My Webpages
Teaching
-
ECE4893A/CS4803MPG:
Multicore and GPU Programming for Video
Games -
F 2007,
F 2008
(with
Sean Lee)
- ECE4893A: Electronics for Music Synthesis
Sp 2008 - Almost all my lectures from Spring 2008 are available
in on blip.tv! Please consider
donating if you find them
useful.
- ECE4803B: Theory and Design of Music Synthesizers -
Sp 2006, F 2006 - Almost all my lectures from Fall 2006 are available
in RealVideo format! Please consider
donating if you find them
useful.
- ECE2025: Introduction to Signal Processing (lectures) - Su 2003,
F 2003, Su 2004, Su 2005, F 2005, Su 2006, Su 2007, Su 2008
- ECE2025: Introduction to
Signal Processing (recitations) - F 2001, F 2002, Sp 2007, F 2007, Sp 2008
- ECE6279: Spatial Array Processing - Sp 2005, Sp 2007
- ECE7251: Signal Detection and Estimation - Sp 2002, Sp 2003,
Sp 2004
- ECE434: Random Processes (at UIUC) - F 2000
Research
- Old page on a DARPA-funded Passive Radar project
from my UIUC days (no longer actively maintained, kept up for archival
purposes)
- Pattern Theoretic ATR Page (sponsored by AFOSR)
Overall Interests:
Statistical signal processing, Grenander's pattern theory
Applied Research: Radar systems, target tracking, image reconstruction,
automatic target recognition
Other Interests: Music synthesis,
information theory, radio astronomy, crystallography
Current Students
Former Students
Previous Positions
- I held the
Demetrius
T. Paris Junior Professorship, a special chair for the development
of young faculty, from 2004-2007.
- Postdoctoral Research Associate (Aug. 1998 to Aug. 2001)
Visiting Assistant Professor (Aug. 2000 to Aug. 2002)
Univ. of Illinois at Urbana Champaign
Coordinated Science Laboratory
Project:
Design and Optimization of Passive and Active Imaging Radar,
focusing
on detection, tracking, imaging, and identification of aircraft via reflected
commercial television and FM radio signals.
Faculty: Richard Blahut, Yoram Bresler, Weng Chew, Pierre Moulin, David Munson
Graduate: M.S. (May 1995) and D.Sc. (Aug. 1998)
in Electrical Engineering
Advisors:
Profs.
Michael Miller and
Donald
Snyder.
I worked in the
Electronic Systems and Signals Research Laboratory.
My graduate work focused on applying Grenander's pattern theory to automatic target
recognition in infrared scenes. Most of this work was funded by
the U.S. Army Center for Imaging Science.
Undergraduate:
Triple major in computer science,
electrical engineering,
and music
(May 1993).
As a music major, I focused on theory and composition.
Coordinates
School of Electrical and Computer Engineering
Georgia Institute of Technology
Mail Code 0250
Atlanta, GA 30332
Voice: 404-385-2548
Fax: 404-894-8363
E-mail: lanterma/at/ece/dot/gatech/dot/edu
(remove slashes, change "at"
and "dot" to appropriate punctuation - at this point it's probably pointless
for me to try fighting the spambots, but I might as well try!)
Office: Centergy One 5212
Assorted Activities and Fun Stuff
My wife Joyce's
web page, with a billion photos, and her
livejournal
(best source for information as to what I've
been doing lately outside of work).
My wife and I sing in the
Dekalb Choral Guild
We also like to go Contra
dancing and
waltzing
Previous Research Projects:
-
Automatic target recognition
for forward-looking infrared sensors
-
Bayesian texture analysis via Gauss-Markov random fields
- Astronomical imaging (compensation for CCD read-out
noise and space-varying point spread)
- Atmospheric wavefront simulation
- Medical imaging (regularization methods for
maximum-likelihood SPECT)
Last modified 6/17/07.
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