EDUCATION
-
Ph.D. Mathematics, Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, GA (2000)
-
B.S. Applied Mathematics, Georgia Institute of Technology (1995)
EXPERIENCE
-
Co-Founder and Principal Research Scientist (2008-Present)
Argos Intelligence, LLC, Marietta, GA
- Argos Intelligence is bringing innovative remote sensing and image processing technologies to the long-range imaging, perimeter surveillance and environmental monitoring industries
-
Senior Research Scientist (2005-2011)
GTRI Sensors and Electromagnetic Applications Lab
Georgia Institute of Technology
Research Interests: Development of live-fire multisensor relative registration
-
Served as subject matter expert on statistical estimation, electromagnetic propagation, sensor modeling, and large scale optimization
-
Directed small teams of 3-5 scientists and engineers
-
Provided engineering support to the US DoD: concept evaluation through physics based sensor and systems modeling; tracking algorithms; sensor networking algorithms; and simulation based Monte-Carlo performance evaluation.
-
Academic Courses: Statistical Inverse Problems (Math 8813); Undergraduate Calculus
-
Continuing Education Courses: Guidance, Navigation and Control course; lectures in Signal Processing and Digital Beam Forming.
-
Research Scientist II (2001-2005)
GTRI Sensors and Electromagnetic Applications Lab
Georgia Institute of Technology
-
Performed analysis for electromagnetic propagation in turbulent medium using a SPDE formulation of the forward scattering approximation to the Helmholtz equation in a random, dynamic atmosphere.
-
Lead the development of an analysis tool for the evaluation of sensors and tracking algorithms for tactical radars.
-
Postdoctoral Researcher (2000)
Max Planck Institute for Mathematics in the Natural Sciences
Leipzig, Germany
CONSULTING
-
Senior Research Scientist (2002-2010)
Propagation Research Associates, Inc., Marietta, GA
-
Serve as technical lead for commercialization of GTRI patented atmospheric estimation technologies. (PRA is a GTRI spin-off with approximately a 10 member full time technical staff.)
-
Develop sensors and algorithms for atmospheric parameter estimation and radar signal correction using GPS signals.
TEACHING
VISITING POSITIONS
-
Visiting Scientist (June 2009)
National Center for Atmospheric Research, Boulder, CO
Research: Development of techniques for quantifying uncertainty in certian multi-scale (high Reynolds number) convection-diffusion problems.
-
Visiting Professor (Spring 2008)
Dept. of Mathematics, Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, GA
Teaching: Developed and taught Math 8813, Statistical Inverse Problems: Data Assimilation and Predictability of Nonlinear Systems.
-
Visiting Researcher (as a graduate student) (Summer 1998)
Dept. di Matematica, Universite di Roma “Tor Vergata”, Rome, Italy
a Research: Worked under Errico Presutti on hydrodynamic limit processes for interacting particle systems.
-
Visiting Researcher (as a graduate student)( June 1998)
Institut Henri Poincaré, Université Pierre et Marie Curie, Paris, France
Research: Worked on the application of homotopy techniques developed by Michel Ledoux to the classification of cases of equality in a family of inequalities developed by Sergey Bobkov.
PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES
- IEEE RadarCon 2012 Tutorial Chair
- Member IEEE: Geo-science and Remote Sensing; Aerospace and Electronic Systems.
- IEEE AESS/GRSS Atlanta Section Chair 2009.
- IEEE AESS/GRSS Atlanta Section Seminar Coordinator: 2005 - 2008.
- SEAL Technical Seminar Series Organizer 2008.
- Reviewer for IEEE Transactions in Aerospace and Electronic Systems.
- Program Chair:
- Adaptive Control, IEEE Southeastern Symposium on Systems Theory 2004;
- Nonlinear Analysis, IEEE Southeastern Symposium on Systems Theory 2004.
|
