Control and Signal Processing

“The vision for the CSP research group is contribute high impact theoretical results, useful design algorithms and methodologies and high quality PhD  training in the Large Scale Signal Processing and Life Sciences areas.”

The Control and Signal Processing (CSP) research group will support two important areas of research activities—decentralised control and estimation for large distributed systems, and advancement of the so-called new biology that is a genuine and exciting convergence of systems, signals and computing sciences with the life sciences. Most NICTA CSP researchers are deeply involved in strongly collaborative inter-disciplinary research activity arising from the emerging convergence of ICT and life sciences and will remain so for the foreseeable future. 

NICTA researchers in the more traditional control and signal processing disciplines will work closely with university collaborators to address a major challenge facing many industry and defence sectors—effectively harnessing computing power and networked communications infrastructure to enable real-time control of large distributed dynamical systems such as power grids, water networks, transport networks and security networks.

 
Contact
Leader, Control and Signal Processing Research Group
Rob Evans
Rob.Evans<at>nicta.com.au