Table of Contents

 Accessibility and Color.- Art Conservation and Color.- Capturing Color.- The Chemistry of Color.- Color and Architecture.- Color and Computer Graphics.- Color and Culture.- Color and Education.- Color Appearance Correlates.- Color Crosscuts.- Color Design.- Color Differences.- Color Harmony.- Color Imaging.- Colorimetry and Color Spaces.- Color Management.- Color Palettes.- Data Visualization and Color.- The Description of Color.- Displaying Color.- Encoding Color.- History of Color.- Industrial Color.- The Measurement of Color.- Organizing Color.- The Perception of Color.- The Physics of Color.- Printing Color.- Processing Color.- Quality of Color.

About the Author

Renzo Shamey is the CIBA professor and Director of Color Science and Imaging Laboratories at the Wilson College of Textiles of North Carolina State University. His past duties included directing the Polymer and Color Chemistry program at North Carolina State University for about nine years, Chair of Color Measurement Test Methods Committee of AATCC, activity in the CIE Technical committees. He has published well over 200 manuscripts and technical reports as well as several books and book chapters. His current research areas include color perception including unique hues, examination of blackness, grayness, and whiteness and small color differences. Over the last 10 years his group has focused on the development of imaging techniques for color quality control of multicolored objects, examination of the role of texture on color differences and analysis of observer variability. He has served as the president of the Inter Society Color Council and is a Fellow of the society of Dyers and Colourists (UK) and co‐author of the “Pioneers of Color Science”, Springer International.