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Professor Anton van den Hengel
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Prof van den Hengel is the founding Director of The Australian Centre for Visual Technologies (ACVT), an interdisciplinary research centre focussing on innovation in the production and analysis of visual digital media. Prof van den Hengel has had over 70 publications, 2 patents, 3 patent applications, more than $4 million in research funding, and over $1 million in consulting. Current research interests include interactive image-based modelling, large-scale video surveillance, and image-based search of multi-million image databases.
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Qualifications
Ph. D. in Computer Science 1995 – 2000 Adelaide University Robust Estimation of Structure from Motion in the Uncalibrated Case Masters Degree in Computer Science 1993 – 1994 Adelaide University Thesis: Enhancing a Direct Method of Determining Shape from Shading. Bachelor of Laws 1989 - 1993 Adelaide University Bachelor of Mathematical Science 1988 - 1991 Adelaide University Major: Computer SciencePublicationsPublications available through the Adelaide library include:
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