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Regis Rossi Alves Faria

Engenheiro eletrônico, doutor e mestre em Engenharia Elétrica (Sistemas Eletrônicos). Professor no Depto. de Música da USP RP. Pesquisador associado no LSI (Laboratório Sistemas Integráveis) da POLI USP. Coordenador do Núcleo de Engenharia de Áudio e Codificação Sonora (NEAC-LSI-USP). Músico instrumentista. Fundador da Organia Engenharia Musical.
 
 
   
[Online Public Curriculum at Lattes Plataform]

Curriculum Vitae Illustrated

Main Professional Interests
Research and development on audiovisual systems
Areas of Interest: Sound/Music Technology, Signal Processing, Audio Engineering, Sonic computing, Multimedia Coding (e.g. MPEG), Interactive Multimedia Systems, Information Systems, Digital Media.

Education
PhD. EE. Polytechnic School of the University of São Paulo (Brazil, 2005)
MS. EE. Polytechnic School of the University of São Paulo (Brazil, 1997)
BS. EE. (emphasis on Electronics) Minas Gerais Federal University (Brazil, 1990)

Summary of Qualifications
Post doctorate at the University of Sheffield, Acoustics Group (UK, 2010). Post doctorate at Linköpings Universitet, Sound Technology Group (Sweden, 2009). PhD and MSc in Electronic Engineering a the Polytechnic School of the University of São Paulo. Doctorate research focus on advanced spatial audio system architectures/techniques for sound immersion. Master research focus on wavelet multiresolution analysis of musical gestures.

Assistant professor at the Music Department, Communications and Arts School, University of São Paulo (ECA/USP) Campus Ribeirão Preto, responsible for acoustics and music technology courses. Associate Researcher and leader of the Audio Engineering and Coding Center of the Laboratory of Integrable Systems, University of São Paulo (NEAC-LSI-EPUSP). Responsible for scientific advising and investigation, research and development projects on audio technologies, audiovisual coding, interactive and reconfigurable multimedia platforms, digital TV, MPEG, and sound/music technologies.

Responsible in 2005 for conducting the studies and developments in audio systems for the Brazilian Digital TV System (SBTVD) R&D Project, such as the MPEG-AAC codec and the audio architecture. Member of the SBTVD Technical Forum since 2006, and active contributor on the ISDB-Tb standardization process.

Experience in system architecture design, conception and coordination of R&D projects, development of multimedia services/systems (hardware/software), technology integration, and scientific events organization (3 times general chair of AES Brazil conference: 2006, 2007 and 2008).

Specialist in music/audio technologies, spatial audio, digital audio processing, audio coding (MPEG), wavelet theory and music analysis/synthesis. Advanced knowledge on project management, multimedia signal processing, musical acoustics, reconfigurable multimedia system design (VHDL), digital TV systems, virtual reality (CAVE’s) and telecom/network basics (TCP/IP, SDH).

Musician (flutes), lecturer and speaker on musical technology. Experience with audio/music processing software and audio equipment. Musical skills in audio quality assessment, melody memory and expressivity modeling. Excellent writing, communication and organizational skills.

Experience with platforms PCs, SUN, SGI; OS UNIX, Linux, Windows 95/98, NT, 2000, XP, DOS. Programming in PD, MATLAB, C, Fortran, Pascal, HTML. Intermediate skills on C++.

Double citizenship: Brazilian and Italian. Fluent in Portuguese and English. English Proficiency by the ELS Language Center (Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland, OH, 1993). Italian: conversation, reading and writing. Spanish: conversation and reading.

Member of the Audio Engineering Society (AES). Conselour and ex-vice president (2008-2010) of the AES Brazil section. Member of the AES Technical Committees on Spatial Audio Technologies and Audio Coding. Founding member and Coordinator of the Computer Music Interest Group of the Brazilian Computer Society (SBC).

