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Philippe Guillotel


    

Philippe Guillotel
Technicolor Research & Innovation
Rennes Laboratory
Distinguished Scientist
Video Perception, Processing & Coding
1, avenue de Belle Fontaine, CS 17616
35576 Cesson-Sévigné Cedex - France
Office : +33.2.99.27.32.63
Email : philippe.guillotel@technicolor.com


 

Summary
Since 1989 I am working with Technicolor Research & Innovation (Formely Thomson Research). I am currently part of the Rennes Lab, France focusing on Video Compression (2D and 3D) and Human Perception technologies. I am graduated from the University of Rennes I with a PhD in 2012 and a M.S. degree in 1986, from the ENST-Br with a Dipl.-Ing. degree in 1988.
From 2008 to 2012, I was Lab manager for the Video Processing & Perception research Lab. (36 people, 6 PhD, 2 post-doc, 11 Interns).
Since 2010, I am distinguished Scientist at Technicolor Research and Innovation - Video Perception, Processing & Coding.

Specialities
Image Processing, Video Compression, Video Streaming over the Internet, Human Perception, Man-Machine Interfaces, Interactivity

Available Positions
Researcher (CDI), Human Information & Man-Machine Interfaces
Senior Researcher (CDI), Video Compression and Signal processing
Researcher (CDI), Color Management & Processing

Past & Current Works
I have worked for Technicolor Research Labs in the following areas:

- Research on Video Processing, Content Representation & Coding
With a special focus on MPEG standards (MPEG-2, MPEG-4 and extensions, HEVC). I have contributed to the specification and development of our business divisions products such as real-time video encoders, taking into account implementation constraints (hardware, software and IC). Those encoders have been recognized as worlwide most efficient broadcast encoders (with several awards).
Research areas includes also content format representation for new formats (UHD, HDR, 3D,...), new coding schemes and paradigms (epitome, advanced scenes models), adaptive encoding schemes and perceptual coding.
- Haptic Interfaces for Multimedia Entertainement
We are conducting research on new interfaces and interactivity to provide the user with new and immersive experiences.
- Human vision modeling and especially saliency map computation, subjective video quality metrics and re-framing applications
The Technicolor saliency computation model is published in several journal papers.

More on this topic can be found here.

- Video Streaming over Internet and other distribution systems (based on MPEG-2 TS and IP protocols)
I have been active in the writing of the DVB specification for the deploiement of the Digital Terrestrial Television in Europe. I have studied adaptive video streaming over IP networks in 1998-2000, using scalable video coding approaches and modified RTP protocols.
- Digital modulation & error protection for robust delivery of video
I made some work in this area that lead to the development of joint source channel coding schemes.
- Focusing now on next generation Video Content Representation & Coding, Human Factors (Perception, Vision, Emotion), Immersive Experience and New Man-Machine Interfaces to improve the user experience.

During these years, I have been in charge of several research projects and teams (4 to 6 people), including also relationship with our business division, but also academics and industrial research labs through collaborative projects and interns (PhD, master ...).

I have also been involved in several European & French collaborative projects such as EUREKA95 (HDMAC), RACE dTTb (digital transmissions), ACTS HAMLET (MPEG2), ESPRIT/ROXY (Internet multicast), IST/Ozone (Ambient Intelligence), ITEA/HD4U (HDTV digital TV). Being Project leader for the RNRT/VISI (video over IP) project, and workpackage leader of the most recent FUI/FuturIm@ges (Future Image formats, 2D/3D) project.

I was also member of a number of standards organizations such as MPEG, AFNOR, DVB and some groups (GdR-ISIS, Pôle de compétitivité "images & réseaux").

Publications
Reviewer of IEEE Transaction on Image Processing (1996).
Some Publications:
- F. Danieau, J. Fleureau, A. Cabec, P. Kerbiriou, P. Guillotel, M. Christie, N. Mollet, A. Lecuyer, "A Framework for Enhancing Video Viewing Experience with Haptic Effects of Motion", IEEE Haptics Symposium, Canada, Mar. 2012. Additional material.
- F. Danieau, A. Lécuyer, P. Guillotel, J. Fleureau, N. Mollet, M. Christie, "Enhancing audiovisual experience with haptic feedback : a survey", Submitted IEEE ToH - Trans. on Haptic.
- P. Guillotel, A. Aribuki, Y. Olivier, F. Urban, "Perceptual Video Coding Based on MB Classification and Rate-Distortion Optimization", Submitted Signal Processing: Image Communication - Special Issue on biologically inspired approaches for visual information processing and analysis.
- J. Fleureau, P. Guillotel, Quan Huynh-Thu, "Physiological-Based Affect Event Detector for Entertainment Video Applications", IEEE TAC - Trans. on Affective Computing. Additional material.
- S. Chérigui, C. Guillemot, D. Thoreau, P. Guillotel, P. Perez, "Hybrid template and block matching algorithm for image intra prediction", IEEE International Conference on Acoustics, Speech, and Signal Processing (ICASSP'12), Japan, Mar. 2012.
- S. Chérigui, C. Guillemot, D. Thoreau, P. Guillotel, P. Perez, "Epitome-based image compression using translational sub-pel mapping", IEEE international workshop on multimedia signal processing (MMSP'11), China, Oct. 2011.
- J. Fleureau, A. Leroy, P. Guillotel, "EOG-based gaze position estimation and comparison with a commercial video-based eye-tracker", European Conferences on Eye Movements (ECEM'11), France, Sept 2011.
- C. Chamaret, O. Le Meur, P. Guillotel, and J.C. Chevet, "How to measure the relevance of a retargeting approach?", workshop ECCV'10, Greece, Sept 2010. Additional material.
- P. Guillotel, C. Diot, P. Jax, M.J. Colaitis, E. Francois, C. Gomila, X. Bonjour, "A/V CODING: Research Challenges and Opportunities", White Paper, Sept 2010.
- O. Le Meur, S. Cloarec, P. Guillotel, "Automatic Content Repurposing for Mobile Applications", SMPTE Motion Imaging Journal, Vol. 119, no. 1, January/February 2010.
- P. Lopez, P. Guillotel, "HDTV Video Compression for Professional Studio Applications", Proc. of the 27th Picture Coding Symposium, Chicago, Illinois, USA, May 2009.
- P. De Cuetos, P. Guillotel, K.W. Ross, D. Thoreau, "Implementation of Adaptive streaming of Stored MPEG-4 FGS Video Over TCP", Proc. International Conference on Multimedia and Expo ICME'2002, Lausanne, Switzerland, pp. 405-408, Aug. 2002.
- P. Bordes, P. Guillotel, "Perceptually Adapted MPEG Video Encoding", Proceedings of the International Society for Optical Engineering vol. 3959 SPIE'2000 - Human Vision and Electronic Imaging V, San Jose, CA, USA, Jan. 2000.
- P. Guillotel, D. Thoreau, P. Ruellou, P. Bordes, B. Chupeau, C. Chevance, "Adaptive Encoders : The New Generation of MPEG-2 Encoders", Proceedings of the Conference of the Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers SMPTE'99, SMPTE journal. Vol. 109, no. 4, pp. 287-294. 2000.
- P. Guillotel et al., "Adaptive MPEG-2 Coding Systems", Proceedings of Picture Coding Symposium PCS'99, Portland, Oregon, Apr. 1999.
- P. Guillotel, C. Chevance, "Comparison of Motion Vector Coding", Proc. Symposium on Visual Communications and Image Processing VCIP'94 , Chicago, USA, Sept. 1994.

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