Rate My Professor Mark Fowler

Fowler's research centers on emitter location, estimation theory, data compression, sensor networks, and electronic warfare systems, with contributions to TDOA/FDOA estimation, spatial sparsity for localization, Cramer-Rao bounds, and compression techniques for radar and healthcare applications. Key publications include 'Strategies for Information Injection for Networks Estimating Emitter Location' (2015), 'Accurate tumor localization and tracking in radiation therapy using wireless body sensor networks' (2014), 'Cramer-Rao Lower Bound for Frequency Estimation for Coherent Pulse Train With Unknown Pulse' (2014), 'Spatial sparsity based indoor localization in wireless sensor network' (2013), and 'Direction of arrival (DOA) estimation of a wideband acoustic source in multipath environment using spatial sparsity' (2017). He has authored 81 publications, accumulating over 900 citations. His achievements have been honored with the Chancellor's Award for Excellence in Teaching (2006-2007), Chancellor's Award for Excellence in Faculty Service (2011-2012), University's Outstanding Graduate Director Award (2012-2013), University Award for Excellence in Graduate Mentoring (2002-2003), and induction into the SUNY Distinguished Academy of Teaching Scholars as a Distinguished Teaching Professor (2015).