Michel Roux

Ecole Nationale Supérieure des Télécommunications
Département TSI
46, rue Barrault
75634 Paris Cedex 13
FRANCE
Tel : (33) (01) 45 81 81 28 Fax : (33) (01) 45 81 37 94

E-Mail : michel.roux@tsi.enst.fr

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In few words...

I was born in 1964. I graduated from ENST in 1988, and received the PhD degree from ENST in Image and Signal Processing in 1992. My dissertation was on Multi-Source Image Registration, with an application to the registration of SPOT images and maps. My advisors were Henri Maîtreand Jaime Lopez-Krahe.

From March 1993 to October 1994, I was a Post-Doctoral Fellow at Carnegie Mellon University. I was in the MAPSLab with David Mckeown, and worked on building extraction from multiple images. I also won the MAPSLab's NCAA Basket Pool in 1994.

Since Octobre 1994, I'm back in the Département IMA of the ENST. My research activites are in computer vision, remote sensing and cartography. Most recently my focus has been on the generation of cartographic databases by simultaneous interpretation of aerial images and scanned maps.

I'm in charge for the ENST of the image processing lessons for two DEA (Diplome d'Etudes Approfondies) Sciences de l'Information Géographique and Méthodes Physiques en Télédétection.

To know a bit more...

You can look to my list of publications or to the part of our Annual Report related to my activities. Don't hesitate to contact me if you are interested.

Last update: 14 mars 1997 by Michel Roux.