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The Imaging Science Journal
Volume 61 (2013), 8 issues per year
Editorial Consultant:
Professor R Jacobson (Emeritus Professor of Imaging Science, University of Westminster, Harrow, UK)
Assistant Editors:
Dr H Adam (Imaging Consultant, Bedfordshire, UK)
Dr Efthimia Bilissi (University of Westminster, Harrow, UK)
Dr Kevin Gross (Vice President of Image Science, Imatest, Boulder, USA)
Editorial Board:
Dr P Burns (Burns Digital Imaging, USA)
Professor E Celebi (Louisiana State University in Shreveport, USA)
Dr M Christianson (Research Division, Kodak Ltd, UK)
Professor E R Davies (Royal Holloway, University of London, UK)
Dr S Endrikhovski (Microsoft, USA)
Mr P W W Fuller (Association for High Speed Photography and Photonics, UK)
Professor L MacDonald (University College London, UK)
Professor Y Miyake (Chiba University, Japan)
Dr M R Pointer (National Physical Laboratory, UK)
Professor M Richardson (Cranfield University, The Defence Academy, UK)
Professor F Ring (University of Glamorgan, UK)
Dr A E Saunders (Bournemouth University, UK)
Professor T Tani (Fuji Photo Film Company, Japan)
Mr R Tapper (Royal London Hospital, UK)
Dr S Triantaphillidou (Director Imaging Technology Research Group, University of Westminster, UK)
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The Imaging Science Journal is the official journal of the Imaging Science Group, a specialist group of The Royal Photographic Society. It 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. Subject areas include, but are not limited to:
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Impact Factor: 0.575 SJR: 0.072 Bibliometric Information
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Intelligent Imaging Programme
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Increase in frequency
From 2013 The Imaging Science Journal will increase from 6 to 8 issues per year. The additional 2 issues will be online-only and will offer an extra 150 pages of content this year.
2011 Journal Citation Reports now released
The 2011 JCR for The Imaging Science Journal shows a rise of 121% on its Impact Factor, now at 0.575. For full details, including Scopus figures, view the journal bibliometrics.
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