 

Professional Trajectory

1993 - present
Laboratório de Sistemas Integráveis (LSI), Polytechnic School of the University of São Paulo www.lsi.usp.br

Associate researcher / Audio Engineering and Coding Center coordinator. Associate researcher in audiovisual technologies since 1993. Experience in applied research and development projects and consultancy in multimedia engineering, sound technologies, audiovisual coding, interactive services and digital/analog multimedia platforms. Founder (1997) and manager for 8 years of the Media Engineering Center. Worked with wavelets in music analysis, telemedicine, virtual reality, spatial audio and sound coding. Founder (2005) and coordinator of the Audio Engineering and Coding Center (NEAC-LSI-USP) addressing innovative research in spatial audio, sound coding and music technologies. Advisor on graduation & under-graduation programs.

2010 - present
Dept. Music, University of São Paulo (Brazil)
www.musica.pcarp.usp.br

Assistant professor. Responsible for the acoustics and music technology courses.

2008 - present
Organia Musical Engineering Audiovisual Technologies, São Paulo (Brazil)
www.organia.com.br

Partner / Research and Development Advisor. Founder (2008) of Organia, an engineering, consultancy, research and development company oriented to innovative sound technologies and services. Supports research projects targeting the development of reconfigurable digital music formats and tools, and multichannel/spatial audio/music production supported by FAPESP and CNPq Brazilian agencies.

2000 - present
Laboratório de Sistemas Integráveis Tecnológico (LSI-TEC), São Paulo (Brazil)
www.lsitec.org.br

Associate Member / R&D Project Manager and Scientist. Worked on set-top boxes platform design with hardware description languages and systems development. Responsible for research and developments on the audio codec and reproduction modules of the reference receptor for the SBTVD (Brazilian DTV System) R&D Project in 2005. Associate member of the LSI-TEC since 2006.

2006 – 2008
FASP – Associated Faculties of São Paulo, São Paulo (Brazil)
www.fasp.br

Professor.

1998 – 1999
Faculty Radial São Paulo, São Paulo (Brazil)
www.radial.br

Full Professor. Responsible for the courses L ogic and Computer Programming (LPC), and Programming Languages and Tecnhiques (LTC).

1991 - 1992
Minerações Brasileiras Reunidas SA (MBR), Belo Horizonte/Rio de Janeiro (Brazil)

Trainee Engineer. Participated on an extensive training program over the whole company, from mineral prospecting to mining and export business. Worked at industrial ore processing plants, open mine, at the maritime export terminal facilities, environmental and geology research areas, and with Total Quality Control. Company later acquired by Vale (www.vale.com).


Main Projects and Developments


MÓBILE - Interactive Musical Processes (2009-present)

Tematic Research project supported by FAPESP agency (process no. processo no. 2008/08632-8) targeting the development of interactive processes in music production with technologies. Project developed in the University of São Paulo (USP). Responsible for the sub-coordination of R&D activities in the 4th research line (Musical acoustics, psichoacoustics and auralization).

Software for Surround/Multichannel Production for DTV (2009-present)

Supports the development of an innovative software for the production of surround/spatial audio/music programs, particularly targeting the DTV application scenario and requirements for audio production, encoding and transmission. Project supported by CNPq Brazilian research council process no. RHAE no. 573424/2008-0.

Development of a new format for reconfigurable digital music (2008-present)

Coordinator of the research project, leaded by Organia and backed by the LSI-TEC/LSI. The project considers an information survey on the phonographic market, with the content producers and an alignment of technologies for the proposal of a new paradigm for reconfigurable digital music. It addresses the experimental development of three technological components for a show-case: a new format for reconfigurable digital music, an encoder (authorship software), and a decoder (player) for personalized reproduction of musical content. Project supported by FAPESP Brazilian Agency process no. 07/01634-2.

• ISDB-Tb Standardization (2006-present)

Contributor in the Brazilian DTV System (SBTVD or ISDB-Tb) standardization process. Active collaborator and one of the chairs of the audio coding part (ABNT NBR 15602-2) and the Coding Operational Guide. Participant of the SBTVD Forum.

