Hitoshi Saji

Publication Activity (10 Years)

Years Active: 1996-2011
Publications (10 Years): 0

Publications

Taku Nakagawasai, Hitoshi Saji
Method of registering a time sequence of aerial images and a digital map using a satellite image. IGARSS (2011)
Shota Izaka, Hitoshi Saji
Estimation of earthquake damage from aerial images by probabilistic method. IGARSS (2011)
Hiroshi Unno, Keikichi Hayashibe, Hitoshi Saji
Extraction of Corresponding Points from Stereo Images by Using Intersections of Segments. MVA (2007)
Takanao Inaguma, Hitoshi Saji, Hiromasa Nakatani
Hand motion tracking based on a constraint of three-dimensional continuity. J. Electronic Imaging 14 (1) (2005)
Hitoshi Saji, Hiromasa Nakatani
Fusion of Color Photometric Stereo Method and Slit Pattern Projection Method to Measure Three-Dimensional Shapes of a Human Face. DICTA (2003)
Hiroyiiki Simizu, Toyohiro Gotoh, Hitoshi Saji
Automatic detection of earthquake damaged areas from aerial images and digital map. ICIP (1) (2003)
Yasuharu Yanamura, Hitoshi Saji
Automatic Registration of Aerial Image and Digital Map for Detection of Earthquake Damaged Areas. DICTA (2003)
Motoi Soga, Hitoshi Saji
Extraction of Road Traffic Information from the Time Sequence of Aerial Images. MVA (2002)
Takanao Inaguma, Hitoshi Saji, Hiromasa Nakatani
Two-handed Gesture Tracking in the Case of Occlusion of Hands. MVA (2002)
Hiroshi Ohta, Hitoshi Saji, Hiromasa Nakatani
Recognition of facial expressions using muscle-based feature models. Systems and Computers in Japan 31 (10) (2000)
Takanao Inaguma, Koutarou Oomura, Hitoshi Saji, Hiromasa Nakatani
Efficient Search Technique for Hand Gesture Tracking in Three Dimensions. Biologically Motivated Computer Vision (2000)
Hiroshi Ohta, Hitoshi Saji, Hiromasa Nakatani
Muscle-Based Feature Models for Analyzing Facial Expressions. ACCV (2) (1998)
Hiroshi Ohta, Hitoshi Saji, Hiromasa Nakatani
Recognition of facial expressions using muscle-based feature models. ICPR (1998)
Hitoshi Saji
Measuring Three-Dimensional Shapes of a Human Face Using Photometric Stereo Method with Two Light Sources and Slit Patterns. MVA (1996)