Preface.Chapter 1. The Concept of Color Space and Color Solid.Chapter 2. Historical Development of Color Order Systems.Chapter 3. Psychophysics.Chapter 4. Color Attributes and Perceptual Attribute Scaling.Chapter 5. Psychophysical Scaling of Color Attributes: Stimulus and Perception.Chapter 6. Historical Development of Color Space and Color Difference Formulas.Chapter 7. Major Color Order Systems and Their Psychophysical Structure.Chapter 8. From Color-Matching Error to Large Color Differences.Chapter 9. Conclusions and Outlook.Notes.Glossary.References.Credits.Index.
ROLF G. KUEHNI is an Adjunct Professor at North Carolina State University. Well known in the color science community as an expert in dyes and related materials, he is the author of Color: An Introduction to Practice and Principles, also published by Wiley.
"...a comprehensive and scholarly work on both the history and performance of color spaces and color difference formulas, as well as an extensive discussion on the attributes of color perception." (Journal of Electronic Imaging, October 2004) "When participants in color research and application have read this new book, I am confident that they with stand with me as I rise to salute Rolf Kuehni for this contribution." (Color Research and Application, April 2004) "...an inclusive mosaic of the history of color-order systems...dip into it as a sightseer, historian, or philosopher. Read it as a color scientist who wants to know who did what first." (Physics Today, December 2003) "...perhaps the first extended historical account of the significant steps in the development of thinking about color order in Western culture...useful not only to experts...highly recommended." (Choice, Vol. 41, No. 1, September 2003) "...a comprehensive reference book..." (Color Technology, 2003) "...Useful for experts in academia and industry..." (World Surface Coatings Abstracts, January 2004)
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