Publications

[A21] Exploring Walking Activity at Large: Patterns Revealed and Lessons Learned

Y. Fujiki, I. Uyanik, I. Pavlidis

Wireless Health 2014

October 29-31, 2014. Bethesda, Maryland.
[A20] Experiencing Ethics at the University of Houston

I. Semendeferi and I. Pavlidis

Annual Meeting of the Association for Practical and Professional Ethics

March 2014.
[A19] Experiencing science ethics: Living in the present – connecting with the past

I. Semendeferi and I. Pavlidis

Annual Meeting of the History of Science Society

November 2013.
[A18] The Face of migraine: Thermal imaging revisited

I. Garza, H. Montakhabi, P. Linder, P. Tsiamyrtzis, J.W. Swanson, L. MacBride, T.A. Krouskop, and I. Pavlidis

American Academy of Neurology 65th Annual Meeting

March 2013.
[A17] Airflow monitoring in sleep apnea using infrared imaging

J. Murthy, J. Fei, I. Pavlidis, A. Abeulhagia, and R. Castriota

Abstracts of the American Thoracic Society

May 2008. Toronto, Canada.
[A16] Thermistor at a distance: Unobtrusive measurement of breathing

J. Fei and I. Pavlidis

Abstracts of the 25th Annual Houston Conference on Biomedical Engineering Research

February 2008. Houston, Texas.
[A15] Remote infrared imaging: A novel non-contact method to monitor airflow during polysomnography

J.N. Murthy, S. Faiz, J. Fei, I. Pavlidis, A. Abeulhagia, and R.J. Castriota

Chest Meeting Abstracts

vol. 132, no. 4, pp. 464, October 2007. Chicago, Illinois.
[A14] Looking through the human face

I. Pavlidis

Abstracts of the 24th Annual Houston Conference on Biomedical Engineering Research

February 2007. Houston, Texas.
[A13] Boosting the thermal cardiac pulse signal

N. Sun, I.T. Pavlidis, M. Garbey, and J. Fei

Abstracts of the 23rd Annual Houston Conference on Biomedical Engineering Research

February 2006. Houston, Texas.
[A12] Contact-free measurement of cardiac pulse based on the analysis of thermal imagery

M. Garbey, N. Sun, A. Merla, and I. Pavlidis

Abstracts of the 22nd Annual Houston Conference on Biomedical Engineering Research

February 2005. Houston, Texas.
[A11] StressCam: non-contact measurement of users’ emotional states through thermal imaging

C. Puri and I. Pavlidis

Abstracts of the 22nd Annual Houston Conference on Biomedical Engineering Research

February 2005. Houston, Texas.
[A10] Touchless monitoring of breath function

R. Murthy, I. Pavlidis, and P. Tsiamyrtzis

Abstracts of the 22nd Annual Houston Conference on Biomedical Engineering Research

February 2005. Houston, Texas.
[A9] Extraction of superficial vasculature in thermal imaging

C. Manohar and I. Pavlidis

Abstracts of the 22nd Annual Houston Conference on Biomedical Engineering Research

February 2005. Houston, Texas.
[A8] Face recognition in the thermal infrared spectrum

P. Buddharaju, I. Pavlidis, and I. A. Kakadiaris

Abstracts of the 22nd Annual Houston Conference on Biomedical Engineering Research

February 2005. Houston, Texas.
[A7] Lie detection: recovery of the periorbital signal through tandem tracking and noise suppression in thermal facial video

P. Tsiamyrtzis, J. Dowdall, D. Shastri, I. Pavlidis, M. G. Frank, and P. Ekman

Abstracts of the 22nd Annual Houston Conference on Biomedical Engineering Research

February 2005. Houston, Texas.
[A6] Bioheat modeling and its application to psychophysiology

I. Pavlidis, A. Merla, C. Puri, J. Fei, and J. Dowdall

Abstracts of the American Psychological Association Annual Meeting

July 2004. Honolulu, Hawaii.
[A5] Face recognition in the infrared spectrum

P. Buddharaju, I. Pavlidis, and I. A. Kakadiaris

Abstracts of the 21st Annual Houston Conference on Biomedical Engineering Research

February 2004. Houston, Texas.
[A4] Estimation of blood flow rate and vessel location from thermal video

M. Garbey, A. Merla, and I. Pavlidis

Abstracts of the 21st Annual Houston Conference on Biomedical Engineering Research

February 2004. Houston, Texas.
[A3] The computer as a guardian angel

I. Pavlidis

Abstracts of the 20th Annual Houston Conference on Biomedical Engineering Research

April 2003. Houston, Texas.
[A2] Thermal image analysis for polygraph testing

I. Pavlidis and J. Levine

Abstracts Symposium on Emerging Technologies in Credibility Assessment

July 2002. Montreal, Quebec.

[A21] Exploring Walking Activity at Large: Patterns Revealed and Lessons Learned

[A20] Experiencing Ethics at the University of Houston

[A19] Experiencing science ethics: Living in the present – connecting with the past

[A18] The Face of migraine: Thermal imaging revisited

[A17] Airflow monitoring in sleep apnea using infrared imaging

[A16] Thermistor at a distance: Unobtrusive measurement of breathing

[A15] Remote infrared imaging: A novel non-contact method to monitor airflow during polysomnography

[A14] Looking through the human face

[A13] Boosting the thermal cardiac pulse signal

[A12] Contact-free measurement of cardiac pulse based on the analysis of thermal imagery

[A11] StressCam: non-contact measurement of users’ emotional states through thermal imaging

[A10] Touchless monitoring of breath function

[A9] Extraction of superficial vasculature in thermal imaging

[A8] Face recognition in the thermal infrared spectrum

[A7] Lie detection: recovery of the periorbital signal through tandem tracking and noise suppression in thermal facial video

[A6] Bioheat modeling and its application to psychophysiology

[A5] Face recognition in the infrared spectrum

[A4] Estimation of blood flow rate and vessel location from thermal video

[A3] The computer as a guardian angel

[A2] Thermal image analysis for polygraph testing