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Image Analysis Lab
| Location | CS 2236 |
| Mission | Computer vision, computer graphics, medical imaging, animation and simulation, image-based rendering, physics-based modeling. |
| Hardware | X86 PC, 3D camera, image capture hardware |
| Operating system | MS Windows, Linux |
| Software | MS Windows, Visual Studio .Net, MS Office |
| Details | Our work focuses on explaining visual data for Computer Vision, Computer Graphics and Medical Image Analysis, through the appropriate physical and statistical models. A central interest is in modeling the interaction of 3D shape and illumination, |
| Funding | Dept. of Justice (subcontract to Notre Dame), NSF-ITR (subcontract to Rutgers), NIH (NIDA) |
| Coordinator | Dr. Dimitris Samaras |
| Lab web page | http://www.cs.sunysb.edu/~ial |
