Zisserman

Andrew Zisserman is a British computer vision researcher and professor at the University of Oxford, where he is a leading figure in the Visual Geometry Group (VGG). His research covers a range of computer vision topics, including image matching, 3D reconstruction, video analysis, and object recognition, with an emphasis on robust and scalable methods for understanding visual data.

Zisserman is best known for co-authoring the widely used textbook Multiple View Geometry in Computer Vision, written with Richard Hartley. The book is considered a standard reference in the field and has educated generations of researchers and students.

Throughout his career, Zisserman has published extensively in journals and conferences and has supervised numerous PhD students. Through his work at Oxford’s VGG, he has influenced both theoretical foundations and practical applications of computer vision, contributing to research, education, and collaboration with researchers around the world.