2027 IEEE Conference on Computational Imaging Using Synthetic Apertures (CISA)
CISA is a unique gathering of researchers and engineers interested in exploring the connections between remote sensing applications and computational imaging (CI). CI refers to the use of novel theory, data acquisition methods, and computational algorithms that exploit the forward imaging model to enable image reconstruction performance beter than what is conventionally capable by a sensor/hardware system. Synthetic apertures (SA) are often leveraged in CI systems to sample propagating wavefields or environmental parameters through the motion of an antenna, transducer, or optical sensor. At the foundation of CI and synthetic aperture formation are the physics-based models that are exploited in computational procedures to provide accurate and robust estimates in the presence of measurement noise, system level nonlinearities, or limited and irregular sampling paterns.
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