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Mauricio Hess-Flores
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I am a Postdoctoral Researcher working in the Institute for Data Analysis and Visualization (IDAV) at UCDavis. My original research area has involved large-scale 3D reconstruction from aerial images, which originally began as a joint project with Mark Duchaineau at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (now at Google, Inc.), and under the guidance of Prof. Ken Joy at UCDavis. I have continued to work on aerial reconstruction by means of the novel 'parallax paths' concept, which allows for more efficient feature matching, pose estimation and structure computation in such scenarios. More recent work includes the use of visualization techniques to aid in computer vision algorithm design and testing. Initial work began with Dr. Duchaineau and has continued with a number of publications involving IDAV PhD student Shawn Recker. I have also been working With Shawn and Jason Mak on fast and efficient multi-view triangulation, in order to compute scene structure more efficiently. I had previously graduated from the Universidad de Costa Rica with a BS and MS in Electrical Engineering. For my MS Thesis, I worked on facial feature extraction and face model adaptation for model-based coding, using image processing and computer vision techniques.
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- Mauricio Hess-Flores, Shawn Recker, Kenneth I. Joy, "Uncertainty, Baseline, and Noise Analysis for L1 Error-Based Multi-View Triangulation", in "22nd International Conference on Pattern Recognition (ICPR 2014)", 2014
- Misha Shashkov, Mauricio Hess-Flores, Shawn Recker, Kenneth I. Joy, "Towards Sensor-Aided Multi-View Reconstruction for High Accuracy Applications", 2014
- Jason Mak, Mauricio Hess-Flores, Shawn Recker, John D. Owens, Kenneth I. Joy, "GPU-Accelerated and Efficient Multi-View Triangulation for Scene Reconstruction", in "WACV 2014: IEEE Winter Conference on Applications of Computer Vision", 2014
