Table of Contents

• Lessons Learned from Mondrians Applied to Real Images and Color GamutsJohn J. McCann. 1-8
• How To Make Pictures and Please PeopleRobert W. G. Hunt. 9-13 [doi]
• Designing Color Reproduction Systems: A Perspective ViewNoboru Ohta. 14
• Imaging Colorimetry Using a Digital CameraWencheng Wu, Jan P. Allebach, Mostafa Analoui. 15-20
• A Comparative Analysis of Spectral Reflectance Reconstruction in Various Spaces Using a Trichromatic Camera SystemFrancisco H. Imai, Roy S. Berns. 21-25
• Metamer Constrained Colour CorrectionGraham D. Finlayson, Peter M. Morovic. 26-31
• Quantization in Multispectral Color Image AcquisitionPeter D. Burns, Roy S. Berns. 32-35
• Generation of Virtual Spectral Color Target and Its ApplicationHiroaki Kotera, Chen Hung-Shing, Ryoichi Saito. 36-41
• Color Temperature Estimation of Scene IlluminationShoji Tominaga, Satoru Ebisui, Brian A. Wandell. 42-47
• The Perception of Color at Dawn and DuskPaul M. Hubel. 48-51
• Application of the Hunt94 Model to Color Perception of Outdoor ObjectsShudeish Mahadev, Ronald C. Henry. 52-56
• Smooth Ramps: Walking the Straight and Narrow Path through Color SpaceThor Olson. 57-64
• Reducing the Cost of Lookup Table Based Color TransformationsRaja Balasubramanian. 65-68
• Target-less Scanner Color CalibrationGaurav Sharma. 69-74
• Framework for an Image Sharpness Management SystemLindsay W. MacDonald. 75-79
• Integrating New Color Image Processing Techniques with Color ManagementJack Holm. 80-86
• A Victory for Equivalent Background - On AverageMark D. Fairchild. 87-92
• Model Based Color TolerancesNathan Moroney. 93-96
• White Point Estimation for Uncalibrated ImagesVlad C. Cardei, Brian V. Funt, Kobus Barnard. 97-100
• Determination of Adapted White Points for Various Viewing EnvironmentsPeyma Oskoui, Elizabeth Pirrotta. 101-105
• Single Surface Colour ConstancyGraham D. Finlayson, Gerald Schaefer. 106-113
• Color Constancy with Specular and Non-Specular SurfacesKobus Barnard, Brian V. Funt. 114-119
• Unifying Colour ConstancyGraham D. Finlayson, Steven D. Hordley, Paul M. Hubel. 120-126
• Standard RGB Color SpacesSabine Süsstrunk, Robert Buckley, Steve Swen. 127-134
• Standard Color Spaces and ICC Color ManagementTim Kohler, Michael Rodriguez. 135-137
• Methods for Investigating the Influence of Image Characteristics on Gamut MappingJán Morovic, Pei-Li Sun. 138-143
• Development and Evaluation of Six Gamut-Mapping Algorithms for Pictorial ImagesKaren M. Braun, Raja Balasubramanian, Reiner Eschbach. 144-148
• Gamut-Mapping Techniques for Business GraphicsKaren M. Braun, Raja Balasubramanian, Steven J. Harrington. 149-154
• Applying Non-linear Compression to the Three-dimensional Gamut MappingNaoya Katoh, Masahiko Ito. 155-159
• Optimizing Gamut Mapping: Lightness and Hue AdjustmentsPatrick G. Herzog, Hendrik Büring. 160-166
• General-Purpose Gamut-Mapping Algorithms: Evaluation of Contrast-Preserving Rescaling Functions for Color Gamut MappingGustav J. Braun, Mark D. Fairchild. 167-172
• A Model for Colour Prediction of Halftoned Samples Incorporating Light Scattering and Ink SpreadingPatrick Emmel, Roger D. Hersch. 173-181
