Daniel Wedge

Hello. I'm a PhD student in Computer Science at the University of Western Australia, located in sunny Perth, Australia.

Research interests

I work in the field of Computer Vision, the challenge of making computers see. More specifically, my research is based around sports video sequence analysis, with some relevant topics including:

• Video sequence synchronisation
• Projective geometry
• Feature detection
• Stereo matching
• Ball / object tracking

My supervisors are Dr Du Huynh and Dr Peter Kovesi.

Publications

• Daniel Wedge, Du Huynh, and Peter Kovesi. Using Space-Time Interest Points for Video Sequence Synchronization. Machine Vision Applications, 2007.
• Daniel Wedge, Du Huynh, and Peter Kovesi. Motion Guided Video Sequence Synchronization. Asian Conference on Computer Vision, 2006.
• Daniel Wedge, Peter Kovesi, and Du Huynh. Trajectory Based Video Sequence Synchronization. Digital Image Computing: Techniques and Applications, 2005.
• Daniel Wedge, Du Huynh, and Peter Kovesi. Tracking Footballs Through Clutter in Broadcast Digital Videos. Image and Vision Computing New Zealand, 2004.

Teaching

I've been involved in some way (lab demonstrating / tutoring / marking) with the following units:

• Foundations of IT
• Computing for Engineers and Scientists
• Java Programming
• Intro to Graphics
• Data Structures and Algorithms
• Professional Computing
• Computer Vision

Contact details

I am usually in lab 2.09 in the Computer Science building, otherwise you can email me (if you're not a spambot, you'll do the obvious thing).