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23 April 2010, 16:54 UTCCOINSS: Castle's Thesis
Some details on Castle's 1998 thesis, and links so people can find it. Updated 2010-05-02
23 April 2010, 0:36 UTCBayesian motion models of LPB
Lin & Goodrich at Brigham Young are working on Bayesian
motion models for generating probability maps. They have an
interesting model, but need GPS tracks to train it. It's a nice
complement to our approach, and it will be interesting to see how they compare.
19 November 2009, 0:29 UTCTwin Engine Quip
From a list of pilot quotes:
"When one engine fails on a twin-engine airplane, you always have enough power left to get you to the scene of the crash."
31 May 2009, 9:53 UTCAMDR & ESW II
30 January 2009, 1:44 UTC99% of those found alive...
5 July 2008, 0:27 UTCAMDR & ESW
23 June 2008, 19:08 UTCProbabilty Mapper README
9 June 2008, 18:10 UTCAutomated Image Segmentation
5 June 2008, 19:47 UTCESRI SAR Articles
8 May 2008, 1:56 UTCMore wireframes
16 February 2008, 11:52 UTCSpreading probability around
18 November 2007, 0:19 UTCInteresting Papers on GIS
2 November 2007, 2:59 UTCSAR Spotlight Forum
22 September 2007, 0:25 UTCRe-Post: Comments on O'Connor
14 September 2007, 13:48 UTCBlog links, MTurk
28 June 2007, 10:52 UTCACFR & Nuit Blanche
25 April 2007, 2:24 UTCRabbit on Search Management
2 April 2007, 20:31 UTCLandmine probability maps
2 April 2007, 10:20 UTCSyrotuck's Data
Jim has begun an ISRID blog. Take a look at his entries on the Steve Fossett search.
I am also experimenting with Blogger. http://sarbayes.blogspot.com
Mechanical Turk: It occurs to me that with multiple-scans of the same image, we may be able to estimate a confusion matrix for the average Mechanical Turk "sensor", and given that we know how long people spend on an image, possibly something like a sweep width.
Now if only I could work on this in my day job.
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