Digital Media Processing and Biometrics University of Hertfordshire

Overview

The aim of this Digital Media Processing and Biometrics course at the University of Hertfordshire is to conduct research and make original contributions to the advancement of knowledge in the following areas.

• Machine Learning, in particular Deep Learning for data mining and knowledge discovery
• Computer Vision technologies for object detection, recognition and tracking
• Biometrics (Face, Voice, and Multimodality) for forensics and security, Automatic Number Plate Recognition (ANPR), Big Data Architectures for Biometrics and Security
• De-identification for privacy protection
• Generative Adversarial Synthesis for attribute controlled image adaption, automatic text/image caption generation
• Speech Technology for speech recognition and spoken human-machine interaction
• Language Technology, including natural language processing and text mining
• Processing and Analysis of biomedical signals (brain, heart, muscles and body motions)
• Digital Media Processing including Content Based Multi-Media Retrieval, Big Data Architectures for Efficient Information Processing, Data (Multi-media) Analytics
• Computer Vision, Soft Computing (Fuzzy Logic, Neural Networks, Genetic Algorithms,), Deep Learning and Information Fusion for Decision Making
• Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS) including Advanced Driver Assisted Systems (ADAS, information fusion from real time sensor data, adaptive vehicle design

What’s next for my career?

Our PhD programmes enable students to develop specialist research skills and knowledge. We aim to provide PhD projects that will challenge and in some cases even inspire our students. If you are self-motivated and want to improve your ability to understand and solve engineering problems, then a PhD with us may be right for you.