Ioannis Stamos,
Professor Department of Computer Science Hunter College and the Graduate Center The City University of New York
PHOTO Credit: Allan Shoemake
Professor Ioannis Stamos is
working in the areas of Computer Vision and Computer Graphics.
His current research interests are in the broad area of
photorealistic 3-D model acquisition and the utilization of
dense range 3-D data. He has been working on range image
segmentation, 3-D modeling and range to image registration
algorithms. He received his Ph.D. from the Computer Science
Department of Columbia University on 2001, his M.S. and
M.Phil. from the same department and his Diploma of
Engineering from the University of
Patras (Department of Computer Engineering), Greece.
Professor Stamos is a recipient of the Faculty
Early
Career
Development Award (CAREER) by the National
Science
Foundation.
He is currently supported by a number of NSF awards. Results
from previously funded NSF-sponsored research can be found here.
Fall 2012 at the Graduate Center
3D Computer Vision [Wed. 9:30-11:30]
Fall 2011 at the Graduate Center
Advanced Algorithms in 3D Computer Vision [Wed. 9:30-11:30]
Research
Computer
Vision
and Graphics Lab
