Dr Dimitrios Makris
Lecturer
Digital Imaging Research Centre
Faculty of Computing, Information
Systems and Mathematics
Kingston University, UK
Dr Dimitrios Makris is a lecturer in the
Faculty of Computing, Information Systems and Mathematics, Kingston
University, London. He received
his first degree in
Electrical
and Computer Engineering from Aristotle University of Thessaloniki in
1999 and
his PhD in Computer Vision from City University, London in 2004. He
worked as a research assistant at Kingston University in 2003 and
appointed as a lecturer in 2004.
His
research interests are in the area of Image Processing, Computer Vision
and Machine Learning. He is especially
interested in Visual Surveillance, 3D Reconstruction and Design of
Complex Vision Systems.
He is a member of the British Machine Vision Association (BMVA) and the
Insitute of Electrical & Electronics Engineers (IEEE).
He also teaches Unified Modelling Language (UML) and Image Processing
to undergraduate and postgraduate students. Next year, he will also
teach Game AI.
Research
Research Topics
Research Projects
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PRoCeSS:
Pose Recovery in Context Specific Scenarios
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MEDUSA:
Multi Environment Deployable Universal Software Application |
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REVEAL:
Recovering Evidence from Video by fusing Video Evidence
Thesaurus and Video Meta-Data |
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IMCASM:
Intelligent Multi-Camera Surveillance And Monitoring |
Undergraduate Projects