| First Name | David |
| Surname | Gavilan |
| Mother's surname | Ruiz |
| Date of Birth | November 14th, 1978 |
| Place of Birth | Barcelona (Spain) |
| Horoscope | Scorpio |
| Blood Type | B- |
| Brothers |
Ricardo ~ Mechanical Engineer, Barcelona Andoni ~ Electrical and Electronic Engineer, Barcelona |
| Sister | Olga ~ Psychologist, Los Angeles (California) |
| Calling Card - 名刺 |
PhD + S2C (PDF 90x55 mm) old PhD's(JPEG), old Master's (JPEG) |
| Contact |
|
Please, don't make the same mistake as Google, refering to my publications as D.G. Ruiz! Gavilan is not my middle name, but my surname. Please use D. Gavilan.
The problem is that in Spain we have two surnames, father's and mother's. In some of my old publications, I used to write both surnames, writing them in capital letters, as opposed to the first name. But then I noticed that I was being referenced wrongly in most cases. To avoid this, some people writes a hyphen between the two surnames, so I would be indexed "D. Gavilan-Ruiz", but I don't like hyphens, since it may seem that I should be called Mr. Gavilan-Ruiz (or "Gavilan-Ruiz san" in Japan), while the normal way in Spain is just using the first surname. Also, since Ruiz is not my middle name either, please don't write "D.R. Gavilan"! Some artists, like Picasso, choose to be called by their mother's surname (Picasso's full name is Pablo Ruiz Picasso, and Ruiz is his father's surname). But I am no artist. So, please, just use "D. Gavilan" in my references. Thank you!| Spanish | Mother tongue language |
| Catalan | Mother tongue language |
| English | First Certificate & TOEFL (267/300) |
| Japanese |
Japanese Language Proficiency Level 1 日本語能力試験1級 |
| 1996 July Col·legi Salesià Sant Joan Bosco | Highschool (Graduated with Honors) | |
| 2001 Feb. Autonomous University of Barcelona | B.A. in Computer Science Engineering (Best student of 2001) | Academic Records |
| 2005 March Tokyo Institute of Technology | Master in Computer Science | |
| 2008 March Tokyo Institute of Technology | PhD in Computer Science | |
| 2008 April ~ present | Working at Konami Digital Entertainment Japan |
| Publications at Nakajima-Saito Lab | |
| Previous Publications | J. Serra-Sagrista, D. Gavilan and J. Minguillon. Analysis of Lossy Compression Methods Applied to Hyperspectral Images. In Image and Signal Processing for Remote Sensing VIII. Society of Photo-optical Instrumentation Engineers (SPIE), Crete, Greece, vol. 4885, Sebastiano B. Serpico. SPIE, September 2002. |
|
| S. Ishii, D. Gavilan, H. Takahashi and M. Nakajima. Hologram Works on Indefinite Object Image - Contour Extraction of a Soap Bubble Image映情学技報, Vol., No., pp.-, October 2002. |
| 2001-2002 Autonomous University of Barcelona | Researcher on Hyperspectral Imagery Project at the Combinatorics and Communications Unit. |
| 2001 Autonomous University of Barcelona | Teaching Assistant (Programming and Networking) at the Combinatorics and Communications Unit. |
| 2000-2001 Autonomous University of Barcelona | Web and System Administrator (Linux, Solaris, Windows) at the Combinatorics and Communications Unit. |
| HCI (Human Computer Interaction) using cheap digital cameras | Done some work in the B.A. Research Project at the Computer Vision Center. |
| Image Retrieval | Test my current system at Blob Retrieval. |
| Classical IQ Test | 135 - Visionary Philosopher (American average is 110) |
| Geek Level | 15.58185% - Geek |
| Japanese name | 我美乱荼毘 |
| Elvish name | Elrohir Telemnar |
| Hobbit name | Drogo Sandybanks of Frogmorton |