University of Michigan

Communications and Signal Processing Laboratory (CSPL)

The Communications and Signal Processing Laboratory is housed within the Electrical and Computer Engineering Division of the Electrical Engineering and Computer Science in the College of Engineering at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor, Michigan. We are located on the fourth floor of the Electrical Engineering and Computer Science building, 1301 Beal Avenue, Ann Arbor, MI 48109-2122.

CSPL has a 30 year history dating back to the Cooley Laboratory which specialized in detection and estimation for underwater acoustical problems. Present activities and interests of its members include: wireless communications, communication networks, spread spectrum communications, optical communications, channel coding, Shannon theory, image and video compression, optical character and word recognition, document retrieval, radar imaging and ATR, computerized tomography, medical ultrasonics, sensor array processing, music synthesis and analysis, electro-physiological signal processing, statistical pattern recognition, detection and estimation theory.
On this page you will find descriptions of some of CSPL's technical activities, and a list of associated faculty, visitors, and students. You can also find out about our weekly seminar series, download reports from the CSPL Technical Report series, or browse through our keyword searchable technical report database.
If you are a CSPL group member and on an eecs.umich.edu networked computer, you may submit your technical report directly via the web.
  • CSPL Director:  Wayne E. Stark , (734) 763-0390, stark@eecs.umich.edu
  • Secretary to Director: Nancy Goings, (734) 747-2045, nango@eecs.umich.edu
  • Seminar Series
  • CSPL Technical Report Series
    • Associated Laboratories

    For further information please send e-mail to: nango@eecs.umich.edu  

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