Programs, data and valorisation

Real STAP data from DGA/MI: visit Club STAP website and contact Jean Philippe Ovarlez to have a login/password.

For SAR data and codes for robust change detection, visit the homepage of Ammar Mian

For temporal series of hyperspectral images, we have use the Breizh Crops data.

This ANR project has participated to the funding of the 2019 Summer School of GRETSI assocation in Peyresq (June 30th – July 6th). The topic this year was “Information Geometry for signal and image processing”.

This ANR project has organized the Statistical learning for signal and image processing workshop in Annecy 2019 July 15th-16th

This ANR project will co-organize the Statistical learning for signal and image processing workshop in Rüdesheim to July 5th - July 7th 2021.

A GdR ISIS day will be organized in 2020 June 8th. Its title is "Covariance matrix advances for machine learning" and the program is available here.

A GdR ISIS day will be organized in 2020 July 10th. Its title is "Géométrie différentielle et estimation sur variétés" and the program is available here.

We will organize a special session, entitled "Recent Advances in Differential Geometry for Signal and Image Processing" at EUSIPCO 2020 in 2021. The program is here.

We will organize a special session, entitled "Robust Multi-Sensor Signal Processing: Challenges and Perspectives'' at ASILOMAR 2020. The program is here.

Tutorial EUSIPCO 2018, "Robust Covariance and Subspace Learning: dealing with high-dimensionality and small sample support", given by F. Pascal, A. Breloy and G. Ginolhac. The slides are available here.

Tutorial IEEE RadarConf 2019, "Robust estimation and detection schemes in non-standard conditions for radar, array processing and imaging", given by J.P. Ovarlez

Tutorial IEEE RadarConf 2020, "Robust Estimation and Detection Schemes in non-Standard Conditions for Radar, Array Processing and Imaging", given by J.P. Ovarlez

Tutorial IEEE RadarConf 2020, "Robust statistical framework for radar change detection applications", given by A. Breloy and G. Ginolhac. The slides are here and here.