Encyclopedia of color science and technology / Renzo Shamey, editor.

Format:

Book

Contributor:

Shamey, R. (Renzo), editor.

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Color--History--Encyclopedias.

Color.

Physical Description:

1 online resource (1634 pages) : illustrations (some color)

Edition:

Second edition.

Place of Publication:

Springer International Publishing

Cham, Switzerland : Springer Nature Switzerland AG, [2023]

Summary:

This fully revised and expanded 2nd edition provides a single authoritative resource describing the concepts of color and the application of color science across research and industry.

Contents:

Intro

Preface

List of Topics

About the Editor

Section Editors

Contributors

A

Achromatic Color

Achromatopsia

Acquired Color Vision Impairment

Acquired Color Vision Loss

Adaptation

Definition

Dark and Light Adaptation

Chromatic Adaptation

Spatial Adaptation

Summary

Cross-References

References

Additivity Failure for Brightness

Advanced Front Lighting Systems (AFS) - Intelligent Light

Aftereffect

Afterimage

Synonyms

Introduction

Possible Explanations

Breathing Light Illusion

Age-Related Changes of Human Seeing Abilities

Al-Biruni

Al-Farisi, Kamal al-Din Hasan ibn Ali ibn Hasan

Al-Haytham (Alhazen), Abu ʿAlī al-asan ibn al-asan ibn

Alizarin

Overview

Alizarin Red

Alizarine

Al-Tusi, Nasir al-Din

Anchoring Theory of Lightness

Background

Summary of the Theory

Frameworks

Anchoring

Simple and Complex Images

Simple Images

Complex Images

Codetermination

Segmentation and Grouping

Veridicality Versus Error

Weighting

Staircase Gelb Effect

The Scaling Problem

Anchoring in Other Domains

Strengths and Weaknesses of the Theory

Ancient Color Naming

Ancient Color Terminology

Words and Hues, Languages and Time: An Overview

Color Terminology

Black and White, Bright and Dark

Red

Green, Green-Blue, and Green-Yellow

Yellow

Blue

Pink

Other Colors

Theory of Ancient Color Term Emergence

Apparent Magnitude - Visual Magnitude

Apparent Magnitude, Astronomy

Definition.

Glossary of Terms

Quantifying Apparent Brightness

Wavelength Issues

Stellar Spectral Types

The UBV(RI) Magnitude System

B-V and Stellar Spectral Types

Absorption and Scattering

Appearance

Historical Review of Studies on Visual Appearance

A Classification of Visual Appearance into Four Categories

Cesia

Models to Organize Different Aspects of Visual Appearance

Arc Lamps

Architectural Lighting

Lighting Quality

Objectives of Design

Light for Seeing

Setting the Ambience

Biological Impact

A Framework for Design

Daylighting

Electric Lighting

Endpiece

Art and Fashion Color Design

The Role of Art and Fashion

Fashion and Identity of the Color Palette

Belle Epoque

Russian Constructivism and Suprematism

Simultaneous Contrast and Sonia Delaunay

Surrealism and Elsa Schiaparelli

Coco Chanel and Japanese Art

Neoplasticism and the Bauhaus

Op Art, Minimalism, and Pop Art in Fashion

Tactile Color and Haute Couture

Artistic Rendering

Assimilation

Assimilation Description

Possible Explanations for Assimilation

Aura

Automotive Front Lighting System (Status 2020)

Light Sources

Tungsten Halogen Lamps

High-Intensity Discharge (HID)

Light-Emitting Diodes (LEDs)

Light Amplification by Stimulated Emission of Radiation (Laser)

Advanced Front Lighting Technologies

Static Bend Light/Cornering Light

Dynamic Cornering Light

High Beam Assist

Adaptive Passing Beam

Headlight Range Control.

