Maureen C. Stone

Maureen C. Stone is an American computer scientist, specializing in color modeling.[1]

Biography

Stone has bachelors and master's degrees from the University of Illinois at Urbana–Champaign and another master's degree from the California Institute of Technology.[2] She worked for many years at Xerox PARC; after leaving PARC, she founded a consulting firm in the Seattle, Washington area in 1998, and is an adjunct professor in the School for Interactive Arts and Technology at Simon Fraser University in Vancouver, Canada.[3]

Stone was program chair for SIGGRAPH in 1987,[4] and editor-in-chief of the journal IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications from 2007 to 2010.[5][6]

Research

Stone began working in computer graphics in the early 1970s, as part of the PLATO project at the University of Illinois.[4] She is the author of the book A Field Guide to Digital Color,[7] and has performed pioneering research on color management for digital printing.[8] She has also collaborated with colleagues from PARC on research in human–computer interaction; some of her highly cited works in this area concern snapping to nearby objects in point and click interfaces,[9] transparent user interface elements,[10] and interaction with high-resolution video displays.[11]

Selected publications

Articles

Books

References

  1. Guizzo, Erico (August 2004), "Coming Soon: Trillion-Color TV. Technology promises to bring the color of cinema to home TV sets", IEEE Spectrum.
  2. Meeting participants, CLIR/NEH Symposium September 15, 2008, Council on Library and Information Resources, retrieved 2012-10-05.
  3. Stone Soup Consulting, retrieved 2012-10-05.
  4. 1 2 Ju, Wendy (July 22, 2002), Interview with Maureen Stone, Reports from SIGGRAPH 2002.
  5. Dill, John C.; Stone, Maureen C. (2007), "In with the New, Out with the Old", IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications 27 (2): 6, doi:10.1109/mcg.2007.40.
  6. Stone, Maureen; Taubin, Gabriel (2010), "Goodbye, Hello", IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications 30 (1): 6–7, doi:10.1109/mcg.2010.7.
  7. Kravetz, Alan (2006), "Book Review: A Field Guide to Digital Color", Color Research & Application 31 (5): 436–437, doi:10.1002/col.20249.
  8. Stone, Cowan & Beatty (1988).
  9. Bier & Stone (1986).
  10. Bier et al. (1993).
  11. Guimbretière, Stone & Winograd (2001).
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