• OpenAUDIENCE – Immersive Audio Software (2006-present)

Project coordinator, responsible for software system design, teams and collaborative work integration and project management.
The main objective is the development of two software packages for sound immersion, production of sound scenes, and 3D interactive auralization of spatial sound scenes, using multichannel support.
 
The project is developed collaboratively and hosted at http://openaudience.incubadora.fapesp.br.

See below a demo of OpenAUDIENCE spatializing a live concert at the III Seminário Música Ciência Tecnologia (SMCT 2008) in Sao Paulo in may/08.


• AUDIENCE Project – Audio Immersion Experience by Computer Emulation (2003-2007)

Responsible for the specification, design and implantation of a 2D/3D audio system for a CAVE at the Polytechnic School of the University of São Paulo. Principal author and scientist.


http://www.lsi.usp.br/interativos/nem/audience/

AUDIENCE is a flexible and scalable hardware/software system for 2D/3D audio production, coding/decoding and auralization (sound immersion). The project delivered a complete hw/sw solution and many published papers.
 
• MPEG AAC (Advanced Audio Coding) Studies and Developments for SBTVD (2005)

Responsible for coordinating a team addressing the research, design, developments, and tests of a multichannel audio coder/decoder architecture for the Brazilian DTV System (SBTVD) based on the MPEG-4 AAC codec. Project in the scope of the SBTVD R&D Project, part of Audio Coding and Decoding. Partially concluded.

 
• Audio Processing Module for the SBTVD Reference Access Terminal (2005)

Responsible for coordinating a team addressing the research of audio unit architectures and processors for DTV set-top boxes, including the design, implementations and tests of audio decoding, synthesis, spatial processing and reproduction functions in user terminals, in the scope of the Brazilian DTV System (SBTVD) R&D Project, part of Access Terminals.

 
• Sound System Design for Theater and Auditory Rooms (2004-2005)

Responsible for the general sound design and specifications of audio equipment for stage, control room and auditory spaces.

 
• Access Platforms for Digital/Analog TV (2002-2004)

Industry oriented Project. Responsible for project conception and coordination. Action in high-level system design, technical specifications; design of service-oriented prototypes, timeline, activities specification and management, leading a team of 11 professionals.

 
• Stereoscopic Visualization for High Performance Cluster Computer (2002-2003)

Responsible for the specification and coordination of a stereoscopic visualization tool for a high performance cluster computer systems oriented to applications in the oil industry.

• MPEG Consultancy (2000-2003)

Action for industry and feasibility studies for MPEG decoding platforms design. Invited speaker at several seminars and technical events in Europe, Brazil and USA.

 
• Reconfigurable Multimedia Digital Set-Top Box Family Project (1999-2002)

Research and Project coordination – action in the high-level system features design, technical and service specification; responsible for project conduction, design of service-oriented prototypes, timeline and activities specification and management.
 
• Telemedicine Project (1999)

Responsible for the network infrastructure and radio equipment startup, access terminals installation and starting of videoconference medical services in the Hospital of Porto Velho, Rondonia State, in the Brazilian Amazonia, connected to the Hospital das Clínicas in São Paulo. This service settled the basis for the oncopediatria.org.br project.
 
• MoD Project – Media on Demand – Interactive Multimedia Services/Applications (1998-1999)

• Musiface AoD Service (Audio on Demand Server/Player) (1998)

Responsible for service specification, technical features and services, visual design, user interface conception and management of the development project.

 
• Polimidia (Media on Demand Application/Server) (1999)

Responsible for service specification, technical features and services, visual design, user interface, and management of the development project.
http://www.lsi.usp.br/polimidia.
 
• High Speed Research Link, Teleconference Laboratory and Digital Media Studio (1998).

Action in engineering design, implantation of network SDH infrastructure, specification of equipment, prototyping of interactive digital services (such as videoconference and collaborative work), and implantation of a distributed digital media studio for collaborative production between computer graphics and music facility at the University of São Paulo and the DSN Cable TV infrastructure laboratory, at NEC headquarters in São Paulo.

