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Report of the Task Force on Digital Image Architecture

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Science of Vision

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The Enhanced Viewing Experience – What Does it Take?

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Optimal image formats for advanced television and the NII

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Estimation and distribution of motion information in image communication networks

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Emulation as a Digital Preservation Strategy

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Digital television: a perspective

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Hardware and software implications of representing scenes as data

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Special Issue. Expectations of the Next Generation Imaging Technology. 1. A Survey of the Next Generation Imaging Technology. 1-3. Current Trends in Visual Communication Media.

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Video Application in Multimedia Systems and Computer Networks

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Object-Oriented Television

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MPEG Compression of High Frame Rate Progressively Scanned Images

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