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DESCRIPTION:Event-Based Sensing for Space-Based Applications\n\nEvent-based
  sensors (EBS) represent a new and exciting way to capture visual data\, a
 nd have three key advantages over conventional sensors. First\, by only ge
 nerating a signal when the rate of photon arrival at a pixel changes\, eve
 nt streams are sparser and easier to process than conventional video strea
 ms. Second\, the lack of a frame-wide exposure time enables the capture of
  higher dynamic range. Finally\, the microsecond timestamping of events ma
 kes EBS a great way to capture fast-moving changes while avoiding motion b
 lur. These three advantages make EBS well suited for space applications\, 
 where much of the scene is unchanging\, the dynamic range is very high\, a
 nd where relative orbital motions can be very high. This talk reviews even
 t-based sensors and then looks into two space-based applications\, namely 
 star tracking from an event-based sensor looking out into deep space and t
 hen a remote sensing task for vehicle re-identification.\n\nSpeaker(s): Sc
 ott McCloskey\n\nBldg: Building B4\, Centre Tecnològic de Telecomunicacio
 ns de Catalunya (CTTC)\, Av. Carl Friedrich Gauss\, 7\, Castelldefels\, Ca
 taluna\, Spain\, 08860\, Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/573030
LOCATION:Bldg: Building B4\, Centre Tecnològic de Telecomunicacions de Cat
 alunya (CTTC)\, Av. Carl Friedrich Gauss\, 7\, Castelldefels\, Cataluna\, 
 Spain\, 08860\, Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/573030
ORGANIZER:javierp@usal.es
SEQUENCE:46
SUMMARY:DL by Dr. Scott McCloskey - Event-Based Sensing for Space-Based App
 lications
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/573030
X-ALT-DESC:Description: <br /><h1>Event-Based Sensing for Space-Based Appli
 cations</h1>\n<p>&nbsp\;</p>\n<p>Event-based sensors (EBS) represent a new
  and exciting way to capture visual data\, and have three key advantages o
 ver conventional sensors. First\, by only generating a signal when the rat
 e of photon arrival at a pixel changes\, event streams are sparser and eas
 ier to process than conventional video streams. Second\, the lack of a fra
 me-wide exposure time enables the capture of higher dynamic range. Finally
 \, the microsecond timestamping of events makes EBS a great way to capture
  fast-moving changes while avoiding motion blur. These three advantages ma
 ke EBS well suited for space applications\, where much of the scene is unc
 hanging\, the dynamic range is very high\, and where relative orbital moti
 ons can be very high. This talk reviews event-based sensors and then looks
  into two space-based applications\, namely star tracking from an event-ba
 sed sensor looking out into deep space and then a remote sensing task for 
 vehicle re-identification.</p>
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