Digital SDH 310Mbps Link between University of São Paulo and NEC Brazil DSN Laboratory.

 
• WAVESYNT - Wavelet Multiresolution Analysis Software for Audio/Music (1D signals) Analysis (1997)

Developed a wavelet-based signal analyzer and a user interface under MATLAB platform for the analysis of audio signals (oriented to the analysis of musical gestures) using a Wavelet Multiresolution Analysis framework. The interface is capable of loading sounds, processing different analysis, editing wavelet coefficients, and performing selectivereconstruction of audio/musical signals.

Publications and Monographs

  • FARIA, R. R. A.; SILVA, P.G. A New Multichannel Sound Production System for Digital Television. Proceedings of the The 1st Brazil Japan Symposium on Advances in Digital Television, December 6,7 and 8, 2010 São Paulo.
  • FAGUNDES, R. D. R. (Org.) ; MAIA JR., A. (Org.) ; FARIA, R. R. A. (Org.) . Proceedings of the 8th AES Brazil Conference / 14th AES Brazil National Convention (Online). Rio de Janeiro: AES Brasil - Sociedade de Engenharia de Áudio, 2010. v. 1. 67 p. ISSN 2177-529X.
  • FARIA, R. R. A. (Org.) ; PIMENTA, M. (Org.) ; KELLER, D. (Org.) ; QUEIROZ, M. (Org.) ; RAMALHO, G. (Org.) ; CABRAL, G. (Org.) . Proceedings of the 12th Brazilian Symposium on Computer Music (CDROM). Porto Alegre: SBC - Sociedade Brasileira de Computação, 2009. v. 1. 232 p.
  • FAGUNDES, R. D. R. (Org.) ; MAIA JR., A. (Org.) ; FARIA, R. R. A. (Org.) . Proceedings of the 7th AES Brazil Conference / 3rd. AES Latin America Conference / 13th AES Brazil National Convention (Online). Rio de Janeiro: AES Brasil - Sociedade de Engenharia de Áudio, 2009. v. 1. 129 p. ISSN 2177-529X.
  • SOUSA, G. H. M. ; SCARPATO, P. F. ; PEGORARO, F. S. ; FARIA, R. R. A. Desenvolvimento de um formato para música digital reconfigurável sobre MPEG-4. In: 7th AES Brazil Conference, 2009, São Paulo. Proceedings. Rio de Janeiro: AES Brasil, 2009.
  • MANNIS, J. A. , FARIA, R. R. A. (org). 6th AES Brazil Conference/12th AES Brazil National Convention Proceedings. AES Brazil, São Paulo, 2008. ISBN 978-85-99997-03-1.
  • THOMAZ, L. F. ; FARIA, R. R. A.  A real time and interactive music spatialization system. In: 11th Brazilian Symposium on Computer Music, 2007, São Paulo. Proceedings. São Paulo, 2007. p. 121-132.
  • FARIA, R.R.A.  ISO/IEC JTC1/SC29/WG11 (MPEG). Document m14753. New reference architecture for broad-scope spatial audio object coding and spatial sound frameworks. Lausanne, Switzerland, jul. 2007. /MPEG, 81st MPEG & 42nd JPEG Meeting/
  • CARVALHO, E. R.; de BARROS, G.G.; COSTA, L.C.P.; FARIA, R.R.A.; NUNES, R.P.; LOPES, R.D.; ZUFFO, M.K. The Brazilian Digital Television System Access Device Architecture. Journal of the Brazilian Computer Society – JBCS, v. 13, n. 1, Mar. 2007, p. 95-113, 2007. ISSN 0104-6500.
