Cecilia Moloney
Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering
B.Sc.(Hons.) Memorial, M.A.Sc., Ph.D. Waterloo
Faculty of Engineering and Applied
Science
Memorial University of Newfoundland
Office: EN-3072
Phone: (709) 864-8961
E-mail: cmoloney at mun dot ca
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Research
Research Interests
- nonlinear signal and image processing methods
- signal representations via wavelet and contourlet transforms
- radar signal processing and applications
- transformative pedagogy for science and engineering
- women in science and engineering
Additional Information on Some Current Research Projects
Representative Recent Publications
- C. Moloney and J. Rosales, “The MetaKettle Project: A journey to the heart of higher education,” presented at 15th International Conference of Women Engineers and Scientists (ICWES 15), Adelaide, Australia, July 19-22, 2011.
Abstract available at ICWES15. Full paper available by request from authors.
- S.A. Saleh and C.R. Moloney, “Development and testing of wavelet packet transform-based detector for ice accretion on wind turbines,” in Proceedings of 14h Digital Signal Processing Workshop, Sedona, AZ, Jan 4-7, 2011. Available IEEE Xplore.
- C. Moloney, “‘Understanding Understanding’ Across the Disciplines: Towards Strategies for Sustainable Engineering Education for the 21st Century, presented at IEEE/IBM Conference on Transforming Engineering Education, Dublin, April 6-9, 2010.Available IEEE Xplore.
- T.S. Quosai, V. Davidson, N. Ghazalli, C. Moloney and J. Vassileva, “Defining equity indicators for benchmarking women’s participation in science and engineering faculties across Canada,” presented at Promethea International Conference, Paris, France, Nov 26-27, 2009.
- S. Zhang and C. Moloney, “Gray-scale fingerprint image compression based on the hybrid-NRCT,” in Proceedings of the 13th Digital Signal Processing Workshop, Marco Island, Florida, Jan 4-7, 2009. Available
IEEE Xplore.
- R. Shahidi and C. Moloney, “Decorrelating the structure and texture components of a variational decomposition model,” IEEE Transactions on Image Processing, Vol 18, No. 2, pp. 299-309, February 2009. Available IEEE Xplore.
Teaching
Winter 2013 Courses
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Engi 5420, Probability and Random Processes
Engi 8821, Design of Digital Signal Processing Systems
Professional Associations
Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science
S.J. Carew Building
Memorial University of Newfoundland
St. John's, Newfoundland, Canada
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