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 Professor Paul White
Professor in Statistical Signal Processing, Signal Processing and Control
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Paul White graduated from Portsmouth Polytechnic in 1985 with a degree in
Mathematics and in 1992 obtained his PhD in the ISVR studying the
application of adaptive filters to infrared sensor systems. In 1988 he
became a lecturer in ISVR, the lectureship being sponsored by the then
Admiralty Research Establishment (later to become DSTL Farnborough). He was
promoted to the position of Senior Lecturer in 1998 and became a Professor
in 2004. He is on the editorial board of the Journal of Condition
Monitoring and Diagnostic Engineering Management (COMADEM) and serves on the Executive
Team of the Signal Processing PN in the IEE.
Areas of Speciality and Interest
Paul White has special interests in
- Sonar signal processing,
including array processing and transient signal analysis
- Bio-acoustics
- Underwater acoustics
- Time-Frequency and
Time-Scale methods
- Non-linear systems
- Biomedical signal
processing, including analysis of heart sounds and ECG data
- Image processing: image
segmentation, de-blurring, matting and Cetacean photo ID
- Noise reduction in images
and speech
- Condition monitoring
Projects
Sperm
whale tracking
Snapping
Sounds in the English Channel
Ultrasonics And Underwater Acoustics
3-D
Chirp Profiler
Covelia
Speech
Enhancement
Beaked
whale references
Publications
For a list of recent publications click here
Email: prw@isvr.soton.ac.uk
Database
Updated by: Paul White on 8
August 2008
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