Research
Research interests, projects and publications
Current projects
I am currently involved with the Eureka Video Content Analysis for Automated Traffic Surveillance (VICATS) project. The research is aimed at developing more sophisticated systems for automatic surveillance of traffic on bridges and in tunnels. This is done in collaboration with my colleagues at URSUS group.
I am activelly taking part in a Serbian national research project aimed at applying advanced vector optimization methods to video processing.
Past projects
I took part in the the Coastline Security project with the Center for Coastline Security Technologies (CCST) project at FAU (done for the US Department of Navy). I was dealing with moving object segmentation. This research comprises the bulk of my PhD thesis.
Part of my research during my PhD studies was conducted within the Motorola financed project "One pass to production" at FAU, where we were looking at advanced ways to do hardware-software co-design.
I was affiliated with the Center for Cryptography and Information Security (CCIS) at FAU, where I attempted to crack the NTRU cryptographic system using the FAU's Beowulf cluster and parallel programming based on the MPI library. I also helped my friend and colleague Daniel Socek redesign his APL cluster.