Lindroos, Siv G. E. Andersson:
Visualizing metabolic pathways: comparative genomics and expression analysis. 1793-1802 - Chiara Sabatti, Kenneth Lange:
Genomewide motif identification using a dictionary model. 1803-1810 - Frederik Nebeker:
In his own words: Vladimir Zworykin, television pioneer. 1811-1814
Volume 90, Number 12, December 2002
- Metin Akay:
Scanning the issue - bioinformatics, part II: genomics and proteomics engineering in medicine and biology. 1819-1821 - Xin-Yun Zhang, Fei Chen
Signal processing techniques in genomic engineering. 1822-1833 - Richard E. Green
Bootstrapping and normalization for enhanced evaluations of pairwise sequence comparison. 1834-1847 - Ning Lan, Ronald Jansen, Mark Gerstein:
Toward a systematic definition of protein function that scales to the genome level: defining function in terms of interactions. 1848-1858 - Elena Pirogova
Investigation of the structural and functional relationships of oncogene proteins. 1859-1867 - Olaf M. Lubeck, Christopher M. Sewell, Sheng Gu, Xian Chen, D. Michael Cai:
New computational approaches for de novo peptide sequencing from MS/MS experiments. 1868-1874 - Mor Peleg
Qualitative models of molecular function: linking genetic polymorphisms of tRNA to their functional sequelae. 1875-1886 - Tharappel C. James, Susan G. Campbell, Ursula M. Bond
Comparative analysis of global gene expression in lager and laboratory yeast strains grown in wort. 1887-1899 - Alfred N. Goldsmith:
The genesis of IRE [Institute of Radio Engineers]. 1900-1907
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