Glare-Free High Beam

Marking Light

Road Projection

Autonomous Vehicle (AV) Lighting Systems

Lighting for Highly Automated Vehicles

Different Levels of Automated Vehicles

Communication Strategies for Automated Vehicles with Human Road Users

Display-Based Communication

Light Stripe-Based Communication

Projection-Based Communication

Light for Sensors

Interior Lighting for Automated Vehicles

Further Remarks

Autonomous Vehicles - Automated Vehicles

Autosomal Dominant Inherited Color Vision Deficiency

AV

Avicenna, Abu ʿAlī al-usayn ibn ʿAbd Allāh ibn Sīnā

B

Balance

Bartleson, C. James

Further Reading

Basic Color Categories

Basic Color Terms

Basic Colors

Batik

Background, Process, and Aesthetic Properties

Bayesian Approaches to Color Category Learning

Color Category Learning

Cultural Transmission of Color Category Systems

Bend Light - Cornering Light

Benham´s Disc

Berlin and Kay Theory

The Original Berlin-Kay Theory

The World Color Survey and the Revised Berlin-Kay Theory

Constraints on Color-Category Formation

Alternative Explanations

Further Questions

Berlin-Kay Hypothesis

Bezold-Brücke Effect

Bilingual Color Naming/Categories

Cross-language Comparisons

Cross-language Comparisons Within an Individual

Color Naming

Category Boundaries and Focal Colors

Color Lexicon Evolution

Theoretical Considerations

Billmeyer, Fred Wallace, Jr.

Major Books

References.

Binocular Color Matching

Binocular Color Fusion

Binocular Color Rivalry

Color and Stereopsis

Binocular Color Summation

Binocular Color Appearance

Conclusion

Binocular Color Perception

Binocular Color Vision

Biopolymers

Black Body

Blackbody and Blackbody Radiation

Description

Examples

Black-body Radiation

Blacklight Lamp

Ultraviolet Radiators and Blacklight Lamps

Working Principle and Properties of Blacklight Lamps

Safety

Blending

Blind Spot

``Blue-Blindness´´

Blue-Yellow Deficiency

Brightness Perception Associated with Photoreceptors´ Stimulations

Brightness Perception Based on Physiology

Brightness-Luminance Ratio: B/L

C

Canonical Color

Carbon Arc Lamp

Carbon Arc Electric Lamps

Working Principle

Materials and Construction

Electrodes

Common Carbon Rods

Jablochkoff´s Parallel Electrodes

Carbon Rods with Additives (Flame Arc Lamps)

Electrodes Regulator

Lantern

Enclosed Arc

Optics

Properties

CAT

Catalysts

Categorical Color Constancy

Categorical Perception

Cavity Radiation

Chevreul, Michel-Eugène

Chevreul´s Life and Work

Means of Naming and Defining Colors

Dyes

Chevreul´s Influence on Artists and Artisans

Chiasma Opticum

Chinese Color Language

Notions on Color in Early China

``Primary´´ and ``Secondary´´ Colors

Chinese Mnemonic Phrases for the Colors of a Rainbow.

Symbolism of the Main Color Categories

Black

White

Green and Blue

Purple

Chromatic Contrast

Chromatic Contrast Sensitivity

Conceptual Clarifications

Achromatic Contrast, Isochromaticy, and Isoluminance

Color Contrast

Color Edges, Spatial and Temporal Contrast

Detection, Discrimination, and Contrast Sensitivity

Spatial Resolution and Chromatic Acuity

Method

Contrast Indices

Color Differences

Spatial Frequency

Temporal Frequency

Chromatic Contrast Sensitivity Functions

Spatial Contrast Sensitivity

Temporal Contrast Sensitivity Function

Development

Eye Movements

Theories on Chromatic Contrast Sensitivity

Physiological Basis

Functional Role in Ecology

Chromatic Description

Chromatic Image Statistics

Chromatic Labeling

Chromatic Processing

Chromophore

Basis for Color in Organic Compounds

Absorption of Visible Light

Chromophores and Conjugation in Organic Colorants

Chromostereopsis

Chromotherapy

CI Mordant Red 11

CIE 1931 and 1964 Standard Colorimetric Observers: History, Data, and Recent Assessments

Short History of the CIE Colorimetric Observer

CIE 1976 L*a*b*

CIE 1976 L*u*v* Color Space

CIE 1994 (ΔL* ΔC*ab ΔH*ab)

CIE 2000 Color-Difference Equation

CIE Chromatic Adaptation: Comparison of von Kries, CIELAB, CMCCAT97, and CAT02

von Kries Chromatic Adaptation Transform

CIELAB

CMCCAT97 Chromatic Adaptation Transformation

CAT02 Transform

Experimental Datasets Investigated by CIE TC1-52.

Notes:

Description based on print version record.

Includes bibliographical references.

Other Format:

Print version: Shamey, Renzo Encyclopedia of Color Science and Technology

ISBN:

9783030898625

3030898628