Kihwan Kim
| Kihwan Kim, Ph.D.
Research Scientist |
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| Bio: Kihwan Kim joined NVIDIA Research (Mobile Visual Computing) in January 2012 after completing his Ph.D in the Georgia Institute of Technology. He received BS from Yonsei University in 2001, and MS degree from Georgia Institute of Technology in 2011.
Prior to join Georgia Tech, he spent four and half years as an R&D engineer at Samsung. He also worked for Disney Research as a visiting research associate/research intern for 8 months during his graduate study. His research interests span the areas of computer vision, graphics, intelligent systems and multimedia. A common thread in his research is in understanding dynamic scenes from videos, and visualizing the motion information extracted from the scene. For a complete list of papers, including those published before joining NVIDIA research, see here. |
| Research Interests: Video/Image processing (computational photography), Object detection/tracking, Multi-view Geometry, Numerical method and optimization, Real-time rendering, Scattered data approximation, Augmented reality, etc. |
| Publications:
Gaussian Process Regression Flow for Analysis of Motion Trajectories Augmenting Aerial Earth Maps with Dynamic Information Motion Field to Predict Play Evolution in Dynamic Sport Scenes |