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IEEE Signal Processing Society Santa Clara Valley Chapter


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Upcoming Event: Monday, Mar 12, 2018

An Exciting Course Ahead in Signal Processing


Speaker:

Chandrakant D. Patel, HP Senior Fellow and Chief Engineer

 

Location: ** WARNING: venue is not our usual AMD location **

Intel SC12 Auditorium, 3600 Juliette Ln, Santa Clara, CA 95054 (Google Maps)

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Schedule:

6:30pm-7:00pm: Registration, Food, Networking

7:00pm-8:00pm: Talk

8:00pm-8:30pm: Q&A and Networking

 

Cost:

FREE for IEEE members

$5 for non-members (pay at door)


 

Abstract:

The 21 st century cyber physical age is about the seamless integration of cyber and physical systems. The growth of cyber physical systems is motivated by the need to address the challenges stemming from the socio-economic megatrends such as population increase, changing demographics, rapid urbanization and resource constraints. Cyber physical applications – from healthcare and factories to city scale supply side infrastructure such as power, water, waste, transport – present an exciting opportunity to the signal processing community. With respect to cyber-physical signal processing applications, the key to success lies in taking the learning from today, image signal processing as an example, in combination with the signal processing of the machine age centered around domain knowledge.

Signal processing in the 1980s was about availing structured data streams from physical systems, and using various instruments and analysis techniques, to infer and acting upon the data. The workflow often began with an understanding of the domain - dynamics of physical structures as an example - and running experiments to prove or disprove a hypothesis. In the latter part of 20 th century cyber age, the rise of image processing hardware and the ability to manage large amounts of data, led to exciting advancements in learning from data from visual systems. In this talk, I will make the case that cyber physical systems of tomorrow will require us to take a holistic perspective covering domain knowledge, design and topology associated with computing hardware, together with data mining and knowledge discovery.

We will have to leverage our past to create the future.



Biography:

Chandrakant has led HP in delivering innovations in chips, systems, data centers, storage, networking, print engines and software platforms. He is a pioneer in thermal and energy management in data centers, and in application of the information technology to drive available energy management at city scales.

Chandrakant is an ASME and an IEEE Fellow, holds 151 patents, and has published more than 150 technical papers. An advocate of the return to fundamentals, he has served as an adjunct faculty in engineering at Chabot College, U.C. Berkeley Extension, San Jose State University and Santa Clara University. In 2014, Chandrakant was elected to the Silicon Valley Engineering Hall of Fame. In 2018, Chandrakant was elected to the National Academy of Engineering.

Chandrakant started his collegiate education in a community college and has immense passion for training and inclusion programs for under-served communities. He believes that companies architecting solutions for the 21 st century cyber physical age should be socially responsible and lead with purpose, making life better for everyone, everywhere.




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