For alumni contact information and publications, see the IPS Lab web pages.

Current Students

• Kerry Dungan
• Amrita Ghosh
• Forest Lee-Elkin
• Subhojit Som
• Justin Ziniel

Past PhD Students

• Ravi Rajagopal, ATI, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
  PhD03, "An Algebraic View of Multidimensional Multiple-Input Multiple-Output Finite Impulse Response Equalizers."
  

• Ashutosh Sabharwal, Rice University, Houston, Texas.
  PhD99, "Model Based Signal Processing for Communications and Radar."

• Emre Ertin, Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio.
  PhD99, "Polarimetric Processing and Sequential Detection for Automatic Target Recognition Systems."

• Timothy R. Miller, XtremeSpectrum, Inc., Greenbelt, Maryland.
  PhD99, "Detection, Estimation, and Discrimination of Frequency Diverse Targets in Ultra-Wideband Synthetic Aperture Radar Data."

• Michael J. Gerry, Sensis Corp, Syracuse, New York.
  PhD97, "Two-Dimensional Inverse Scattering Based on the GTD Model."

• Da-Ming Chiang, Sony, San Jose, California.
  PhD96, "Parametric Signal Processing Techniques for Model Mismatch and Mixed Parameter Estimation."

• Daniel F. Stewart, Motorola, Schaumburg, Illinois. (S.C. Ahalt, co-advisor)
  PhD94, "Minimal Time-Frequency Localization Techniques and their Application to Image Compression,"

Past MS Thesis Students

• Stephen Yen.
  MS07, "Parametric estimation using electron paramagnetic resonance spectral models of over-modulated Lorentzian absorption and dispersion harmonics."

• Samir Sharma, University of Southern California, Los Angeles, California.
  MS07, "Three Dimensional Parameter Estimation from Sparse, Multipass Synthetic Aperture Radar."

• Linda Moore, University of Dayton, Dayton, Ohio.
  MS06, "Three-Dimensional Resolution for Circular Synthetic Aperture."

• Subhojit Som, Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio.
  MS06, "Parametric Approach to Spectal-Spatial Electron Paramagnetic Resonance Imaging."

• Petru Cociorva, Microsoft Corporation, Seattle, Washington.
  MS06, "Preconditioners for Sparse Linear Inversion."

• A. Tansu Demirbilek, Mercury Computer Systems, Chelmsford, Massachusetts.
  MS02, "Three Dimensional Estimation of Scattering Centers from Magnitude Radar Images."

• Oguz Demirci, Univesrity of New Mexico.
  MS02, "Parametric Modeling of Polarized Synthetic Aperture Radar Imagery."

• Anurag Jain, Epic Systems, Madison, Wisconsin.
  MS01, "On the Design of Wideband Arrays."

• Jawaharlal Tangudu, Texas Instruments, India.
  MS00, "Back Projection Algorithms for Ultra Wideband Radar Imaging."

• Ravikiran Rajagopal, API, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
  MS00, "Exact FIR Inverses of FIR Filters."

• Brian Rigling, Wright State University, Dayton, Ohio.
  MS00, ``Physics, Fisher and Phase: Information Content in SAR Images.''

• Michael Geile, Nova Engineering, Cincinnati, Ohio.
  MS96, "Investigation of Non-Parametric Techniques for Resolving Localized Point Scatterers from Radar Returns."

• Harvey Zien, Siemens, North Carolina. (R.L. Moses, co-advisor)
  MS95, "Clutter Statistics and Detection of Targets in Ultra-Wideband Synthetic Aperture Radar Imagery."

• Ashutosh Sabharwal, Rice University, Houston, Texas.
  MS95, "Constrained Signal Reconstruction."

• Timothy R. Miller, XtremeSpectrum, Inc., Greenbelt, Maryland.
  MS94, "Radio Frequency Interference Suppression for Foliage Penetrating Radar Imaging."

• Chung-Chi Li, ITRI, Hsinchu, Taiwan.
  MS93, "Electrocardiogram Signal Preprocessing for Noninvasive Diagnosis of Arrhythmia Vulnerability."

• Szi-Wen Chen, Chang Gung University, Dept Elect Engineering, Tao Yuan, Taiwan
  MS93, "Prony Modeling for Signal-Averaged Electrocardiogram Analysis."

• Da-Ming Chiang, Sony, San Jose, California.
  MS92, "Non-Redundant Channel Coding for Vector Quantization."

Senior Honors Theses

• Sean Winfree. Rockwell, Ithaca, NY.
  BS07, "Angle of Arrival Estimation using Received Signal Strength with Directional Antennas."

• Albert Joon-Soo Byun.
  BS05, "Analog Signal Conditionign Design for a Wireless Data Acquisition Device."

• Abdul Rahman Kalash, Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio.
  BS05, "Design and Implementation of Network Localization Service using Angel-Indexed Signal Strength Measurements."