• Spectral Based Ink Selection for Multiple-Ink Printing II. Optimal Ink SelectionDi-yuan Tzeng, Roy S. Berns. 182-187
• Properties of Jointly-Blue Noise Masks and Application on Color HalftoningMuge Wang, Kevin J. Parker. 188-193
• Test Image Design Guidelines for Color Quality EvaluationGary G. Field. 194-196
• Noise Cleaning Digital Camera Images to Improve Color Fidelity CapabilitiesJames E. Adams Jr., Kevin E. Spaulding. 197-199
• Gamut Boundary Determination using Alpha-ShapesTomasz J. Cholewo, Shaun T. Love. 200-204
• New Requirements on D50 Illumination in ISO/DIS 3664: 1998 and the ImplicationsChengwu Cui. 205-211
• Development of XYZ/sRGB-SCID and Color Gamut CompressionKoichi Sakamoto, Hitoshi Urabe. 212-216
• pv - A Tool for Color Palette VisualizationIrwin Sobel. 217-223
• The Use of Color in Multidimensional Graphical Information DisplayEthan D. Montag. 222-226
• Positive Bradford Curves through SharpeningGraham D. Finlayson, Mark S. Drew. 227-232
• Color Reproductions Varying the Input Level on a Liquid Crystal Display PanelYukio Okano. 233-236
• Opponent Color, Human Vision and Wavelets for Image CompressionMarcus J. Nadenau, Julien Reichel. 237-242
• Automatic Color Enhancement and Scene Change Detection of Moving PicturesJyrki Korpi-Anttila. 243-246
• Gamut Visualization Tools and MetricsRichard L. Reel, Michael A. Penrod. 247-251
• Demosaicing using Human Visual Properties and Wavelet Interpolation FilteringBo Tao, Ingeborg Tastl, Ted Cooper, Mike Blasgen, Eric Edwards. 252-256
• Color Constancy with Fluorescent SurfacesKobus Barnard. 257-261
• The CAM97s2 ModelChangjun Li, M. Ronnier Luo, Robert W. G. Hunt. 262-263
• Color Mix Prediction for Printed TextilesNorman Stein. 264-268
• Color Image Classification Using Tree ClassifiersRaimondo Schettini, Carla Brambilla, Gianluigi Ciocca, Mauro De Ponti. 269-272
• Theory of the Effect of Light Scattering from Dispersed Pigment Particles on Hard Copy Monochrome ColorRobert J. Meyer. 273-277
• Image Coding for ClassificationGuoping Qiu, Graham D. Finlayson. 278-282
• An Evaluation of Colour Models - Performance Using Image Compression AlgorithmsShao Ying Zhu, M. Ronnier Luo. 283-288
• Gamut Mapping Method Adaptive to Hue-divided Color DistributionsChen Hung-Shing, Minoru Omamiuda, Hiroaki Kotera. 289-294
• Gamut Compression Analysis Based on Observer Experimental DataByoung-Ho Kang, Maeng-Sub Cho, Ján Morovic, M. Ronnier Luo. 295-300
• Image Dependent Gamma Selection Based on Color Palette Equalization and a Simple Lightness ModelJuha Katajamäki, Pekka Laihanen. 301-306
• Colorimetric Printer Calibration using Modified Sigmoidal Tone-Curve FunctionCheol-Hee Lee, Ho-Young Lee, Yang-Woo Park, Yeong-Ho Ha. 307-310
• Committee-Based Color ConstancyVlad C. Cardei, Brian V. Funt. 311-313
• Multispectral Image Capture Across the WebHans Brettel, Jon Yngve Hardeberg, Francis Schmitt. 314-316
• Channel Reduction and Applications to Image ProcessingHans B. Wach, Edward R. Dowski Jr., W. Thomas Cathey. 317-320
• Which Trajectories Through Which Perceptually Uniform Color Spaces Produce Appropriate Colors Scales for Interval Data? (Invited Paper)Bernice E. Rogowitz, Alan D. Kalvin, Adar Pelah, Aron Cohen. 321-326