Short biography
Ahmed Gawish finished his B.Sc. and M.Sc. degrees from the Faculty of Computers and Information, Cairo University 2001, 2006 respectively. In June 2011, Ahmed joined the VIP lab as a Ph.D candidate working under the supervision of prof. Fieguth.
Supervisors
Research interests
My research areas include image processing (statistical), machine learning, and computer vision. I am working under the supervision of prof. Fieguth.
Research topics
Image Segmentation/Classification
Publications
Conference papers
Gawish, A., C. Scharfenberger, H. Bi, A. Wong, P. Fieguth, and D. A. Clausi, "Robust Non-Saliency Guided Watermarking", Conference on Computer and Robot Vision, March, 2016. Details
Gawish, A., and P. Fieguth, "External forces for active contours using the undecimated wavelet transform", accepted, IEEE International Conference on Image Processing, Québec city, Québec, Canada, 2015. Details
Gawish, A., P. Fieguth, S. Marschall, and K. Bizheva, "Undecimated Hierarchical Active Contours for OCT Image Segmentation", IEEE International Conference on Image Processing ICIP, 2014. Details
Haines, L., K. Carter, S. Marschall, A. Gawish, A. Wong, P. Fieguth, L. Sorbara, and K. K. Bizheva, "Comparison of Corneal Thickness Measured with Swept Source Anterior Segment Optical Coherence Tomographer, Pentacam and Ultrasound", ARVO Orlando, Fla., May 4 – 8, 2014. Details
Carter, K., S. Marschall, A. Gawish, P. Fieguth, L. Sorbara, and K. Bizheva, "Accuracy evaluation of scleral lens thickness and radius of curvature using high-resolution SD- and SS-OCT", SPIE Photonics West, 2014. Details
Marschall, S., A. Gawish, Y. Feng, L. Sorbara, P. Fieguth, and K. Bizheva, "In-vivo imaging of keratoconic corneas using high-speed high-resolution swept-source OCT", SPIE, vol. 8802, 2013. Details
