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    Standardization of reproduction of Remote Sensing images and its quality control system


    After analyzing data in table 1 it can be pointed out.
    1. The vertical and horizontal directions of scanning systems produce different dimensional distortion and the distortion in vertical direction appears quite stable in range of magnification from 1* to 8*
    2. Consideration of tolerance margins in reproduction of remote sensing images the DC- 300 B scanner can provide the acceptable geometric accuracy until 6*, while the M550 scanner can be used till 4*.
    3. No spherical distortion in scanning systems has been found.
    Standarization and specfication for reproduction.
    In order that a set of original separations and proofs may be produced and can easily be matched it is necessary to specify the following parameters:
    1. Computations of CIE Uniform space coefficients of ink sets-2 The results of measurement are shown in Table-2


    2. Table 2
      ColoursDsTristimulus Values Uniform Colour Space
      XYZL*a*b*
      Yellow1.0362.1467.2810.54 85.65-7.5485.37
      Magenta1.4032.9918.3534.40 49.92 64.53-19.67
      Cyan1.5021.8028.887.3760.68 -26.81-39.68
      Black1.625.485.517.10 28.141.40-2.68


    3. The data of colour cast grayness and color efficiency of inks are given Table 3


    4. Table 3.
      ColoursSolid Density Colour
      Cast
      GreyEfficiency
      RGB
      Yellow0.040.091.065%40%94%
      Magenta0.201.400.7445%14%66%
      Cyan1.540.510.1825% 10%78%


    5. Colorimetric measurements of map Paper The densitometric and spectrophotometric data of coated paper are listed in Table 4


    6. Table 4.
      PaperWeight
      (g m2)
      Solid Density Uniform Colour Space
      RGBL*a*b*
      Coated1570.070.010.0497.26 -1.73-1.21


    7. Determination of print contrast. The print contrast is limited to 0.3 ±0.03 for yellow, 0.35±0.03 for magenta, 0.35±0.03 for cyan and 0.4±0.03 for black.
    8. Determination of color contrast. It is 70±5% for yellow colour ,50± 5% for magenta and 55% ±5% for cyan.
    9. Determination of optimum ink level. The optimum ink level are defined by the maximum values of print contrast and colour contrast. The control data is 1.05±0.03 for yellow, 1.40± 0.03 for magenta 1.50±0.03 for cyan and 1.60±0.03 for black.
    10. Investigation of dot gain The actual control data of dot gain is 11%±2%.
    11. Printing ink sequence. In our case the printing sequence is black, cyan, magenta and yellow.
    12. trapping determination . the control data is 110%±3% for cyan+ magenta " combination. 105%±3% for "cyan+ yellow" combination, 106%±3% for "magenta+ yellow" combination and 112%± 3% for "cyan+ magenta+ yellow" combination.
    13. Determination of grey balance. The grey balance is determined by either colour atlas or mathematical calculation. In our case the grey balance data are shown in table 5
    Table 5.
    Set ASet B
    DensityCyanMagentaYellow DensityCyanMagentaYellow
    1.3710090%85%1.33 10090%85%
    0.7970%55%51%0.8370%62%55%
    0.4950%35%30%0.5950%45%40%
    0.2832%20%15%0.35 32%28%24%
    0.1416%12%9%0.1916%14%12%


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