Pedro Bibiloni
Researcher at SCOPIA research group
Universitat de les Illes Balears
Anselm Turmeda, D-187
pedro@bibiloni.es +34 663301127
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Research
The main projects I have been working on are listed as follows. See the papers for a full list of coauthors. For a whole list of my publications, please visit my Google Scholar site.
Soft Color Morphology
The Soft Color Morphology is an extension of fuzzy mathematical morphology to multivariate images. We process CIELab-encoded natural images with operators that provide good visual results. The soft color erosion and dilation maintain, respectively, the notions of shrinking and enlarging objects.[Paper, Journal of Mathematical Imaging and Vision] [Extended Abstract, FUZZ-IEEE] [Slides, FUZZ-IEEE] [Matlab Code]
Kinetic Model of 18F-Choline Uptake in Gliomas
In this project, we study a model of how high-grade gliomas absorb choline through PET imaging. Blood samples are obtained to measure the blood concentration of 18F-choline and a dynamic PET reflects the tissue absorption. Different uptake parameters may indicate a different degree of malignancy or a different type of tumor.
This project has been developed at the Hospital Universitari Son Espases.
Curvilinear Object Detection
Locating and segmenting tubular-shaped regions is a problem common to several image processing tasks: road detection from aerial images, vessel segmentation in diverse medical imaging, bronchi segmentation, crack detection in roads… To unify the literature, we reviewed the state of the art.
Also, some morphological detectors were developed to segment curvilinear objects.
Real-Time Retinal Vessel Segmentation
Vessels appear as thin, elongated objects in eye-fundus images of the back of the eye. The automatic detection of the vascular network may provide useful information to the practitioner to correctly diagnose several medical conditions. We employ fuzzy mathematical morphology techniques to segment vessels in eye-fundus photographs at a rate of 30-60 miliseconds per image.
About me
I was born in 1990. I’ve enjoyed Barcelona, London and Palma, where I currently live.
I studied the degrees of Mathematics (2013) and Telecommunications Engineer (2015) at the Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya (UPC) with a double degree plan at the CFIS (Centre de Formació Interdisciplinèria Superior). Later on, I studied the MSc Information Security (2014) at the University College London (UCL) with a scholarship awarded by the Fundació La Caixa. I defended my PhD thesis at the Universitat de les Illes Balears (UIB) (2018), where I currently work as a researcher and lecturer.