Researchers Websites

Assistant Professor at the University of Waterloo. Source coding, computer vision, and interative decoding.

Variations on Lempen Ziv coding.

Universal algorithms, multiresolution methods, wavelets and fractals, rate-distortion theory, and quantizer theory.

Coauthor of "The Data Compression Book." Addisoft Consulting, Inc.

Perfect Reconstruction Non-Linear Filter Banks, the Motion Transform. Formerly a student at Georgia Tech.

University of Melbourne. Interests include text, image, and index compression.

Computer vision, image processing, motion, and compression.

Joint Source-channel coding, image and video processing. Assistant professor at University of Texas at Dallas.

Assistant professor at Mississippi State. Image and video processing and coding.

Author of the Archive Comparison Test (data compression benchmarks) and researcher in the area of cryptography and distributed computing.

Huffman Coding (including n-ary Huffman Template Algorithm). At Tadiran Scopus.

Digital Image and Video Communication Systems, Adaptive and Multiresolution Compression Techniques, and Joint Source-Channel Coding For Transmission Over Broadcast Channels and Packet Networks. Assistant Professor at USC.

The Data Compression Conference.

Coauthor of "Managing Gigabytes." Professor of CS at the University of Waikato.

Works at JPL. Information-ZIP, gzip, zlib, and PNG.

Professor at Berkeley. Image and video compression.

Chair of CS department at Duke. Interests include dynamic Huffman codes, arithmetic coding, lossless image compression, and motion compensation for video coding.

Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy, NY. Research interests and publications.

IRISA, Rennes. Robust source coding, joint source/channel codes. Publications, resources, teaching.

Vector quantization for signal compression and classification.

Author of "Managing Gigabytes." CS department head at the University of Canterbury.

Image Processing, Computer Vision, and Communication Theory. Professor at Purdue.

Rate-distortion theory, source coding. Professor at Princeton.

Author of gzip, zlib, coauthor of "The Data Compression Book. "

Hochschule für Telekommunikation, Leipzig, (University of Applied Sciences). Field: Information and Coding Theory. Research interests: Data compression, image coding, signal processing. Textbook on Image Data Compression.

Lossless data compression based on the Burrows-Wheeler Transformation (BWT), medical image processing, consultant for project management.

Image and video processing. Assistant Professor of ECE at UIUC.

Audio-visual interaction and collaboration, video coding and multimedia communication.

Professor of Electrical Engineering at Caltech. Communications, compression, information theory, image processing.