The Imaging Science Journal

Volume 57 (2009), 6 issues per year

Aims

The Imaging Science Journal is the official Journal of The Royal Photographic Society that covers exclusively both fundamental and applied scientific aspects of imaging. The content of the journal includes most areas of activity concerned with conventional, analogue chemical, electronic, digital and hybrid imaging systems. Within the context and scope of the journal the term imaging is taken to mean: the recording and visualisation of information recorded from radiation of any kind, emitted from, reflected by, or otherwise affected by an object. The recording media include conventional photochemical, electronic and any other media for recording, manipulation, display or transfer of images and includes moving, or time-based imaging, as well as still imaging.

Scope

The main subject areas include:

· Aerospace imaging
· Applications and display
· Colour reproduction
· Consumer imaging
· Detectors and sensors
· Digitisation and storage
· Displays
· Forensic imaging
· Hard copy output
· High speed imaging
· Holography and 3-D imaging
· Image acquisition
· Imaging: mechanisms, modelling and properties
· Image processing
· Image quality
· Image security
· Input/output devices
· Instrumentation
· Machine vision
· Media life expectancy
· Medical imaging
· Metrology and metrics
· Multispectral imaging
· Psychometric scaling methods
· Vision and imaging

The listed subject areas should not be taken to be exclusive. The submission of papers in any of the above, or related areas, is most welcome.

Formerly The Journal of Photographic Science.

FORTHCOMING SPECIAL ISSUE

Volume 57 (2009), Issue tbc

High-Speed Photography