Kevin W. Bowyer
My PhD Graduates and Where They Are Now

  • Christopher Middendorff
    Hard and soft biometrics systems, 2009.
    Progeny Systems Corporation, Manassas, Virginia.

  • Timothy Faltemier
    Advances in 3D face recognition, 2007. (co-advisor with Professor Patrick Flynn)
    Progeny Systems Corporation, Manassas, Virginia.

  • Xiaomei Liu
    Optimizations in iris recognition, 2006. (co-advisor with Professor Patrick Flynn)
    Senior Software Engineer, EMC Corporation, Boston.

  • Ping Yan
    Ear biometrics in human identification, 2006.
    Swift Biometrics, Seattle.

  • Xin Chen
    Modeling the human face through multiple view three-dimensional stereopsis: A survey and comparitive analysis of facial recognition over multiple modalities, 2006. (co-advisor with Professor Patrick Flynn)
    Software Engineer, Navteq Corporation, Chicago.

  • Kyong ("Jin") Chang
    New multi-biometrics approaches for improved person identification, 2004.
    Principal Engineer, Philips Medical Systems, Seattle.

  • Jaesik Min
    Improved range image segmentation through feedback from empirical performance evaluation, 2002.
    Korea IT Industry Promotion Agency, Korea.

  • Michael Heath
    Dual projection computer-aided detection for mammography, 2000.
    Senior Development Engineer, Kodak Corporation, Rochester, New York.

  • Maha Y. Sallam
    Image unwarping and difference analysis: a technique for detecting abnormalities in mammograms, 1997.
    Director and VP of Regulatory Affairs and Clinical Testing, Icad, incorporated. (NASDAQ symbol "Icad")

  • Melanie Sutton
    Object recognition through reasoning about functionality with visual sensing and robotic manipulation, 1997.
    Associate Professor, Department of Computer Science, University of West Florida.

  • Adam W. Hoover
    The space envelope representation of 3-D scenes, 1996.
    Associate Professor, Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, Clemson University.

  • Kevin Green
    Generic recognition of articulated objects through reasoning about potential function, 1996.
    Aerospace Corporation.

  • Kevin S. Woods
    Automated Image Analysis Techniques for Digital Mammography, 1994.
    Director and VP of Research & Development, Icad, Incorporated. (NASDAQ symbol "Icad")

  • David Wayne Eggert
    Aspect graphs of solids of revolution, 1991
    Associate Professor, Computer Science, University of New Haven.

  • John Hayden Stewman
    Viewer-centered representations for polyhedral objects: computing the exact perspective projection aspect graph of an object bounded by planar faces, 1991.
    Visiting Assistant Professor, Department of Computer Science, Eckerd College.

  • Louise Stark
    Achieving generalized object recognition through reasoning about association of function to structure, 1990.
    Professor of Computer Engineering and Associate Dean of Engineering, Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, University of the Pacific.