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13 October 1987Perceptual Framework For Color Image Display
We present a generalised approach to color image display, based on exploiting the natural processes of human visual perception. We suggest that to allow intuitive and effective data interpretation, a data display should always be recognisable as a realistic scene, with individual data variables represented by scene properties such as surface height or color. This display approach is realised within a computational framework which incorporates computational vision models, and scene synthesis techniques from computer graphics. The framework is based on a perceptually uniform color space, and includes the modelling of color display processes for controlled and reproducible image generation.
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Philip K. Robertson, "Perceptual Framework For Color Image Display," Proc. SPIE 0845, Visual Communications and Image Processing II, (13 October 1987); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.976498