User:Manuel González-Hidalgo
Degree in Mathematics, Specialty General Mathematics, Guidance Mathematical Analysis, by the University of Valencia in 1988. PhD. in Computer Science by the University of the Balearic Islands (UIB) in 1995, with a thesis on image segmentation using variational methods, in both gray level and color images.
Since 1988 he is professor in the Department of Mathematics and Computer Science (UIB). He is currently Associate Professor in the area of knowledge of Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence. His Teaching activity, in the degree level, has passed through Faculty of Sciences of the UIB, the old School of Enterprise and Informatics of the UIB, and from 1993-94 he divides his teaching activity between the studies of degree in Mathematics and other degrees of the Higher Polytechnic School (EPS) of the University of the Balearic Islands. Currently he teaches his teaching at the Mathematics degree assigned to the EPS. Some of the subjects taught in the last three years are:
2764 - Extension of Geometry 2786 - Academically Directed Work 2767 - Mathematical Analysis III 2770 - Geometry and Topology 4706 - Writing and Presentation of Technical Documents 20301 - Mathematics II - Calculus 20304 - Documentation and Communication Technical 20308 - Introduction to Mathematical Analysis 20322 - Differential Geometry
As for postgraduate and doctoral studies he has taught subjects like: '8698 - Modelling of curves and surfaces I: curves',' 7003 - Modelling of curves and surfaces', '8435 - Advanced Techniques and applications of modeling of curves and surfaces 7883 - Advanced Computer Graphics Methods (I): modeling of 3D scenes' and '10923 - Numerical Methods'.
Degree Thesis advisor: Enrique Ferrer Mulet (Texture segmentation using wavelet transform; degree in Computer Science), Pere Manel Mulet I Ferrer (Study and acquisition of signals in the LabView programming environment: programming of wavelet transform; degree in Computer Science) . Fco. Javier Marín Tur (Treatment of parameterized curves and surfaces (B-Splines and NURBS using Mathematica, degree in Mathematics)), Juan Gabriel Gomila Salas (Study of conic and some surfaces using NURBS, degree in Mathematics), Aitor Gozalo Mas (Objective comparison of edge detectors in digital images, degree in Mathematics, co-advisor: S. Massanet)
The research areas of interest included computer vision, image analysis, modeling and animation of deformable objects, analysis and synthesis of human movement, medical imaging and 3D modeling, and recently the study of aggregation operators and their applications to image processing and analysis, focusing on the fuzzy mathematical morphology and its applications. Member of the research group on 'Computer Graphics, Vision and Artificial Intelligence (UGiVpOeIA)' and regular collaborator with the research group of 'fuzzy logic and information fusion (LOBFI)'. This research activity has been reflected in scientific publications in international journals and in papers presented at national and international conferences. It is referee for several journals of reference in his research fields, has organized several congress and special sessions, and different scientific activities.
PhD. Thesis advisor: S. Massanet (image processing using fuzzy mathematical morphology based on discrete t-norms, Co-advisor: J. Torrens), and P. Palmer Rodriguez (Dynamic simulation and deformation of parametric surfaces, Co-advisor: A. Mir)