PICS 2002:
Portland,
Oregon,
USA
PICS 2002: IS&T's PICS Conference, An International Technical Conference on Digital Image Capture and Associated System, Reproduction and Image Quality Technologies, April 2002, Portland, Oregon.
IS&T - The Society for Imaging Science and Technology 2002, ISBN 0-89208-238-0 
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publisher = {IS{\&}T - The Society for Imaging Science and Technology},
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Applied Vision Models Session
- Jeffrey B. Mulligan:
Vision-Based Approaches to Digital Halftoning.
1-4
- Xiao-fan Feng, Jon Speigle, Atsuhisa Morimoto:
Halftone Quality Evaluation Using Color Visual Models.
5-10
- Ming-Shih Lian, Qing Yu, Douglas W. Couwenhoven:
Visibility of Ink Dots as Related to Dot Size and Visual Density.
11-17
- Garrett M. Johnson, Mark D. Fairchild:
On Contrast Sensitivity in an Image Difference Model.
18-23
- Jian Yang, Michael E. Miller:
A Metric of Perceived Image Degradation Based on Foveal and Peripheral Visual Performance.
24-29
- Greg Ward:
A Wide Field, High Dynamic Range, Stereographic Viewer.
30-34
- Yasuhiro Yoshida, Yoichi Yamamoto:
High Quality LCD Imaging System - Beyond 8 Bits.
35-41
- Kevin D. Donohue, Chengwu Cui, M. Vijay Venkatesh:
Wavelet Analysis of Print Defects.
42-47
- Serguei Endrikhovski:
Beyond the Visual System: A Cognitive Model of Color Categorization and its Application to Color Image Quality.
48-52
Image Quality Modeling and Psychophysics Session
Image Quality Standards and Measurement Session
Image Quality Standards and Measurement Session (cont.)
Image Performance Evaluation Session
Digital Image Capture Session
Digital Photography Session
Optics for Digital Imaging Session
Museum and Archive Imaging Session
- Steven Puglia:
Digitization vs. Photographic Duplication: Tone Reproduction, Image Quality, and Longevity Issues Relating to the Reformatting of Photographs in Cultural Institutions.
209
- Daniel L. Johnston:
A Simplified Standard Method of Digital Image Tonal Capture for Archival Project.
210-213
- Peter Siegel:
Successes and Failures: A Case Study of Implementing ICC Color Management across Harvard University Art Museums.
214
Digital Image Processing Session
Digital Image Processing Session (cont.)
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