Seminars (Fall 2005)

Departmental Seminars (COMP 690 & COMP 691) Fall 2005

The regular seminar time slot is Monday, 4-5pm. Those held in other time slots are shown in Other Departmental Seminars. All seminars listed here count towards fulfilling the COMP 690/691 requirements.

Date & Time Venue Title Speaker Host
05 Sep 2005, Mon (16:00-17:00) LTF PG Orientation Prof. Long Quan
HKUST		 L. Quan
12 Sep 2005, Mon (16:00-17:00) LTF Layering As Optimization Decomposition [Cancelled] Prof. Mung Chiang
Princeton Univ.		 G. Chan
19 Sep 2005, Mon (16:00-17:00)   No Seminar (Public Holiday)    
26 Sep 2005, Mon (16:00-17:00) LG1332 (Lib.) Library Research Workshop for COMP PGs & Research Staff Lib. Staff  
03 Oct 2005, Mon (16:00-17:00) LTF Optimal Boundary Triangulations of an Interpolating Ruled Surface Dr. Kai Tang
Dept. of Mech. Eng., HKUST		 L. Quan
10 Oct 2005, Mon (16:00-17:00) LTF Next Generation Visualization Interfaces Prof. Kwan-Liu Ma
Univ. of California, Davis		 H. Qu
17 Oct 2005, Mon (16:00-17:00) LTF Combinatorial Problems in Network Broadcasting Lap Chi Lau
Univ. of Toronto		 M. Golin
24 Oct 2005, Mon (16:00-17:00)   No Seminar    
31 Oct 2005, Mon (16:00-17:00)   No Seminar    
07 Nov 2005, Mon (16:00-17:00) LTF The XSD-Builder Specification Language: Toward a semantic view of XML Schema Definition Dr. Joseph Fong
City Univ. of HK		 W. Ng
14 Nov 2005, Mon (16:00-17:00) LTF Similarity-based Search over Time Series and Trajectory Data Dr. Lei Chen
HKUST		 L. Chen
21 Nov 2005, Mon (16:00-17:00) LTF Co-Designing the Mobile User Interface Dr. David Williams
Founder & Lead Partner of Majire		 V. Shen
28 Nov 2005, Mon (16:00-17:00) LTF Synthesis of Real-Time Implementations from Component-Based Software Models Dr. Zonghua Gu
HKUST		 Z. Gu
05 Dec 2005, Mon (16:00-17:00) LTF Collaborative & Cognitive Networking and Open Spectrum Dr. Qian Zhang
HKUST		 Q. Zhang

Other Departmental Seminars (COMP 690 & COMP 691) Fall 2005

Date & Time Venue Title Speaker Host
02 Sep 2005, Fri (14:00-15:00) Rm2404 Image and Wavelet Inpainting Prof. Tong Chan, Department of Mathematics, UCLA L. Quan
06 Sep 2005, Tue (16:30-18:30) LTA The Free Software Movement and the GNU/Linux Operating System Richard Stallman D. Wu
07 Sep 2005, Wed (16:00-17:00) LTG Services Sciences and Engineering - The Intersection of Management and Computing Sciences Stuart I. Feldman
IBM T. J. Watson Research Center		 V. Shen
14 Oct 2005, Fri (15:00-16:00) Rm2404 Image-Based Rendering of Dynamic Scenes Dr. Sing Bing Kang
Microsoft Corporation 		C.K. Tang
19 Oct 2005, Wed (10:30-11:30) Rm3464 GPGP: General Purpose Computation using Graphics Processors Prof. Dinesh Manocha
Univ. of North Carolina at Chapel Hill		 H. Qu
03 Nov 2005, Thu (15:00-16:00) Rm3311 Combinations of Range Data and Panoramic Images - New Opportunities in 3D Scene Modeling Prof. Reinhard Klette
The Univ. of Auckland 		L. Quan
12 Dec 2005, Mon (11:00-12:00) Rm2302 Ontology Engineering from a Database Perspective Dr. Gottfried Vossen
Univ. of Muenster 		F. Lochovsky
12 Dec 2005, Mon (16:00-17:00) LTH What is Web 2.0? Prof. Bebo White
Stanford Univ. 		V. Shen
14 Dec 2005, Web (16:00-17:00) LTH Local detection of selfish routing behavior in ad hoc networks Dr. Jonathan Shapiro
Michigan State Univ. 		S.C. Cheung
16 Dec 2005, Fri (11:00-12:00) LTG Recent Advances and Challenges in Mobile Wireless Multimedia Communications Prof. Chang-Wen Chen
Florida Institute of Technology 		Q. Zhang
17 Dec 2005, Sat (14:00-16:00) Rm4480 Virtual Computing Environment (given in Putonghua) Prof. Nong Xiao
China National Univ. of Defense Technology 		Y. Liu
16 Jan 2005, Mon (11:00-12:00) LTF Measuring the Performance of Multimedia Instruction Sets Prof. Alan Jay Smith
UC Berkeley 		L. Ni

Fangzhen Lin is the seminar coordinator for Fall 2005.

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