From: RMarcus@datacolor.com
To: hchan@well.com
Subject: ISCC PANCHROMATIC CONFERENCE COLOR IN ITS SURROUND
Dear Hoover:
The registration deadline for the ISCC's Second Panchromatic Conference is
January 10, 2000. We would appreciate it if you could send the following
message to the subscribers of CVNet. Thanks.
Happy New Year and best regards,
Bob Marcus
ISCC PANCHROMATIC CONFERENCE COLOR IN ITS SURROUND
The Inter-Society Color Council's Second Panchromatic Conference will be
held on February 19-21, 2000 in Savannah, Georgia. Save money and register
by January 10, 2000. The registration fee can be paid by check, VISA,
Master Card or the Discover Card. Your hotel reservations should also be
made by that date. An online version of the registration form that may be
printed and mailed can be found on the web at:
http://www.essc.psu.edu/~cbrewer/ISCCprog/registration.html .
The complete conference program, with abstracts and biographical information
on presenters, can be found on the web at:
http://www.essc.psu.edu/~cbrewer/ISCCprog . Late poster and demonstration
entries can still be submitted.
In the tradition of ISCC Williamsburg and Panchromatic conferences, this
meeting will foster intensive interactions within a small group of
specialists from varied disciplines. This format will allow us to learn
from, and build on, each others' work. We will compare neural models and
appearance models, examine research methods, learn about new approaches and
applications, and study the richness of using color surrounds in art and
architecture. Demonstrations will help ground theoretical work in
real-world surround effects.
Invited keynote talks to be presented at the conference are:
Michel-Eugène Chevreul: From Laws and Principles to the Production of Color
Plates
* Françoise Viénot, Muséum National d'Histoire Naturelle, Paris, France
Where is the Color in Color Vision?
* Steven K. Shevell, Visual Sciences Center, University of Chicago
Color Constancy and Color Context Effects
* David H. Brainard, Department of Psychology, University of California at
Santa Barbara
Seeing Black and White: Computation of Lightness by the Human Visual System
* Alan Gilchrist, Department of Psychology, Rutgers University
On the Perception of Brightness and Contrast of Variegated Backgrounds
* Mark D. Fairchild, Munsell Color Science Laboratory, Rochester Institute
of Technology
Demonstration of the Effect on Colors of a Surround that Exhibits Color
Assimilation
* Joy Turner Luke, Studio 231
Other papers to be presented at the conference include:
Moving Color to Three Dimensional Space
* Anna Campbell Bliss, ASID
>From Theory to Practice: A Discussion of Simultaneous Contrast in the
Classroom, the Digital Studio, and in Typographic Design
* Carol Waldron and Barbara Martinson, University of Minnesota
The Effect of Surrounds on Color Discrimination and Color Appearance
* Vivianne C. Smith and Joel Pokorny, Ophthalmology & Visual Science and
Psychology, University of Chicago
Simultaneous Contrast in Three Dimensional Images
* James Schirillo and Ken Perkins, Psychology, Wake Forest University
In addition, Mr. Calvin S. McCamy will make a special presentation, which
includes the 40th anniversary presentation of his scientific demonstration
of Land's two-color projections: Abridged Color Reproduction Revisited or
Sleeping Beauty II.
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