Erman Gurses
MS StudentOffice: Gould-Simpson 710
E-mail: egurses@cs.arizona.edu
About
I am a master student in the Computer Science Department at the University of Arizona.
Research Interests
- Computer Vision
- Machine Learning
- GPU Computing
- High Performance Computing
- Compilers
- Performance Modeling
Education
- M.S. in Computer Science, The University of Arizona (Aug. 2016 - Present)
- M.S. in Computer Science, Texas A&M University-CC (Aug. 2011 - Dec. 2014)
- B.Eng. in Computer Engineering, Istanbul Ticaret University (Sept. 2006 - June 2010)
External Links
Linkedin ProfileI worked at iCORE Labs
Research and Projects
Performance Modeling for Diamond Tiling in Jacobi Stencils (On going)
A performance model for diamond tiling on GPUs that estimates the execution time for given program parameters and GPU specifications. This work particularly focuses on one and two dimensional Jacobi stencils on GPUs using the parallel programming model Compute Unified Device Architecture (CUDA).Master Thesis
Real Time Parallel Image Fusion on Mobile GPUs for Unmanned Aerial Systems: Towards Effective Source Identification of Leaks in Natural Gas PipelinesMuseum Project
The responsibility of the project was to research and develop a gesture recognition software that can detect hand and body gestures using Action Script 3.0 and GestureFX Projection System. The project was a collaboration between iCORE and Corpus Christi Museum of Science and History. A multi-user virtual environment of San Marcos River was created to provide interaction between users and objects in terms of educational purposes.
Determination of Skin State in Psoriasis using Digital Image Processing
The main goal of the project is to obtain segmented images then calculate the percentage of the lesion area on them. The percentage provides a numerical data to the dermatologists to observe the impact of the medical treatment on patients. The work was presented at Texas A&M University System 11th Annual Pathways Student Research Symposium and Eighth Annual Graduate Scholarly Works Symposium.The Hexapod
The aim of the project is to control a hexapod using hand gestures. The next stage is to accelerate this process using GPU Computing. I was mentoring graduate and undergraduate students and helping them to reach our goals.