Introduction

Welcome to my home page. This page contains my biography, portfolios, and recent publications.

Biography

Since the age of seven I have been programming and tinkering with computers and small electronic devices. LOGO is the first programming language that I used. Since then my knowledge of computing has grown out of my own interest for the virtual world. I commenced studying my undergraduate electrical and electronic engineering, and computer science double degree at The University of Western Australia in 2004. I plan to complete my computer science honours degree at the end of 2008. I plan to complete my electrical and electronic engineering final year project with OBEL at the end of 2009. My research interests include autonomous agent behaviour, computer vision, image processing, and pattern recognition. My hobbies include playing car racing simulations, tinkering with computers, fire twirling, juggling, programming, and photography. My other skills include computer networks and protocols, database analysis, sustainable and reusable program designs, systems analysis, and ability to independently quickly aquire and process information.

Current units

In first semester I am enrolled in scientific communication, and modelling complex systems. In second semester I am enrolled in computational intelligence, and mobile and wireless computing.

Portfolios

During my undergraduate studies, I have placed a few portfolios online.

Scientific Communication

The scientific communication portfolio was create in first semester, 2008.

Computer Vision

The computer vision portfolio was created in first semester, 2007.

Matthew Lydon's Photography Portfolio

I have placed a few of Matthew Lydon's Photography Portfolios on the temporarily on the Internet.

Portraits

Weddings

Recent Publications

C.Jenkins, J.Wan & et al., Application of Radial Symmetry for Caldera Detection, DICTA2008, Canberra, December 2008, in Digital Image Computing Techniques and Applications, IEEE Computing Society.