  • FARIA, R. R. A. (org). 5th AES Brazil Conference/11th AES Brazil National Convention. CD-ROM Proceedings. AES Brazil, São Paulo, 2007. ISBN 978-85-99997-02-4.
  • VITAL, R. S. ; FARIA, R. R. A. Desenvolvimento experimental de amplificadores multicanal para auralização. In: AES Brasil, 2007, São Paulo. Anais do 5o. Congresso de Engenharia de Áudio / 11a. Convenção Nacional da AES Brasil. Rio de Janeiro : AES Brasil, 2007. v. 1. p. 89-96.
  • CABRAL, M. C. ; ZUFFO, M. K. ; GHIROTTI, S. ; BELLOC, O. ; NOMURA, L. ; NAGAMURA, M. ; ANDRADE, F. ; FARIA, R. R. A. ; THOMAZ, L. F.  An experience using X3D for virtual cultural heritage. In: Web3D 2007, 2007, Perugia. Twelfth international conference on 3D web technology. Proceedings. New York : ACM Press, 2007. p. 161-164.
  • FARIA, R. R. A. et al. “Objective evaluation of audio compression standards and tools for digital TV applications”. In: 56th Annual IEEE Broadcast Symposium. Washington, 2006.
  • HIRA, A.Y., NEBEL DE MELLO, A., FARIA, R. R. A., ODONE FILHO, V., LOPES, R. D., ZUFFO, M. K. “Development of a telemedicine model for emerging countries: A case study on pediatric oncology in Brazil”. In: IEEE EMBS 2006 (International Conference of the Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society). New York, 2006.
  • THOMAZ, L. F.; FARIA, R. R. A.; ZUFFO, M. K.; ZUFFO, J. A. “Orchestra spatialization using the AUDIENCE engine. In: Proceedings of the ICMC 2006 (International Computer Music Conference). New Orleans, 2006.
  • FARIA, R. R. A.; ZUFFO, J. A. “An auralization engine adapting a 3D image source acoustic model to an Ambisonics coder for immersive virtual reality”. In: AES 28th International Conference (The Future of Audio Technology – Surround and Beyond), 2006, Pitea, Sweden. Proceedings. 2006. p. 157-166.
  • FARIA, R. R. A. and ZUFFO, M. K. (ed). 4th AES Brazil Conference/10th AES Brazil National Convention. CD-ROM Proceedings. AES Brazil, São Paulo, 2006. ISBN 85-99997-01-7.
  • THOMAZ, L. F.; FARIA, R. R. A.; ZUFFO, M. K.; ZUFFO, J. A. “Experimentações de espacialização orquestral sobre a arquitetura AUDIENCE”. In: 4th AES Brazil Conference/10th AES Brazil National Convention, São Paulo, 2006. Proceedings. 2006. p.72-77.
  • MITRE, A.; QUEIROZ, M.; FARIA, R. R. A. “Accurate and efficient fundamental frequency determination from precise partial estimates”. In: 4th AES Brazil Conference/10th AES Brazil National Convention, São Paulo, 2006. Proceedings. 2006. p.113-118. 
  • FARIA, R. R. A. et al.  “Improving spatial perception through sound field simulation in VR”.  In: VECIMS 2005 - IEEE Conference on Virtual Environments, Human-Computer Interfaces and Measurement Systems, 2005, Giardini Naxos, Italy. Proceedings. 2005. p.103-108.
