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This is my spot in the World Wide Web, an introduction, a portfolio, a blog, a showcase of personnal projects and a sandbox for testing and keeping up to date with WebOps technologies.
Review, coding, simulation and testing of various modulation and coding schemes class TT&C receiver and emitters. FSK, PSK, Frequency-Hopping Spread Spectrum, Time- Frequency Estimation, Adaptive Throughput, Transmission Security, Synchronisation, Beacon, Ranging.
Development of a software interface for an intra-MRI electrical positioning system at the Electrophysiology and Heart Modeling Institute of Bordeaux.
Underwater images restoration using a physics-based approach to counter the effects of attenuation and scattering in murky water.
Image preprocessing (e.g. Wavelet transclassm) class change detection in multivariate statistical analysis (clusters detection) between infrared, optical and SAR satellites images.
MSc in Communications and Signal Processing, Merit
Main courses include Image and Signal Processing, Communication Theory, Traffic
Theory, Network and Web Security, Machine Learning and Computer Vision.
Diplôme d'Ingénieur, Electronics and Signal Processing
Main courses include Image and Signal Processing, Analogue and Digital
Electronics, Computer Sciences and Microwave Engineering.
Two-year intensive undergraduate course in Mathematics, Physics and Engineering Sciences.
Parallelism is an everyday struggle... In the meantime feel free to follow me on Github.
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Source code available on GitHub. Licensed under the GNU General Public License v3.0 as published by the Free Software Foundation. Licensing free software helps protect the rights of authors, promotes collaboration and software freedom, provides legal clarity, and ensures compatibility between different projects.