Introduction to Imaging: Issues in Constructing an Image Database

Howard Besser · Jennifer Trant

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This text introduces the technology of digital imaging and illustrates the choices that must be made when images are digitized. The text explains the creation of digital image databases, how to integrate them with other imformation sources and how to interchange visual information among a variety of computerized systems. The book recommends strategies to ensure that future technology developments will not foreclose the options for upgrading databases. It is directed to curators, librarians, collection managers, administrators, scholars and students, and those whose professional work has been changed by this technology.

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