Fereshteh Abedini
Country of Origin: Iran
Host Institution: LIU
fereshteh.abedini@liu.se
Background:
Fereshteh completed her bachelor of science from Shahed University, Iran; her thesis topic was Designing motion detector and control unit of automatic gates. Afterwards she pursued a master's of Science from Tehran Polytechnic; her thesis topic was Increasing reliability in measuring distance between nodes of mobile wireless sensor networks with IEEE standard 802.15.4.
Aspirations within projects:
Imagining herself as a member of an international team doing cutting-edge research in a field which I have put all my life in, She feel she is in cloud nine!
ESR5: Halftoning for appearance printing
Main Supervisor:
- Sasan Gooran (LIU)
Co-Supervisor(s):
- Daniel Nyström (LIU)
Objectives
Develop novel methods for structure-based halftoning, adaptively changing the halftone shape and dot size based on the image content and
structure, to better mimic a specific surface structure for realistic appearance printing.
- Identify structures and patterns of images and surfaces that are connected to the appearance.
- Develop structure-based halftoning models that incorporate image structures, to better mimic appearance of different surfaces and materials.
- Adapt the halftoning model to the new inks and colour mixing used in 2.5D print production.
- Extend the halftoning model to determining the optimal 3D dot placement, controlling both the colour properties, and the surface height variation in 2.5D appearance printing.