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| Jennifer Clonts
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jrclonts@ncsu.edu |
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| Resume: |
Only Available to Potential Employers
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| Major: PHD in Fiber and Polymer Science |
| Expected Graduation Date: May, 2009 |
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| Science/Technology Fields of Interest | |
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Dyeing & Finishing
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| American Association of Textile Chemists and Colorists |
| Phi Psi |
| Textile Association of Graduate Students |
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| Dissertation Topic | |
| Perception of Blackness and the Formulation of a Blackness Index |
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| Research Summary | |
| Historically, many color scientists have been interested in whiteness, and its perception. Several indices have been proposed to quantitate whiteness, and both white light and white objects have been studied in detail. Very little work has been done on black objects, however (and indeed, only a relatively small amount has been done on the perception of blackness in the absence of light). The goal of this project is to first determine an average hue preference for the "best black", and to then empirically determine a formula that will convert measured colorimetric data into a single number representing the blackness of the object. |
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Reid Clonts, Renzo Shamey.
"Perceptual Assessment of Blackness
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, 16th IS&T/SID Color Imaging Conference
(November, 2008).
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Reid Clonts, Ranjith Thangavelu, David Hinks, Jennifer Dunn, Patricia Guzman, Ann Laidlaw.
"Inter-Instrument Agreement in the Colorimetric Measurement of Textile Materials
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, AATCC Review
, 6, 8, pp45-48
, American Association of Tetile Chemists and Colorists
, Research Triangle Park, NC
(August, 2006).
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