Jesse Scott

Jesse Scott is currently a Ph.D. Candidate at the Computer Science and Engineering Department at Penn State. He is a member of the Laboratory for Perception, Action, and Cognition as well as the Micro Design Laboratory.  His research interests are in the areas of computer vision and image processing algorithm development, designing for hardware implementations, embedded system design, FPGA technology, logic minimization, and human perception.

Jesse is involved with various service activities. He serves as the vice president of the Engineering Graduate Student Council and as a Sub-committee chair of the University Park Allocation Committee.

Jesse is a student member of ACM, a student member of IEEE, and a member of IEEE Computer Society.

Research Interests:

Computer vision, image processing, algorithm development, designing for hardware implementation, embedded system design, FPGA technology, logic minimization, human perception

Selected Publications:

Scott, J.; Pusateri, M.A., "Towards Real-time Hardware Gamma Correction for Dynamic Contrast Enhancement," Applied Imagery Pattern Recognition Workshop, 2009. AIPR '09. 38th IEEE, 14-16 Oct. 2009.

Scott, J.; Pusateri, M.A.; Cornish, D., "Kalman filter based video background estimation," Applied Imagery Pattern Recognition Workshop, 2009. AIPR '09. 38th IEEE, 14-16 Oct. 2009.

Williams, E.; Pusateri, M.A.; Scott, J., "Biologically-inspired Visible and Infrared Camera technology development," Applied Imagery Pattern Recognition Workshop, 2009. AIPR '09. 38th IEEE, 14-16 Oct. 2009.

Scott, J.; Pusateri, M.; Mushtaq, M.U., "Comparison of 2D median filter hardware implementations for real-time stereo video," Applied Imagery Pattern Recognition Workshop, 2008. AIPR '08. 37th IEEE, pp.1-6, 15-17 Oct. 2008.

Scott, J.; Tutwiler, R.; Pusateri, M., "Hyper-spectral content aware resizing," Applied Imagery Pattern Recognition Workshop, 2008. AIPR '08. 37th IEEE, vol., no., pp.1-7, 15-17 Oct. 2008.