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TELIN Welcome to the Department of Telecommunications and Information Processing at the Ghent University

Currently, our department consists of the following research groups, each with their own website:

DDCM Database Document and Content Management

Digital information sources are growing tremendously. 'Big Data' sets which are too large or too complex cannot be efficiently handled by traditional information management systems. More and more organizations nowadays put large efforts in efficiently collecting, organizing and managing their data. DDCM research aims to support these efforts by investigating and developing new technologies for coping with the many challenges that stem from 'Big Data' and from the natural heterogeneous and imperfect/uncertain character of information.

DIGCOM Digital Communications

The topics studied in the DIGCOM research group are: Modulation/Demodulation, Coding/Decoding, Carrier and Clock Synchronisation, and Equalization.

GAIM Group for Artificial Intelligence and Sparse Modelling

GAIM’s research is at the intersection of machine learning, signal processing and information theory. We are developing algorithms for representation learning, deep learning and sparse coding for pattern recognition and classification, analysis of high-dimensional signals and information recovery from partial and corrupted data. We are also studying inference in generic probabilistic graphical models and reasoning under uncertainty. The application areas of our research include machine vision, biomedical processing, remote sensing and art investigation.

IPI Image Processing and Interpretation

Within the IPI research group the following topics are being studied: Watershed Based Segmentation, Content Based Image Retrieval, Edges and Line Detection, Model-Based Image Interpretation, Motion Estimation and Motion-Based Segmentation, Scale Space, Stereo Vision, Texture segmentation, Image processing techniques for the detection of buried landmines, Techniques for restoration and quantitative image analysis of medical ultrasound images, Compression of medical images and video.

SMACS Stochastic Modeling and Analysis of Communication Systems

The main applications of the work done by this group are situated in the performance assessment of digital communication systems and networks. The research activities of the SMACS Research Group can be more or less divided in two parts. The major topic is the statistical analysis of buffers for the storage of digital information, by means of discrete-time queueing models. The second (minor) topic is the design, analysis and optimization of ARQ retransmission protocols.

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Personnel

These are our TELIN members from the following groups shown with these colors:

TELIN DDCM DIGCOM GAIM IPI SMACS

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Researchers:

Secretary:

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Courses

TELIN Courses

DDCM

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Advanced Databases (E018441)ENNL
Database Management(E765026)ENNL
Databases (E018110)ENNL
Databases (C003771)ENNL
Databases (C003803)ENNL
Document Processing (E018921)ENNL
Management of Imperfect Data (E018221)ENNL
Relational Databases (E761028)ENNL
DIGCOM
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Advanced Modulation and Coding (E012210)ENNL
Communication Theory (E012110)ENNL
Estimation and Decision Techniques (E003421)ENNL
Game Theory with Engineering Applications (E003700)ENNL
Information Theory (E003600)ENNL
Modulation and Detection (E012130)ENNL
GAIM
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Artificial Intelligence (E016330)ENNL
Computer Graphics (E016712)ENNL
Probabilistic Graphical Models (E016340)ENNL
IPI
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Computer Graphics (E016712)ENNL
Computer Vision (E736020)ENNL
Data Structures and Algorithms (E736030)ENNL
Digital Electronics (E731036)ENNL
Embedded Systems: Hardware Synthesis (E731037)ENNL
Estimation and Decision Techniques (E003421)ENNL
Image Processing (E010310)ENNL
Information Technology and Data Processing (E076340)ENNL
Multimedia (E735025)ENNL
Optimisation Techniques (E004120)ENNL
SMACS
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Applied Probability (E003110)ENNL
Automata Theory (E016020)ENNL
Computerintensive Statistical Methods (C003399)ENNL
Discrete Mathematics II (E001470)ENNL
Game Theory with Engineering Applications (E003700)ENNL
Performance Analysis of Telecommunication Systems (E011610)ENNL
Queueing Analysis and Simulation (E011322)ENNL
Queueing Theory (E011320)ENNL
Research Project (E031710)ENNL
Traffic Flow Modelling (E084390)ENNL
Simulation of Stochastic Systems (E005741)ENNL

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Services

TELIN Safety code

Before entering the building, please take some time to read the following safety guide:

TELIN Brochures voor (thesis)studenten

  • General Guidelines and Good Practices at the Work Floor
  • infobrochure voor (thesis)studenten TELIN
  • brochure voor thesisstudenten onderzoeksgroep MEDISIP (vakgroep ELIS) en onderzoeksgroep IPI (vakgroep TELIN) (wordt elk AJ aan de studenten uitgedeeld)
  • thesisstudenten onderzoeksgroep IPI

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Contact

Ghent University
Department of Telecommunications and Information Processing
St-Pietersnieuwstraat 41, B-9000 Gent, Belgium
tel: +32 9 264 34 12
fax: +32 9 264 42 95
mail: telin-secretariaat@lists.ugent.be
Head of the department: prof.dr.ir. Joris Walraevens

Location

The department is located in the Technicum building, see the map below.
If you're coming by car, follow your GPS route to Kantienberg and take entrance T3 on the Voetweg.
At the intersection Plateaustraat and St-Pietersnieuwstraat there is a open square. At the right and back of this square, there is a stairwell (and an elevator) going down. Follow the staircase all the way to the bottom. When exiting the stairwell you will see the TELIN building at your front-left (3 floors). Go straight until you reach a smaller stairwell (outside, not in any building), and go down again (one floor) to reach the river. The entrance T3 is on your left.
Lammerstraat use the metal stairs to go down to the river. Walk for 5 minutes, always straight ahead, passing a parking lot and one side road, until you reach the building with the sliding doors.
Hoveniersberg which goes down and leads to the Voetweg. Just follow the street to the entrance T3 on your left.