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1. Measuring Shape

   By F. Brent Neal, John C. Russ

   "John Russ is the master of explaining how image processing gets applied to real-world situations. With Brent Neal, he’s done it again in Measuring Shape, this time explaining an expanded toolbox of techniques that includes useful, state-of-the-art methods that can be applied to the broad problem...

   To Be Published June 4th 2012 by CRC Press
2. The Image Processing Handbook, Sixth Edition

   By John C. Russ

   Whether obtained by microscopes, space probes, or the human eye, the same basic tools can be applied to acquire, process, and analyze the data contained in images. Ideal for self study, The Image Processing Handbook, Sixth Edition, first published in 1992, raises the bar once again as the...

   Published April 6th 2011 by CRC Press
3. The Image Processing Handbook, Fifth Edition

   By John C. Russ, John C. Russ

   Now in its fifth edition, John C. Russ’s monumental image processing reference is an even more complete, modern, and hands-on tool than ever before. The Image Processing Handbook, Fifth Edition is fully updated and expanded to reflect the latest developments in the field. Written by an expert with...

   Published May 25th 2010 by CRC Press
4. Introduction to Image Processing and Analysis

   By John C. Russ, J. Christian Russ

   Image processing comprises a broad variety of methods that operate on images to produce another image. A unique textbook, Introduction to Image Processing and Analysis establishes the programming involved in image processing and analysis by utilizing skills in C compiler and both Windows and MacOS...

   Published October 30th 2007 by CRC Press
5. Image Analysis of Food Microstructure

   By John C. Russ

   Image Analysis of Food Microstructure offers a condensed guide to the most common procedures and techniques by which quantitative microstructural information about food can be obtained from images. The images are selected from a broad range of food items, including macroscopic images of meat and...

   Published November 14th 2004 by CRC Press
6. Forensic Uses of Digital Imaging

   By John C. Russ

   It happens all too often: The vague images of a poor quality video from a surveillance camera splash across the screen in a darkened courtroom and the guilt or innocence of the defendant hinges on whether or not the jury can determine if he or she is really the person in those images....

   Published May 24th 2001 by CRC Press