CRC Press Digital Imaging and Computer Vision Book Series

Digital Imaging and Computer Vision Book Series!

A new series of handbooks, textbooks, and references on the subject of electrical engineering has been introduced by CRC Press / Taylor & Francis. The series has been created and named by its editor, Dr. Rastislav Lukac, as a Digital Imaging and Computer Vision book series. Works intended to be published in this series should be directed to an audience of scholars and research scientists in academia and industry, as well as students and libraries at the senior undergraduate, graduate, and profession level.

This book series aims to systematically focus on state-of-the art systems, methods, applications, and recent advances in digital imaging and computer vision. Topics of interest include, but are not limited to, the following:

	image acquisition and representation
	digital camera imaging
	spectral imaging
	image analysis and visual scene understanding
	color image and video processing
	image compression and visual communication
	image feature extraction
	image and video retrieval
	object detection and pattern recognition

	facial image processing and analysis
	motion analysis, object tracking, and surveillance
	computational intelligence and machine learning
	visual data semantics
	secure imaging
	multi-dimensional image processing
	biomedical imaging
	visualization and image display
	digital imaging and computer vision applications

Do you want to publish your book in the Digital Imaging and Computer Vision book series with CRC Press?
    1. Contact the book series editor (lukacr AT colorimageprocessing.com) with your book idea.
    2. Download instructions on how to prepare winning book proposals (zipped version).
    3. Submit your book proposal to the book series editor (lukacr AT colorimageprocessing.com).

Book proposals which meet all the requirements for a successful book project will undergo a review process. The book series editor can recommend publication, advise a course of action that will improve and make the author's intent more marketable, or recommend not to publish. All final decisions to publish or not remain solely up to the publisher.

Last update: 11/11/08