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The Cooperative Research Centre for Sensor Signal and Information
Processing (CSSIP) was initially established for a 7 year term
in 1992 as part of the Australian Commonwealth Government's Cooperative
Research Centre Program. In 1999 it was successful in securing
a second 7-year term of Commonwealth funding. It is now being wound up.
"To benefit Australia, its people and its industry in the field
of sensor signal and information processing, through world class
research, development, and education and application."
A full report of CSSIP's achievements will be published on this site.
CSSIP has multiple locations around Australia, see the sites
and contact details pages for more
information.
Signal and information processing is multi-disciplinary and is
essential in many of the systems that form the basis of our modern
technology. It involves engineers, mathematicians, computer scientists
and physicists and has applications in many diverse areas such
as communications, radar, sonar, acoustics, remote sensing, surveillance
and imaging systems. CSSIP has three main areas:
The parties in CSSIP are the following organisations:
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