A number of excellent students have worked on these topics over the years. Superb collaborators - Prof. Allan Jepson at the University of Toronto in the early years and more recently Prof. Richard Wildes at York University, have been invaluable, co-supervising several students with me, and I thank them.

The these are:

PhD Dissertations:

    Barron J., The Computation of Egomotion and Relative Depth, Dept. of Computer Science,        

        University of Toronto, 1988, (co- supervised by A. Jepson)

    Lobo, N., Early Motion Sensing and Measurement, Dept. of Computer Science,        

        University of Toronto, December 1992

    Verghese, G., Perspective Alignment, Dept. of Computer Science,        

        University of Toronto, September 1995

MSc Theses:

    Fleet, D., The Early Processing of Spatio-Temporal Visual Information, Dept. of Computer

        Science, University of Toronto 1984 (co-supervised by A. Jepson)

    Lobo, N., Directionally-Selective, Velocity-Sensitive Motion Detection, Dept. of Computer

        Science, University of Toronto 1985.

    Derpanis, K. Vision Based Gesture Recognition within a Linguistics Framework, Dept.  of

        Computer Science & Engineering, York University, (co-supervised by R. Wildes)

    Zhu, Y., Visually Tracking a Pointing Hand, Dept. of Computer Science & Engineering,

        June 2003

    Gryn, J. Automated Surveillance using Dominant Local Direction Templates, Dept. of

        Computer Science & Engineering June 2004