  • FARIA, R. R. A. et al. “AUDIENCE - Audio Immersion Experiences in the CAVERNA Digital”.  In: SBCM 2005 - The 10th Brazilian Symposium on Computer Music, 2005, Belo Horizonte. Proceedings of the 10th Brazilian Symposium on Computer Music - Current Frameworks for Music Information Representation, 2005. p. 106-117.
  • THOMAZ, L. F.; ZUFFO, M. K.; ZUFFO, J. A.; FARIA, R. R. A. “Simulação de Som 3D em um Ambiente de Realidade Virtual Imersiva utilizando HRTF”. In: III Congresso Brasileiro de Engenharia de Áudio da AES Brasil/IX Convenção Nacional da AES-Brasil, São Paulo, 2005. Proceedings. 2005. p. 44-48.
  • MELLO, A. N.; HIRA, A. Y.; FARIA, R. R. A.; ZUFFO, M. K.; FILHO, V. O. “Development of a pilot telemedicine network for paediatric oncology in Brazil”. Journal of Telemedicine and Telecare, v.11, supplement 2, 2005. p.16-18 (5th. International Conference on Successes and Failures in Telehealth).
  • FARIA, R. R. A. “Auralization in immersive audiovisual environments”. PhD Thesis. Electronic Systems Dept., Polytechnic School, University of São Paulo. São Paulo, 2005. Accessible at http://www.lsi.usp.br/~regis/  (in Portuguese)
  • FARIA, R. R. A.; Dal Poz, M.A.S.; Zuffo, M.K. “A Novel Approach for Multimedia Rendering Platforms”. In: 1st. International Conference on Fuzzy Systems and Knowledge Discovery – FSKD’02, Singapore, 2002. Proceedings. 2002, v.2, p.763-767.
  • Dal POZ, M. A. S.; LEITÃO, R. B. V.; FARIA, R. R. A.; LOPES, R. de Deus.; Zuffo, M. K. “Towards Fully Reconfigurable Multimedia Platforms”. In: 1st. Ibero-American Symposium in Computer Graphics - SIACG, Guimarães, Portugal, 2002. Proceedings. 2002. p.155-162.
  • FARIA, R. R. A. "Application of wavelets on the analysis of musical gestures in timbres of traditional acoustic instruments”. MSc. Dissertation, Polytechnic School, University of São Paulo, 1997. (in Portuguese)
  • FARIA, R. R. A. et al. "Wavelets in music analysis and synthesis: timbre analysis and perspectives". In: SPIE Conference on Wavelet Applications in Signal and Image Processing IV, Denver, 1996. Proceedings SPIE, v.2825, pt.2, 1996. p.950-61.
  • FARIA, R. R. A.; Zuffo, J.A. "Wavelets as a multiresolution analysis and synthesis technique for sound timbres edition", Proceedings of the 2nd. Brazilian Symposium on Computer Music, XV Brazilian Computer Society Conference, Canela, 1995. Porto Alegre, 1995, p. 198-204.
  • Martins, C.A.P.S.; Ruschioni, R.A.; FARIA, R.R.A.; Zuffo, J.A. "Reconstrutor Sinc Finito Amostrado Normalizado Unidimensional", In: III Brazilian Computer Music Symposium, XVI Brazilian Computer Society Conference, Recife, 1996. Recife, 1996. p. 27-32.
  • FARIA, R. R. A. "Wavelets: teoria e aplicações". Tutorial. Polytechnic School, University of São Paulo (1994).
  • FARIA, R. R. A. "Inteligência artificial e música". Monograph for the discipline Introduction to Artificial Intelligence (PEE817). Polytechnic School, University of São Paulo (1993).

