Aims

The Journal of Imaging (ISSN 2313-433X) is an international, multi/interdisciplinary, open access, peer-reviewed journal which publishes reviews, original research papers, communications, case reports, letters, and short notes in all fields of imaging research. There is no restriction on paper length.

Our aim is to provide an advanced forum for studies on imaging covering image acquisition, processing and understanding. Techniques, procedures, methods, applications or advances in these areas are welcome. We encourage scientists and engineers working in any area related to, or using, imaging techniques to publish their theoretical and experimental results in as much detail as possible so that the experiments can be reproduced. For those open source software, you are welcomed to reveal the programme code and make datasets available, with explicit permission, which surely will make your papers more attractive. We could promote high visibility for this material in our web page. An appropriate citation will be required when third authors using or citing the open source software.

Scope

The journal scope includes the following areas, although research in related fields may also be considered.

Acquisition and formation:

    Cameras and video cameras
    Visible, thermography, infrared Imaging
    Radar and sonar imaging
    Biomedical imaging devices

Image processing:

    Enhancement, smoothing, filtering
    Segmentation, feature detection and extraction
    Image fusion and compression

Image understanding:

    Temporal analysis
    2D and 3D shapes
    Pattern recognition
    Compression, visualization

Applications:

    Medicine
    Agriculture
    Surveillance
    Robotics
    Environmental monitoring
    Transmission and visualization