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Wednesday, September 26, 2007

"but that can’t be — it’s still in Google Maps!": Making maps using commercial overflights

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Paul Currion talks (in Open street Map and the next disaster ) about the need for Google maps to be updated for disasters. As we know, com...
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Cognitive Dissonance

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No, that would be "We're in front of you, Discovery" Thank you Nasawatch . Let's enjoy pictures like this one before the ...
Tuesday, September 25, 2007

Don't mess with the Pyramids, people take it personnally

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When Michel Barsoum came in town to present his latest findings I was not expecting that it would have any relevancy to an items of my res...
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On the difficulty of Autism diagnosis: Can we plot this better ?

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[ New Update : see here on the Challenge, results and survey ] [Update: I have put some update in the text of this entry to reflect my bette...
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Monday, September 24, 2007

Guiding Intent

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No MRI for you: It looks as though one of the primary reason for not using MRI to detect behavior ( and make money off of it ) is not becaus...
Friday, September 21, 2007

Compressed Sensing: How to wow your friends.

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Here is a short example showing the power of Compressed Sensing. I modified a small program written by Emmanuel Candes from his short cour...
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Tuesday, September 18, 2007

Imaging from the sky: When You Become The Map

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There is a new call from the HASP folks about submitting new payloads to be flown next year in a NASA high altitude balloon. Deadline is De...
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Friday, September 14, 2007

Search and Rescue: New Directions.

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After the heartbreaking results of GeoCam and Hyper-GeoCam during HASP 2007, we are going to investigate the same type of technique from l...
Wednesday, September 12, 2007

Compressed Sensing: Oil, Curvelets, Missing Data and a Condition on strong CS

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There is a new batch of Compressed Sensing articles showing up on the Rice Compressed Sensing site . I am told by Mark Davenport that the ...
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Tuesday, September 11, 2007

This is how science is done, trial and error in the mud.

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As noted by the HASP folks , one of our payload fell into the mud after landing from a 37 km fall with a parachute. We just got the cameras ...