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  1. Digital Printing for Textiles-Lisa Ferraro
  2. Colorimetric and spectroradiometric digital cameras
  3. Visual assessment of complex multicolored patterns
  4. Development of Mathematical Models and Software Design
  5. Perception of blackness: A review
  6. Color in Displays
  7. Color and appearance for automotive finishes – a survey
  8. Color meanings, color preferences and emotional connotations of color; using color as a strategic marketing tool
  9. Color management and ICC profile
  10. Color and art: color in art
  11. Forensic photography and it’s role in the examination of archaeological textiles
  1. H.J. Trussell, Color digital imaging: cameras, scanners and monitors
  2. Rolf G. Kuehni, Sensation and perception color: what and why?
  3. Rolf G. Kuehni, Color perception
  4. Rolf G. Kuehni, Color space and  color differences
  5. Michael Vrhel, Color management: ICC profiles, color management modules and devices
  1. Color difference equations (CIELAB, DE94, CIE2000,CMC, OSA, DIN99, DIN99d, BFD, CAM02)
  2. Statistical Methods (Correlation coefficient, Spearman’s rank correlation coefficient, STRESS index)
  3. Transformation from OSA color space to XYZ color space
  1. Spectral properties of CIE standard illuminant A, D65 and daylight
  2. CIE 1931 standard colorimetric observer
  3. CIE1964 standard colorimetric observer
  4. CIECAM02
  5. CIECAM97s with mixed adaptation
  6. Spectral properties of 1950 NCS original color samples
  7. Wien’s displacement law and color temperature

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