Bibliography written the 1st of November 2018: Marc Chaumont is Associate Professor (HDR Hors-Classe; accreditated to supervise research since 2013, IEEE Senior Member), at the LIRMM Montpellier, and does his teaching at the University of Nīmes. Marc
CHAUMONT (http://www.lirmm.fr/~chaumont/) was born in November 1976, in
France. He received his
Engineer Diploma in Computer Sciences at the INSA (National Institute
of
Applied Sciences) of Rennes, France in 1999 and his Ph.D. in Computer
Sciences
at the IRISA Rennes (INRIA, CNRS, University of Rennes 2, and INSA) in
2003.
His Ph.D. thesis was about video object representations, with dynamic
coding
and scalability functionalities, in the video compression area. He has
carried
on for one year its research activity at the INRIA Rennes and for one
another
year at the University Technological Institute of Bayonne, France as a
Visiting
Assistant Professor. During this last year, he focused on face tracking
using a
deformable 3D face model. In September 2005, he joined the LIRMM
(Laboratory of Computer Science, Robotic and Microelectronic) of
Montpellier
and the University of Nīmes as Assistant Professor. Marc
CHAUMONT is an associate professor, "HDR - Hors-Classe" in Computer
Science at the University of Montpellier and Nīmes, France, based in
the LIRMM
laboratory. He is an international
expert in steganography and more generally in image and
video processing
which he applies to a wide range of
domains such as multimedia security (steganography, digital
forensics, watermarking, video
& image compression), segmentation, and tracking in videos, life and environmental
sciences. He
obtained the "HDR" diploma (Habilitation ą Diriger des Recherches) in
2013. He obtained the Hors Class (Associate Professor) promotion in September 2018. His collaborators in the
security are academics and
government agencies. His
collaborators in the environment include The Marine
Biodiversity Exploitation and Conservation Laboratory (MARBEC), Agricultural Research for Development
(CIRAD), Astrophysics and Cosmology laboratory (Centre de physique des
particules de Marseille), Montpellier Hydro Sciences Lab, and
Berger-Levrault. Since 2002,
Marc CHAUMONT has published over 59 conference papers (in computer
science,
conferences are equivalent to a letter in a journal and are reviewed),
10
journal papers, and 4 open-access book chapters. He is in the
International
Advisory Committee of the open-access journal International Image
Processing
and Visual Communication, and a reviewer for more than 20 journals
(e.g., IEEE
Transaction on Image Forensics and Security, IS&T
Journal of Electronic Imaging, IET Information Security Journal,
EURASIP
Journal On Information Security ...), and more than 10 conferences (e.g., IEEE WIFS, ACM IH&MMSec, IEEE ICIP,
IEEE ICASSP, ...).
Since 2007 he has reviewed more
than
332
articles (conference or
journal), which averages over the period from
January 2007 to Novembre 2018, to 30 papers reviewed per year. An
example illustrating the quality of his reviews is its Top 3% ICIP 2020
reviewer award (pdf). Marc
CHAUMONT is an elected member of the
IEEE Signal Processing - Information Forensics Security - Technical
Committee (https://signalprocessingsociety.org/get-involved/information-forensics-and-security)
since 2015
from the
Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE). He
has participated in 2 national and 1 European (PO FEDER-FSE)
interdisciplinary projects in image processing and is at the moment in
1 European (FEAMP 2017), in 1 National (ANR-Astrid DGA 2018), and 1
Local project (MUSE 2018). He
has supervised 8 Ph.D. and 2 engineers students, and currently
supervising 5
Ph.D. Additionally,
Marc CHAUMONT is co-responsible of the Computer-Science part of the
Licence
"Mathematique " of the Nīmes University since September 2009. He is
president of the jury of the L3 and member of the jury of L2. He is
responsible
for 4 teaching modules. He also has supervised 26 M2
students. He was a
member of the Scientific council from the
University of Nīmes from 2011 to 2012, a member of the expert pool of
Montpellier from 2008 to 2013, and a member of the Scientific
council of the
LIRMM from 2014 to 2015. His list of publications is available at http://www.lirmm.fr/~chaumont/Publications.html |
Research Topics:Steganography: We started this topic in 2010.
We
seek to propose new systems of steganography, to explore different
scenarios
and also to provide tools for steganalysis. I have worked on this topic from 2000 - 2006, and then restart to contribute on it, using machine learning and deep learning since 2013. I have worked on segmentation and on videos objects tracking. I have also worked on real-time face tracking with a deformable 3D model using active models. Today, I mainly work on localization, identification, and segmentation on 1D, 2D or 3D signals. Key-words: Multimedia security (Steganography, Digital forensics), Segmentation. |