Dear Hoover Chan,
could you please distribute the following announcement on CVNET?
As subject header please use "Special issue!" (with the exclamation
mark).
Thank you!
--- Hans Strasburger
University of Magdeburg
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ANNOUNCEMENT
Dear reader,
Part I of the
Special Issue of *Spatial Vision*
"Use of Computers and Cathode-Ray-Tube Displays
in Visual Psychophysics"
Guest Editor: Hans Strasburger
is now available. Its 212 pages present a comprehensive set of
original articles by distinguished authors on the methods of
computer-based experimentation in studying visual perception.
Nine full papers provide in-depth treatments of techniques for
stimulus presentation and other issues, focussing on the CRT as
today's ubiquitous visual display. Fourteen short notes
describe specific software and hardware systems that readers
will find useful for planning or improving experimentation in
visual perception.
Attached below is the table of contents. Further information is
available on the web:
http://vision.arc.nasa.gov/VisionScience/
For availability, please contact the publisher, VSP B.V.:
http://www.vsppub.com fax +31 30 693 2081
email: 100341.2372@compuserve.com tel +31 30 692 5790
Hans Strasburger
Guest Editor
University of Magdeburg
University of Muenchen
hans@imp.med.uni-muenchen.de
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Use of computers and cathode-ray-tube displays in
visual psychophysics. Part I
Guest Editor: Hans Strasburger
Special issue of *Spatial Vision*
Contents of Part I
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Use of computers and cathode-ray-tube displays
in visual psychophysics. Part I.
H. Strasburger 300-304
High refresh rate and oculomotor adaptation facilitate reading
from video displays.
Montegut, M.J., Bridgeman, B., Sykes, J. 305-322
P31 phosphor persistence at photopic mean luminance level
Wolf, W. and Deubel, H. 323-333
A pixel-resolution video switcher for eye contingent display
changes
Van Diepen, P.M.J. 335-344
Characteristics of the Sony multiscan 17se Trinitron color
graphics display
Bohnsack, D.L., Diller, L.C., Yeh, T., Jenness, J.W. and Troy,
J.B. 345-351
Phosphor persistence of oscilloscopic displays: a comparison of
four phosphors
Di Lollo, V., Seiffert, A.E., Burchett, G., Rabeeh, R. and
Ruman, T.A. 353-360
An introduction to accurate display timing for PCs under
Windows
Gofen, A. and Mackeben, M. 361-368
Colour bit-stealing to enhance the luminance resolution of
digital displays on a single pixel basis
Tyler, C. W. 369-377
Selective stimulation of colour mechanisms: An empirical
perspective
Kulikowski, J.J., McKeefry, D.J. and Robson, A.G. 379-402
Raster-scan cathode ray tubes for vision research -- limits of
resolution in space, time and intensity, and some solutions
Bach, M., Meigen, T. and Strasburger, H. 403-414
Software and Hardware Notes
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A display controller for very brief image presentations
Finley, G. 417-422
Dots & Pixels, a C++ library for the display of random dot
patterns
Verlinde, R. 423-427
XPIP 2.2: X portable interface package
Lesher, G.W. 429-431
The Psychophysics Toolbox
Brainard, D.H. 433-446
The Video Toolbox software for visual psychophysics:
Transforming numbers into movies
Pelli, D.G. 437-442
Pixel independence: Measuring spatial interactions on a CRT
display
Pelli, D. G. 443-446
Psychophysica: Mathematica Notebooks for Psychophysical
Experiments. Cinematica ñ Psychometrica ñ Quest
Watson, A.B. and Solomon, J.A. 447-466
PXL: A library for psychological experiments on IBM-PC type
computers
Irtel, H. 467-469
The use of VisionWorks in visual psychophysics research
Swift, D., Panish, S. and Hippensteel, B. 471-477
The Morphonome image psychophysics software and calibrator for
Macintosh systems
Tyler, C.W. and McBride, B. 479-484
A note on luminance calibration of raster-scan cathode ray
tubes: Temporal resolution, ripple and accuracy
Bach, M. 485-489
FORPXL -- A Fortran interface to PXL, the psychological
experiments library
Juettner, M. and Strasburger, H. 491-493
R_Contrast: Rapid measurement of recognition contrast
thresholds
Strasburger, H. 495-498
Programs for diagnosis and therapy of visual field deficits in
vision rehabilitation
Kasten, E., Strasburger, H. and Sabel, B. 499-503
Contents Index to Volume 10 505-508
Subject Index to Volume 10 509-510
Author Index to Volume 10 511-512
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SPATIAL VISION
is an international journal of psychophysical, perceptual, and
cognitive research on the visual processing of spatial
information
Editors-in-chief
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Europe: USA:
David H. Foster Adam Reeves
Dept. of Vision Sciences Dept. of Psychology
Aston University Northeastern University
Aston Triangle Boston, Mass. 02115
Birmingham B4 7ET USA
email: D.H.Foster@aston.ac.uk email: Reeves@neu.edu
In upcoming issues, the European editor will be
Dov Sagi
Department of Neurobiology
Brain Research
The Weizmann Institute of Science
76100 Rehovot
Israel
masagi@weizmann.weizmann.ac.il
Associate Editors
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Lawrence. E. Arend (Princeton); Walter F. Bischof (Edmonton);
Terry M. Caelli (Perth); Patrick Cavanagh (Harvard); Mario
Ferraro (Turin); Andrei Gorea (Paris);
Toshio Inui (Kyoto); Michael Landy (New York); Keith H. Ruddock
(London); Dov Sagi (Rehovot); Jeremy M. Wolfe (Boston); Steven
W. Zucker (Montreal)
Publisher
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VSB BV, P.O. Box 346, 3700 AH Zeist, The Netherlands
http://www.vsppub.com fax +31 30 693 2081
email: 100341.2372@compuserve.com tel +31 30 692 5790