Colour 2019 A mini-conference about colour imaging, colour science and colour design hosted by the School of Design (University of Leeds) on 29-30 July 2019. Registration was free but by invitation only. The conference was followed by a CIE TC8.17 technical meeting on the 31 July. Some of the presentations can be downloaded here.
Programme Outline Monday 29th July09:00 Registration 09:30 Welcome Session Chair: Dr Kaida Xiao 09:40 R W G Hunt Tribute Lecture - Prof Mike Pointer (Leeds University) 10:15 Keynote: Overview of Recent Development in Colour Research and Applications - Prof Ronnier Luo (Zhejiang University) 10:55 Coffee/Tea Session Chair: Dr Qianqian Pan 11:20 An Overview of Research at the Basic and Applied Colorimetry Laboratory of the University of Granada - Prof Manuel Melgosa (University of Granada) 11:45 A Colour Appearance Model for Self-Luminous Stimuli and its Wide Applicability for Brightness Prediction - Prof Peter Hanselaer (Ku Leuven University) 12:10 At the Cutting Edge of Additive Manufacturing - Mr Yoav Bressler (Stratasys Corp) 12:35 Lunch Session Chair: Ms Chelsea Sullivan 13:30 An Overview of Colour Research at Leeds University - Prof Stephen Westland (University of Leeds) 13:55 Methods for Computing CIE Tristimulus Values - Prof Changjun Li (University of Science and Technology Liaoning) 14:20 Advances in Large Format Printing - Dr Jan Morovic (Hewlett Packard) 14:45 The Development of Appearance and Total Appearance Studies - Prof John Hutchings (University of Leeds) 15:05 Tea Session Chair: Ms Jing Lin 15:30 An Overview of Colour Research at Beijing Institute of Graphic Communication - Prof Min Huang and Dr Jiong Liang (Beijing Institute of Graphic Communication) 15:55 Chromatic Adaptation in Colour Management - Prof Phil Green (Norwegian University of Science and Technology) 16:20 An Overview of Research at National Taiwan University of Science and Technology - Dr Pei-Li Sun (National Taiwan University of Science and Technology) 16:45 Recent Colour Research in Display Industry and from BenQ - Mr Chris Bai (BenQ Corp) 17:10 Fundamental colour matching functions in colour vision and colour science - Prof Andrew Stockman (University College London) 17:35 Close 17:45 Poster/Exhibitor Session TBD - Amal Alkhabra (University of Leeds) Word-Colour Associations - Yun Chen (University of Leeds) Colour management High Dynamic Range Imaging - Keith Findlater (University of Leeds) Effect of Backgrounds with Different Lightness on Color Appearance - Ruili He (University of Leeds) Data-based colour forecasting - Peihua Lai (University of Leeds) Effect of Intensity of Short-wavelength Light on Subjective and Objective Alertness - Jing Lin (University of Leeds) What makes a successful logo? - Ahmed Nasseraldin (University of Leeds) Assessment of Tooth Yellowness - Chelsea Sullivan (University of Leeds) Effectiveness of colour and light experimence in VR - Guobin Xia (University of Leeds) Developing an automatic method for generating colour palette from landscape images - Jie Yang (University of Leeds) The effect of colour on consumer puechase bahaviour - Luwen Yu (University of Leeds) Optimising A Color Filter for Obtaining Colorimtric Camera - Yuteng Zhu (University of East Anglia) Visual perception and objective measurement of stitch-resist dyeing patterns - Bintan Titisari (University of Leeds) Cross-Media Colour Matching under Chromatic Lights - Jan Kucera (University of Newcastle) TBD - Maliha Ashraf (University of Liverpool) 18:45 Welcome Reception Tuesday 30th July Session Chair: Prof Stephen Westland 09:00 Keynote: Colour Appearance and Real-World Illumination - Prof David Foster (University of Manchester) 09:40 The Changing Face of Colour Education - Mr Andrew Filarowski (Society of Dyers and Colourists) 10:05 An Overview of Lighting Research at ENTPE - Dr Coralie Cauwerts (ENTPE) 10:30 Coffee/tea Session Chair: Mr Keith Findlater 11:00 An Overview of Colour Research at NTNU - Prof Jon Yngve Hardeberg (NTNU) 11:25 Matching Undertones: The impact of formulation on colour for decorative paints - Dr Anna Steel (AkzoNobel) 11:50 Chromatic and Luminance Contrast Sensitivity at High Light Levels - Prof Sophie Wuerger (University of Liverpool) 12:15 Skin Colour Measurement and Applications - Dr Kaida Xiao (Leeds University) 12:40 Lunch Session Chair: Dr Marjan Vazirian 13:30 Spectrum Tunable Lighting Technology and Applications - Dr Albert Chou (ThousLite) 13:55 The Influence of Textile Colour and Patten on Children's Learning Behaviour - Dr Yiting Duan (Zhejiang Sci-Tech University) 14:20 The Metrological Non-Uniformity Assessment in Perceptual and Physical Domain - Dr Noel Richard (University of Poitiers) 14:45 Color in Images: Garbage In, Garbage Out? - Prof Alessandro Rizzi (University of Milan) 15:10 Tea 15:40 Tour of Labs 17:00 Close 18:30 Speakers' Dinner (hosted by Ronnier Luo) Wednesday 31st July
14:00 CIE Technical Committee 8-17 meeting
16:00 Close
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Conference Details Venue: School of Design, University of Leeds Dates: 29-30 July 2019Conference Committee Stephen Westland Kaida Xiao Yun Chen Guobin Xia Peihua Lai Qianqian Pan Luwen Yu Chelsea Sullivan Marjan VazirianSponsors The organisers are proud to be associated with the following sponsors:
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