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392 & 393 September/October C O N T E N T S 2001 ISCC President's Report Inter-Society Color Council News • .f~ 7~ ....... -... : .. ·" . ~v-· ~ . )' Special Issue Commemorative AIC Color OJ Highlights Combined Issues July/August 392 & 393 September/October C o n t e n t s 2001 ISCC President's Report. .................................... Cover Officers/Bd ofDirectors Contact Information........... 2 Request for Macbeth Award Nominations ................... 3 Request for Nickerson Service Award Nomications.... .3 President's Report ISCCIDCC 2002 Joint Meeting Announced ................. 3 New ISCC Sustaining Member., SPC Software......... 4 What a great time we had at AIC 2001! You'll see a Nickerson Service Award Citation..... ........................ 5 lot about the meeting in this issue of the ISCC News, PauJa Alessi Accepts Nickerson Service Award.... .........6 and I hope the summaries and photos bring back good AATCC Workshop on Color Measurement. ..............7 memones. Paula Alessi and the Organizing Com­ OSA VISion and Color Div. Meeting. ............................7 mittee did an excellent job of pulling it all together CAUS News-Color Psychology-21" Century. ............ S and there were kudos from several people who said Detroit Colour Council September Meeting.............. 8 that holding the activities in the Rochester Conven­ AATCC International Conference and Exhibition..... 8 tion Center provided a perfect interactive environ­ IS&T's PICS 2002 ..................................................... 9 ment. Many discussions began what may be the next Society for Information Display Meeting...... ............. tO Gemological Institute ofAmerica (GIA)•..... ............ lO generation of color research. TAGA Stockholm 2001 ............................................ 10 AIC President Ikeda reflects on 9th Congress......... ll Some of our usual ISCC activities proceeded on a AlC Conference Chair Alessi Welcomes Attendees.... 13 fast track to accommodate the AIC meeting, so we AlC Student Paper Awards.. .............................•..... 15 got a lot done in a little time. Our Board of Direc­ Citation for 2001 Deane B. Judd Award.................... 16 tors meeting on June 23 took a record half-day, after Lozano accepts Deane B. Judd Award ...................... 17 which the Board helped prepare registration pack­ International Reflections ofAIC ....... ........ 18-20, 25-27 ages for the AIC meeting. On the morning of June AIC Officers and Member Countries... ................... 24 24, we held project-committee meetings: PC 52 Com­ AIC Color 01 Makes the News ................................ 28 parative List .of Color Terms II; PC53 Annotated AlC Closing Remarks.. ............................................29 Webliography of Color; and PC54 Colors of Maxi­ AlC Sponsors....... ................................................... .30 Color Research and Application, August 2001 ....... 31 mum Contrast. This was followed by our Business CGIV 1st European Conference. ..............................32 and Awards lunch, at which several people took on Optical Performance of the Human Eye.................. 32 new positions and responsibilities. I would like to BOLcolor 2001, 1st Bolivian Color Congress........... 32 welcome to the Board ofDirectors Eileen Korenic_,­ Book Review The New Munsell® Student Color Set. ..... 33 James G. King, and Margaret A. (Meg) Miele. Verriest Medal to MacLeod .....................................35 Meg also became the new Chair oflnterest Group 3 International Lighting Conference.......... .................35 (Art, Design, and Psychology). Also, I welcome Argencolor 2002 .......................................................36 John McCann as the new Secretary of the ISCC; Jobs Wanted, Advertising....... .................................37 John gave an outstanding report at the luncheon af­ Calendar... ............................................................... .38 ter onlv 24 hours of service. Finallv. Dick Fisch be: ,=IJ::nt=l!r-S=oc=ietv=::C;;o:;lo;:r;;C::o:::un:;cil=M;ews;;:=.