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IEEE SIGNAL PROCESSING MAGAZINE [9] MARCH 2015

Digital Object Identifier 10.1109/MSP.2014.2378191

Date of publication: 12 February 2015

SPS Fellows and Award Winners Recognized

n this column of IEEE Signal Pro-

cessing Magazine, 51 IEEE Signal

Processing Society (SPS) members

are recognized as Fellows, and award

recipients are announced.

51 SPS MEMBERS

ELEVATED TO FELLOW

Each year, the IEEE Board of Directors

confers the grade of Fellow on up to one-

tenth of 1% of the Members. To qualify for

consideration, an individual must have

been a Member, normally for five years or

more, and a Senior Member at the time

for nomination to Fellow. The grade of

Fellow recognizes unusual distinction in

IEEE’s designated fields.

The SPS congratulates the following 51

SPS members who were recognized with

the grade of Fellow as of 1 January 2015:

Jean Armstrong, Melbourne, Austra-

lia: For contributions to the theory and

application of orthogonal frequency divi-

sion multiplexing in wireless and optical

communications.

Kristine Bell, Reston, Virginia, United

States: For contributions to statistical

signal processing with radar and sonar

applications.

Ewert Bengtsson, Uppsala, Sweden:

For contributions to quantitative micros-

copy and biomedical image analysis.

Daniel Bliss, Tempe, Arizona: For con-

tributions to adaptive sensor systems in

radar and communications.

Christian Cachin, Ruschlikon, Swit-

zerland: For contributions to steganogra-

phy and secure distributed systems.

Joseph Cavallaro, Houston, Texas,

United States: For contributions to VLSI

architectures and algorithms for signal

processing and wireless communications.

Biao Chen, Syracuse, New York, Unit-

ed States: For contributions to decen-

tralized signal processing in sensor net-

works and interference management of

wireless networks.

Israel Cohen, Haifa, Israel: For contri-

butions to the theory and application of

speech enhancement.

Iain Collings, Epping, Australia: For

contributions to multiple user and multiple

antenna wireless communication systems.

Michael Davies, Edinburgh, United

Kingdom: For contributions to sparse

representations in signal processing and

compressed sensing.

Mérouane Debbah, Gif-sur-Yvette,

France: For contributions to the theory

and application of signal processing in

wireless networks.

Lieven De Lathauwer, Leuven, Belgium:

For contributions to signal processing algo-

rithms using tensor decompositions.

Gordon Frazer, Edinburgh, Australia:

For contributions to advanced over-the-

horizon radar.

Pascale Fung, Clear Water Bay, Hong

Kong: For contributions to human–ma-

chine interactions.

Xiqi Gao, Nanjing, China: For contri-

butions to broadband wireless communi-

cations and multirate signal processing.

Monisha Ghosh, Melville, New York,

United States: For contributions to cogni-

tive radio and signal processing for com-

munication systems.

S. Gunasekaran, Rome, New York,

United States: For contributions to high-

performance computer vision algorithms

for airborne applications.

K.V.S. Hari, Bangalore, India: For con-

tributions to high-resolution signal pa-

rameter estimation.

Zhihai He, Columbia, Missouri, United

States: For contributions to video commu-

nication and visual sensing technologies.

Jianying Hu, Yorktown Heights, New

York, United States: For contributions to

pattern recognition in business and

health analytics and document analysis.

Hong Jiang, Santa Clara, California, Unit-

ed States: For leadership in parallel multime-

dia computing architectures and systems.

Tzyy-Ping Jung, La Jolla, California, Unit-

ed States: For contributions to blind source

separation for biomedical applications.

Simon King, Edinburgh, United King-

dom: For contributions to text-to-speech

synthesis and speech technology.

Stefanos Kollias, Athens, Greece: For

contributions to intelligent systems for

multimedia content analysis and human–

machine interaction.

Deepa Kundur, Toronto, Canada: For

contributions to signal processing tech-

niques for multimedia and cybersecurity.

Edmund Lam, Pokfulam, Hong Kong:

For contributions to modeling and compu-

tational algorithms in imaging applications.

Henry Leung, Calgary, Canada: For

contributions to chaotic communications

and nonlinear signal processing.

Zicheng Liu, Redmond, Washington:

For contributions to visual processing for

multimedia interaction.

David Love, West Lafayette, Indiana,

United States: For contributions to feedback-

adaptive wireless communication systems.

Detlev Marpe, Berlin, Germany: For

contributions to video coding research

and standardization.

Teresa Pace

, Orlando, Florida, United

States: For contributions to image and signal

processing algorithms for sensor systems.

Mark Plumbley, London, United Kingdom:

For contributions to latent variable analysis.

Markus Rupp, Wien, Austria: For con-

tributions to adaptive filters and commu-

nication technologies.

Robert Safranek, Warren, New Jersey,

United States: For contributions to

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