  • Lectures

  • AES Brazil 6th Conference / 12th National Convention. “Sound scene orientation: interactive edition of the surround space”. Panel “The Surround Convergence I”. São Paulo, Brazil (May 2008).
  • Transitus Morumbi. Arquitetura, Artes Design e Moda. Round Table Design Digital in iTVD. “Design digital para TVDi: Conceitos e Perspectivas”. University Anhembi Morumbi, São Paulo, Brazil (08/11/2007).
  • SET 2007. Television Technology. Panel: Digital TV / Digital Audio: Compression MPEG-4 AAC and ISDB-Tb – Questions & Answers. “Transmitting audio in the Brazilian Digital TV System”. São Paulo, Brazil (24/08/2007)
  • AES 122nd Convention. Workshop 5: Interactive Audio and Human Perception. “Auralization practices in the CAVE”. Vienna, Austria (May 2007).
  • AES Brazil 5th Conference / 11th National Convention. “Immersive and personalizable audio: new trends to interact with audio”. São Paulo, Brazil (21st May 2007).
  • XVII SEMAC – Computer Week of the University of São Paulo State (UNESP) – SEMAC 2007. Panel: The future of the computer professionals in the new information era. “New trends in the Digital TV System”. São José do Rio Preto, Brazil (May 2007).
  • SET 2006 – Panel: Production – Digital Audio. “Audio in Digital TV: Special Topics on Coding, Quality, Formats, Reproduction and Services”. São Paulo, Brazil (August 2006). (invited speaker).
  • II SMCT – Second Symposium on Music, Science and Technology – Sound Virtual Reality. “Architecture for Spatial Audio Production for Advanced Multimedia”. Campinas, Brazil (October 2005).
  • SET 2005 – Panel: Production – Digital Audio. “Multichannel Audio – Techniques, Coverage and Perspectives in the Context of the Brazilian Digital TV System”. São Paulo, Brazil (September 2005). (invited speaker).
  • SET 2003 – Tutorial: Codificação Multimídia – Padrões Abertos. “Codificação Multimídia – Tecnologias e Projetos”. Rio de Janeiro, Brazil (September 2003) (www.set.com.br/set2003/default.htm).
  • VVII Convenção Nacional AES Brasil. “Qualidade em CODECs Perceptuais”. São Paulo, Brazil (May 2003) (www.aesbrasil.org/eventos.htm).
  • SET 2002 – Convergência Digital; Forum SETBusiness. “ISDB-T Tutorial”. São Paulo, Brazil (2002). (invited speaker).
  • IIR Conferences: Wide Bandwidth. “MPEG-[1,2,4,7,21]: Foundations, Goals and Applications”. São Paulo, Brazil (2001) (www.iir.com.br) (invited speaker).
  • Artspages Conference. “MPEG 1,2,4,7: Foundations, Goals and Applications”. Oslo, Norway (2001) (invited speaker).
  • III Semana Acadêmica de Ciência da Computação. PUC, Curitiba, Brazil (2000) (invited speaker).
  • Musica on Line. “MPEG-[1,2,4,7] – Alicerces; Propostas; Aplicações”. Instituto Itaú Cultural, São Paulo, Brazil (2000).
  • Media on Demand – MoD Workshop. “Multimedia Trends”. University of São Paulo, São Paulo, Brazil (1999).
  • NATO – Advanced Study Institute on Signal Processing for Multimedia. Tuscany, Italy (1998) (poster presentation/speaker).
  • II Congress AES Brazil (Audio Engineering Society, section Brazil). “Análise e Síntese de Gestos Musicais em Timbres de Instrumentos Acústicos com Wavelets”. Rio de Janeiro, Brazil (1997).