____ __.;2 Julv/August/Seot/Oct 2001 ISCC Executive Officers came our new Interest Group and Project Commit­ President tee Coordinator; Dick already had kept us on sched­ Mr. Jack Ladson Color Innovation 1000 Plowshare Road, Suite B-1 ule during the morning's Project Committee meet­ Yardley, PA 19067 ings. 215-369-5005 tax 215-369-3191 [email protected] Pres-Elect At the luncheon, several people received awards, and Dr. Danny Rich Sun Chemical Resemch, 631 Central Avenue, Carlstadt, NJ 07072 the speeches were all short and inspiring. First, Hugh 201-933-4500xll44 tax 201-933-5658 Davidson was inducted as an honorary member, and [email protected] Secretary gave (extemporaneously) a humorous reminiscence. Dr. John McCann McCann Imaging Then, Ellen Carter introduced Paula Alessi as the 161 Claflin S~ Belmont, MA 024 78 617-484-7865 tax 617-484-2490 recipient of the Nickerson Service Award, and Paula [email protected] gave very emotional thanks-especially to her fam­ Treasurer Mr. Hugh Fainnan 503 Bradley Court, Princeton, NJ 08540 ily for their support. Finally, Max Saltzman received 609-430-1630 &x 609-430-1618 the Godlove Award posthumously. Max's wife, Bar­ resoun:[email protected] Past-Pres. bara attended the award presentation. Following in­ Dr. Michael H. Brill Sarnoff' Corporation troductory remarks by Roy Berns, we heard an ac­ CN 5300, Princeton NJ 08543-5300 609-734-3037 tax 609-734-2662 ceptance speech by Mark Saltzman (Max's son). mbrill@samoft:com Anecdotes ran thick and fast (see Roy's obituary for ISCC Board Of Directors Max in the March/April issue of the ISCC News). 1999-2002 Dr. Dan Phillips Creanova, Inc., 2 Turner Place Between the last Annual Meeting and the latest Board P.O. Box 365, Piscataway NJ 08855 meeting, three more Sustaining Members joined the 732-981-5294 . tax 732-981-5033 [email protected] ISCC: Pantone, Flex Products, and Gretag Dr. Art Springsteen Avian Technologies, I Moipll Ridge Rd Macbeth. At AIC, a fourth company, SPC Soft­ P.O. Box 1076 New London, NH 03257-1076 ware (France ),joined as our first internationally based 603-526-4479 tax 603-526-4087 Sustaining Member. [email protected] Mr. Ralph Stanziola Industrial Color Technology 410 Clover Ct., Neshanic Sta., NJ 08853 One should never rest on one's laurels. Though AIC 908-369-8736 tax 908-369-8736 [email protected] 2001 was a fantastic experience, we have to look to 2000-2003 the future. Our next event (to be chaired by Jim Dr. Robert Buckley Xerox Corporation, 43 Scarborough Pk, Rochester, NY 14625 Keiser, Paul Tannenbaum, and myself) is the De­ 716-422-1282 tax 716-265-8871 troit Annual Meeting on April21-22, 2002, immedi­ [email protected] Mr. Alan Kravetz 13 Fann Stead Road ately followed by a joint Symposium on Appearance New Windsor, NY 12553-7611 with the Detroit Colour Council. See the Call for 888-473-2656x5854 tax 914-568-5859 [email protected] Papers in this issue. The Interest Groups will return Dr. Mary McKnight NIST in their traditional roles, and we may be reflecting on Bldg. 226, Room I B350, 100 Bureau Dr., Stop 8621, Gaithersburg, MD 20899-8621 automobile paint (or it will be reflecting on us). I 301-975-6714 tax 301-990-6891 would be delighted to get suggestions for this meet­ [email protected] lOOI-1004 ing. Mr. James G.King DuPont Performance Coatings 945 Stephenson Hwy, Troy, MI 48007-2802 248-583-8276 tax 248-583-8316 And, as always, I hope you become involved, make [email protected] a difference, and have the time ofyour lives. Dr. Eileen Kon:nic Univ. ofWisconsin-River Falls, Physics Dept. CSH River Falls, WI 54022 715-425-3560 tax 715-425-0652 Jack A. Ladson eileen.korenic@uwrt:edu Pro£ Margaret Miele Fashion Institute ofTecbnologyiSUNY /SCC President Asst. Pro£ ofPsychology, 7th Avenue @ 27th St., New York, NY 10001-5992 212-217-8449 f ax 212-217-7095 [email protected] ~IJ=nre~~~oc==rew==C=o~w~r=C=o~un~c~U=M~ew,==s~~--~~3----~------~=Jw~~=~=ue~mWS~=e~o=~o=~==2=00=1~ Request For Macbeth Award Request for Nominations Nominations Nickerson Service Award The Inter-Society Color Council's Macbeth Award The Inter-Society Color Council's Nickerson Service was established .to honor the memory of Norman Award was established in 1980 to recognize outstand­ Macbeth and is presented biennially in recognition ing long-term contributions toward the advancement for one or more recent, outstanding contributions to of the Council and its aims and purposes. the field of color. Those contributions shall have advanced the field of color, interpreted broadly as in The contributions may be in the form of organiza­ the objectives ofthe ISCC. A candidate's merit shall tional, clerical, technical, or other services that ben­ be judged by his or her contributions to any of the efit the Council and its members. Candidates for the fields of interest related to color whether or not it is award must be members ofthe Council and must have represented by a Member-Body of the ISCC. While been active in the affairs of the Council. a nominee for the Macbeth Award need not have been active in the affairs of the ISCC, he or she must be a Ifyou would like to nominate a person for this award member or former member ofthe ISCC. Ifyou would please contact: like to nominate a person for this award, please send a letter or e-mail detailing the candidates contribu­ Robert Marcus tions to Dr. Danny C. Rich, Sun Chemical Ink (GPI), Datacolor International Daniel J. Carlick Technical Center, Color Research 5 Princess Road, Lawrenceville, NJ 08648 Laboratory, 631
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