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Visual Computing
and Image Processing Lab (VCIPL) at Oklahoma State
University (OSU) is dedicated to both fundamental
and applied research in the areas of computer
vision, image/video processing, multimedia,
biomedical imaging and remote sensing data analysis.
In particular, we are interested in inference and
learning problems involving geometry,
shape, appearance, kinematics, dynamics, and semantics, which are essential
for many vision tasks both at the object-level, such
as object detection, recognition, localization,
tracking, and at the scene-level, video mining and
image/video understanding.
VCIPL was founded in 2001, and Dr. Guoliang Fan was
appointed as the lab director. The VCIPL is now
located in ATRC233 with more than 600 square feet
space. Since 2001, VCIPL has been
funded by OSU, NSF, NIH, NASA, OCAST, and Army Research Office (ARO), etc.
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