| Course code | CTU15 |
| Course title | Digital Signal and Image Processing with Applications |
| Institution | Czech Technical University in Prague |
| Course address | Institute of Chemical Technology, Faculty of Chemical Engineering, Technicka 5, CZ-166 28 Prague 6, Czech Republic |
| City | Prague |
| Minimum year of study | 3rd year |
| Minimum level of English | None |
| Minimum level of French | None |
| Key words | Signal analysis, discrete Fourier transform, Wavelet transform, signal and image processing, digital filters, biomedical signals, environmental signals, energy consumption signals, Matlab environment |
| Language | English |
| Professor responsible | Ales PROCHAZKA |
| Telephone | 420 220 444 198 |
| Fax | 420 220 445 053 |
| A.Prochazka@ieee.org | |
| Participating professors | |
| Number of places | Minimum: 8, Maximum: 15, Reserved for local students: 0 |
| Objectives | The main goal of the course is to: 1. present selected mathematical and algorithmic structures in MATLAB environment used for signal analysis and processing 2. study fundamentals of discrete Fourier transform and its properties in connection with signal and image analysis and discretization 3. analyse principles if digital filtering in the time (FIR, IIR) and frequency domains for signal de-noising and image enhancement 4. discuss selected mathematical methods of signal analysis and to present fundamentals of wavelet transform in signal decomposition, modification and reconstruction with applications 5. summarize basic principles of signal modelling in its prediction using both linear and nonlinear methods including neural networks 6. present selected applications of signal processing in environmental engineering, biomedical signal and image processsing and energy consumption data prediction It is supposed that course participants will be able to use the MATLAB environment to solve selected problems of the interdisciplinary area of signal and image processing, to use its visualization tools, and to study selected applications of digital signal processing methods. |
| Programme to be followed | Five 3-hour lectures: 1. Algorithmization in the MATLAB environment, visualization, programming tools, data processing. 2. Principles of the discrete Fourier transform, properties, applications 3. Digital filtering using difference equations. Frequency domain filters 4. Approximation of functions. Discrete Wavelet transform, basic definitions, signal decomposition, de-noising, reconstruction 5. Signal prediction, linear models, neural networks, optimization Three 1 hour case studies: 1. Two-dimensional modelling of air pollution data 2. Energy consumption data analysis 3. EEG signal de-noising Four 2-hour seminar work: 1. Programming in MATLAB, structured data, computer graphics 2. Signal acquisition, visualization, analysis 3. Digital filters, graphical user interphase 4. Discussion of results One 4-hour excursion: Biomedical signal and image acquisition |
| Prerequisites | Basic knowledge of numerical mathematics. |
| Course exam | Continuous evaluation through laboratory exercises and an evaluation test at the end of the course. |
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