  • Conference Participation

  • 8th AES Brazil Conference / 14th AES Brazil National Convention, São Paulo, Brazil (2010)
  • 128th AES Convention, London, UK (2010)
  • 7th AES Brazil Conference / 13th AES Brazil National Convention, São Paulo, Brazil (2008)
  • SET 2009 Television Technology Congress, São Paulo, Brazil (2009)
  • SBCM 2009 - 12th Brazilian Symposium on Computer Music, Recife, Brazil (2009)
  • 6th AES Brazil Conference / 12th AES Brazil National Convention, São Paulo, Brazil (2008)
  • SET 2008 Conference of the Brazilian Television Engineering Society. São Paulo, Brazil (2008)
  • AES Brazil 6th Conference / 12th National Convention. São Paulo, Brazil (2008)
  • SET 2007 Conference of the Brazilian Television Engineering Society. São Paulo, Brazil (2007)
  • MPEG, 81st MPEG & 42nd JPEG Meeting. Lausanne, Switzerland (2007)
  • AES 122nd International Conference. Vienna, Austria (2007)
  • AES Brazil 5th Conference / 11th National Convention. São Paulo, Brazil (2007)
  • XVII SEMAC – Computer Week of the University of São Paulo State (UNESP) – SEMAC 2007. São José do Rio Preto, Brazil (2007).
  • AES Brazil 4th Conference / 10th National Convention. São Paulo, Brazil (2006)
  • 10th SBCM - Brazilian Symposium on Computer Music. Belo Horizonte, Brazil (2005)
  • VECIMS 2005 – IEEE International Conference on Virtual Environments, Human-Computer Interfaces and Measurement Systems. Giardini Naxos, Italy (2005)
  • I Seminário Música Ciência e Tecnologia: Acústica Musical. São Paulo, Brazil (2004)
  • I Symposium MusArts – IRCAM_Brazil. São Paulo, Brazil (2003)
  • AES 24th International Conference (Multichannel Audio – The New Reality)Banff, Canada (2003)
  • IGrid2. Next Generation Internet. Amsterdam, Holland (2002)7th. Intern. Conf. on Computer Graphics and Interactive Techniques. New Orleans, LA, USA (2000)
  • ICAD 97 (International Conference on Auditory Display). Palo Alto, CA, USA (1997)
  • SC97 (High Performance Networking and Computing. San Jose, CA, USA (1997) (exhibitor)
  • SPIE 96 (Intl. Symposium on Optical Science, Engineering, and Instrumentation). Denver, CO, USA (1996)
  • I Congress AES Brazil (Audio Engineering Society, section Brazil). Rio de Janeiro, Brazil (1996)
  • SIGGRAPH 95 (22nd. International Conference on Computer Graphics and Interactive Techniques). Los Angeles, CA, USA (1995)
  • II Brazilian Computer Music Symposium - XV Brazilian Computer Soc. Conference. Canela, Brazil (1995)
  • I Brazilian Computer Music Symposium - XIV Brazilian Computer Soc. Conference. Caxambu, Brazil (1994)
  • C3AD - Colloquia in High Performance Scientific Computing. Rio de Janeiro, Brazil (1994)
  • III JSCAD - III Journey EPUSP/IEEE in High Performance Computer Systems. São Paulo, Brazil (1994)
  • WHPC'94 - IEEE/USP International Workshop on High Performance Computing, Compilers and Tools for Parallel Processing. São Paulo, Brazil (1994)
  • 1993 IEEE Power Engineering Society - Winter Meeting. Columbus, OH, USA (1993)
  • WARN'93 - Workshop in Neural Networks Applications. São Paulo, Brazil (1993)

  • Technical Visits

  • Acoustics Research Centre, School of Computing, Science and Engineering, Faculty of Science, Engineering and Environment, University of Salford, Manchester, UK (2010)
  • Technische Universiteit Eindhoven, Dept. Technology Management, Human-Technology Interaction, Eindhoven, Nederlands (2007)
  • Technische Universiteit Delft, Applied Physics Laboratory, Delft, Nederlands (2007)
  • Coding Technologies, Nuremberg, Germany (2005)
  • Philips Research Center, Eindhoven, Nederlands (2002)
  • Hewlett Packard. Palo Alto, CA (1996)
  • Computer Science Dept., New York University. New York, NY (1996)
  • Department of Music, City University. London, England (1995)
  • Institut de Recherche et Coordination Acoustique/Musique (IRCAM). Paris, France (1995)
  • Center for Computer Research in Music and Acoustics (CCRMA), Stanford University, CA (1997, 1995)
  • Center for New Music and Audio Technology (CNMAT), University of California, Berkeley, CA (1995)
  • Battelle Memorial Institute. Columbus, OH (1993)
  • American Electric Power System Control Center. Columbus, OH (1993)

  • Other activities

  • Instrument musician (transversal and recorder flutes; playing fusions of jazz, blues, Brazilian popular music, classic, rock and alternatives)
  • Consultant in MPEG technology, sound systems, audio engineering/acoustics
  • Lecturer on computer music, audio, digital TV technologies, perceptual coding and wavelet
  • Sound engineer (themes and sound track producer, focus on sound scene oriented music recording, processing and production)
  • Writer and translator of texts about digital audio and music technology


    Traveling, trekking and camping
     
  • Le Bahia (2007)
  • Chile e Argentina (2004)



    Website at the University of São Paulo: http://www.lsi.usp.br/~regis


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