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Applications are invited for two PhD scholarships at the University of Canterbury in the field of Computer Vision. These posts are part of the MSI funded project 'Vision-Based Automated Pruning' which aims to develop a robot system for pruning plants. As members of the project team the successful applicants will have the opportunity to combine leading computer vision research with a challenging real-world application.
The PhD student will work closely with a team of mathematicians, engineers, and computer scientists on a commercially-oriented project. The project provides an excellent opportunity to develop skills which are in high demand in both academia and industry, including scientific software engineering and the application of mathematics, statistics, and the latest algorithms.
The ideal candidate will have a solid background in either mathematics or computer science, will have the ability to learn a range of new skills and keep up-to-date with the latest research, and will have the enthusiasm and motivation necessary to conduct innovative research in an exciting and fast-moving field of study.
Successful applicants should have an Honours degree or higher in
Computer Science, Applied Mathematics, Mechatronics or a related
discipline and should possess:
- Strong ability in mathematical modelling and analysis.
- Computer programming for scientific applications, preferably with knowledge of C/C++.
- Experience/knowledge in one or more of the following areas:
- Reconstruction of depth from stereo images
- Sensor fusion
- Concurrent and real time image processing
- Numerical optimisation
- Shape analysis and statistical modelling
- Image classification and texture analysis