Dr. Phillip R. Romig III

Dr. Phillip R. Romig III

Teaching Associate Professor
Department of Computer Science

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Education

• B.A., Religion, Nebraska Wesleyan Univ.

• M.S., Computer Science, Univ. of Nebraska

• Ph.D., Computer Science, Univ. of Nebraska

Research Interests

• Computer Security, and in particular providing security in an open environment.
• High Performance Distributed Computing and Distributed System Design.
• Application of distributed techniques to problems with large data-sets.
• High Performance Networks.
• Computer Vision.
• Automated Planning.
• Remote Sensing Data, particularly NASA’s EOS and EOSDIS programs.

Past Projects

• •DeViouS: A Distributed Environment for Vision Tasks, Phillip R. Romig, Masters Thesis, University of Nebraska, Lincoln, 1993
  

• •DeViouS: A Distributed Environment for Computer Vision, Phillip R. Romig and Ashok Samal, Journal of Software-Practice and Experience, vol 25, #1 Jan 1995
  

• •DeViouS: A Distributed Environment for Vision Tasks, Phillip Romig and Ashok Samal, IEEE International Conference on Image Processing, Volume 3 pp. 786, IEEE Press, 1994
  

• •Planning for Computer Vision Tasks Phillip R. Romig and Ashok Samal. Technical Report
  

• •Legacy LAN Protocols in ATM Networks Phillip R. Romig. Technical Report
  

• •Planning and computer vision. A review of literature and current projects involving using automated planners (aka planning systems) to aid in the development of computer vision operations.
  

• •EOSDIS Alternate design project in collaboration with the with UND and NDU.
  

• •The NASA Academy.