ARTEMIS banner image (upper left part) ARTEMIS banner image (upper right part)
ARTEMIS banner image (lower part)
ARTEMIS navigation image
 STAFF
Print this page  French version  English version   
  Home » Staff » Current staff » Titus Zaharia » Profile
TITUS ZAHARIA
Associate Professor

 
Tick Biography
Spacing Titus Zaharia received an Engineer Degree in Electronics and the Masters Degree in Electronics from University POLITEHNICA (Bucharest, Romania) in 1995 and 1996, respectively. In 2001, he obtained a Ph.D. degree in Mathematics and Computer Science from University Paris V - René Descartes (Paris, France). He then joined the ARTEMIS Department at TELECOM & Management SudParis as a research engineer, and became an Associate Professor in 2002.

Tick Research activities
Spacing His research interests concern visual content indexing and coding, and include feature extraction, image and video segmentation, motion detection and estimation, 2D/3D reconstruction, virtual character modelling and animation, virtual/augmented reality, digital interactive TV, calibration techniques, and color image processing.

Titus Zaharia is a member of SPIE.

TickRelated projects  SEMANTIC-3D - Jules Verne - MeshCoding - MICA - Passepartout - OLGA - ViSiCAST - TOON - PARA - InterCol-3D - RAMSES - Medi@TIC

Tick Institutional activities
Spacing Since 1997, Titus Zaharia has been actively involved in the ISO standardization process. A first side of his contributions concern the MPEG-4 standard, and, specifically, static and dynamic 3D mesh coding within the framework of the 3D Graphics Compression (3DGC) Group. Moreover, he has contributed to MPEG-7 development process from its early days, via technical answers to the initial MPEG-7 Call for Contributions (Lancaster, February 1998), followed by a continuous involvement in Core Experiments. At his initiative, two technologies proposed by ARTEMIS, i.e. the 3D shape descriptor and the parametric motion descriptor, are currently part of the MPEG-7 standard.

Tick Teaching activities
Spacing Titus Zaharia has been involved in 2nd and 3rd Year courses of Telecom INT curriculum, including Image Processing and Applications, Multimedia Content Segmentation (CM21) and Multimedia Content Coding (CM22). He currently contributes to the Multimedia indexing course and coordinates the Image and video compression course of the High Tech Imaging programme. In addition, he coordinates the Visual communications course of the 4th Semester of Telecom INT curriculum.

At the MSc. level, Titus Zaharia contributes to the Computer vision and Animation techniques courses linked to the "Master Recherche" Virtual Reality & Intelligent Systems (RVSI) of Evry-Val d'Essonne University, and to the Information coding course of the MSc. Computer & Communication Networks of INT.

Page footer