Thomas Stockham | Academic Influence

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Thomas Stockham

Engineering

#836

World Rank

#1313

Historical Rank

#354

USA Rank

Electrical Engineering

#332

World Rank

#375

Historical Rank

#128

USA Rank

Applied Physics

#3273

World Rank

#3357

Historical Rank

#349

USA Rank

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Engineering

Thomas Stockham's Degrees

PhD Electrical Engineering Stanford University
Masters Electrical Engineering Stanford University

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According to Wikipedia, Thomas Greenway Stockham was an American scientist who developed one of the first practical digital audio recording systems, and pioneered techniques for digital audio recording and processing. He also led the development of the Digital Audio Tape system.

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Thomas Stockham's Published Works

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Nonlinear filtering of multiplied and convolved signals (1968) (728)
High-speed convolution and correlation (1966) (369)
Blind deconvolution through digital signal processing (1975) (368)
Dithered Quantizers (1993) (366)
Toward the unification of three visual laws and two visual models in brightness perception (1989) (43)
Application of a human auditory model to loudness perception and hearing compensation (1995) (25)
Vector quantization of color digital images within a human visual model (1988) (21)
Producing colorimetric data from densitometric scans (1993) (17)
An automated film reader for DNA sequencing based on homomorphic deconvolution (1994) (17)
Electromagnetic pulse propagation in dispersive planar dielectrics. (1989) (17)
A-D and D-A Converters: Their Effect on Digital Audio Fidelity (1971) (16)
Electromagnetic pulsed-wave radiation in spherical models of dispersive biological substances. (1991) (14)
Removal of Noise From Noise-Degraded Speech Signals (1989) (13)
Random Access Editing of Digital Audio (1984) (11)
Dispersive Models for A-to-D and D-to-A Conversion Systems (1984) (10)
Restoration of Old Acoustic Recordings By Means Of Digital Signal Processing (1971) (8)
The 1968 Arden house workshop on fast Fourier transform processing (1969) (7)
An optimal design procedure for intraband vector quantized subband coding (1995) (5)
Records of the Future (1977) (5)
The Promise of Digital Audio (1982) (4)
Descreening linear and iterative filtering techniques (1993) (4)
Blind Deconvolution of Spatially invariant image Blurs with Phase (1976) (3)
Sensory Information Processing (1975) (1)
An Overview Of Human Observer Characteristics And Their Effect On Image Transmission And Display (1975) (1)
IMAGES WITHIN A HUMAN VISUAL MODEL (1988) (1)
Man-Machine Communications (1973) (1)
Previsualized image vector quantization with optimized pre- and postprocessors (1991) (1)
Subband vector quantization of images using hexagonal filter banks (1992) (1)
Current Vision Models And Their Effect On Enhancement (1976) (0)
A Unification Of Brightness Theories (1989) (0)
An historical review: Two demonstrations of restoring old acoustic recordings (1988) (0)
The Impact of Digital Audio (1987) (0)
Sensory Information Processing and Symbolic Computation (1973) (0)
Digital Deresonation of Acoustic Recordings (1971) (0)
Optimal previsualized image vector quantization (1989) (0)
3 Q 602-70C-0300 Effective Date of Contract : 1 July 1970 Contract Expiration Date : 1 June 1973 Amount of Contract : $ 4 , 459 , 016 . 00 Program Code Number : 6 D (2013) (0)
Robert C. Maher] Audio Forensic Examination (2009) (0)
Correction to -Random-Access Editing of Digital Audio- (1984) (0)
Digital recording of audio for commercial release (1979) (0)

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