About

• swehrwein@cs.cornell.edu
• Office: 4132 Upson Hall
• Office Hours (Spring 2013): Wednesday 4:30-6:30 Upson 317
• Advisor: Noah Snavely

Research

I'm a member of Cornell's Graphics and Vision Group. My specific interests include a variety of topics in computer vision, graphics, and computational photography, including:

• Computer vision in Internet photo collections
• Content-based geolocation and timestamping
• Computational cameras, compressed sensing, and super-resolution

See below for a list of publications.

Teaching

Spring 2013	Teaching Assistant	CS1114 - Introduction to Computing using Matlab and Robotics
Spring 2010 Fall 2009 Spring 2009 Fall 2008 Spring 2008	Peer Tutor	CS101 - The Computing Age
Fall 2008	Teaching Assistant	CS314 - Operating Systems
Fall 2007	Teaching Assistant	CS202 - Computer Architecture

Publications

• Daniel Hauagge, Scott Wehrwein, Kavita Bala, and Noah Snavely. Photometric Ambient Occlusion. CVPR 2013 (to appear).
• D. Townsend, P. Poon, S. Wehrwein, T. Osman, A. Mariano, E. Vera, M. Stenner, and M. Gehm, Static compressive tracking, Optics Express 20, 21160-21172 (2012).
• T. Osman, P. K. Poon, D. Townsend, S. Wehrwein, A. Mariano, M. Stenner, and M. E. Gehm, Experimental Demonstration of Compressive Target Tracking, in Computational Optical Sensing and Imaging, Optical Society of America, 2011, paper CMB2.

Unpublished Work

• S. Wehrwein. Computational Photography: Coded Exposure and Coded Aperture Imaging. B.A. Thesis, Middlebury College, May 2010
• S. Wehrwein and K. Gorekore. Registered JPEG images of planar surfaces. Dataset for color image matching. August 2008.