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Papers Published
Title/Journal/Conference Paper No.
Journals• International
• “Lossy Compression and Curvelet Thresholding for Image
Denoising”, Int. J. Information and Communication
Technology (IJICT). P1
• “Fingerprint Image Denoising using Curvelet Transform”,
ARPN journal of Engineering and Applied Science. P2
• “Digital Image Compression using Curvelet Transform”,
Research Journal of Engineering and Technology. P3
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• “Image Denoising by Curvelets”, Journal of
cooperation among University, Research and
Industrial Enterprises (CURIE), BITS Pilani. P4
• “Curvelets for Fingerprint Image Compression”,
i-manager’s journal on Future engineering and
Technology. P5
Conferences• International
• “Lossy Compression and Curvelet Thresholding for Image
Denoising”, presented in International Conference on
Electronic Design (ICED) , Penang, Malaysia and published
in IEEE Xplore, Dec 2008.( Received Best paper award). P6
• “Curvelets and their applications( A Birds Eye View)”,
international conference on ADvances in ELectronics and
COmmunications (icon ADELCO ) . P7
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