Journal of Perceptual Imaging^TM

Bernice E. Rogowitz and Thrasyvoulos N. Pappas, Editors-in-Chief

Peer-reviewed • Libre Open Access • Multidisciplinary

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The Journal of Perceptual Imaging has a broad scope, welcoming research from a wide range of disciplines, technologies, and application areas. Experimental, theoretical, and survey papers are welcome.

Perception and Cognition for Imaging and Visualization

• Vision, audition, touch, and multisensory interactions
• Color perception
• Texture, lighting, and material appearance
• Visual attention and saliency
• Human decision making and problem solving
• Memory, perceptual organization, and semantics
• Depth, stereo, and movement
• Psychophysical and experimental methods
• Art, aesthetics, and emotion
• Brain plasticity and crossmodal interactions

Perceptually Inspired Algorithms and Approaches for:

• Image quality and quality of experience
• Image and video search, analysis, coding, synthesis, and understanding
• Visualization, computer graphics, and visual analytics
• Stereoscopic and immersive environments
• Machine learning, AI, and computer vision
• Computational aesthetics
• Design and evaluation

The world of imaging is expanding. JPI welcomes papers in new and emerging applications and technologies, including:

• Novel user interfaces
• Virtual and augmented reality
• Surveillance, autonomous vehicles, and other sensor-based technologies
• Medical imaging and bioinformatics
• Digital humanities
• Computational photography and light-field cameras
• Mobile and high dynamic range systems
• Gaming and robotics

• You are inspired by technology innovation and also by a deep understanding of fundamental principles of human perception, cognition, and expression.
• Your research is multidisciplinary and does not fit neatly into other journals' scope.
• There is a significant computational, psychological, neurophysiological, and/or artistic component to your imaging research.
• There are important practical implications of your perceptual and cognitive research for imaging technologies and/or applications.
• You want your research available open access as soon as you approve the proofs. JPI papers are posted online as soon as final approval is given by the author(s) and editors.
• JPI is indexed by Ebsco, Portico, Crossref, CNPIEC, OCLC, and others. Published articles appear in Google Scholar and are secured in perpetuity by Portico.

All manuscripts pass through a standard single-blind review workflow, including review by at least three (3) experts in the field. In the case of multidisciplinary papers, the experts are drawn from all disciplines covered by the submission. Authors are notified of the editorial decision and provided with reviewer comments.

JPI is a Libre Open Access journal — all published articles are freely available to readers without a subscription. There are no article processing charges (APCs) for authors; IS&T funds the open access model through membership and conference revenue.

Published articles are deposited with Portico for long-term digital preservation.

Authors should prepare manuscripts according to the following guidelines:

• Manuscripts must be in English. Regular papers should not exceed 12 pages in the final two-column format.
• Figures must be submitted at a minimum of 300 dpi for raster images.
• References should be numbered in order of citation and formatted according to IS&T style.
• All authors must complete and return the JPI Transfer of Copyright form on acceptance.
• As an open access journal, JPI does not charge per-page fees or color figure fees. The accepted manuscript is published online as soon as the author approves the final proof.
• Submissions that include previously published material require explicit disclosure and, where necessary, permission from the copyright holder.

Questions about submission or author guidelines should be directed to info@imaging.org.

Editors-in-Chief

Bernice E. Rogowitz • Thrasyvoulos N. Pappas

The full editorial board, including Associate Editors and Special Issue Guest Editors, is listed on request. Contact info@imaging.org for details.

The world of imaging is exploding, from its earliest roots in image processing, printing, and display technology to its vibrant branches in visualization, image search, internet applications, and art. Some of the biggest advances in this field have been driven by insights and advances in psychology and vision science, including JPEG and MPEG coding, image quality metrics, high dynamic range imaging, and color guidance for visual analytics. Recent advances in computational capability and sophistication have opened the door to new approaches and application areas that will enable and require deeper understanding of the "human in the loop."

The Journal of Perceptual Imaging springs from the IS&T Conference on Human Vision and Electronic Imaging (HVEI) — a conference within the Electronic Imaging Symposium — which has been driving the research agenda in this multidisciplinary field for 30 years. JPI builds on this foundation to provide an open-source, peer-reviewed academic journal to serve perceptual, imaging, and visualization scientists in the greater intellectual community.

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