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1999
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Gerhard Spekowius:
Characterization of color CRT display systems for monochrome applications. J. Digit. Imaging 12(3): 102-113 (1999)
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Til Aach, Ulrich Schiebel, Gerhard Spekowius:
Digital image acquisition and processing in medical x-ray imaging. J. Electronic Imaging 8(1): 7-22 (1999)

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1997
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Gerhard Spekowius, Martin Weibrecht, Carlo D'Adda, Antonio Antonini, Carlo Casale, Hartwig R. Blume:
New high-brightness monochrome monitor based on color CRT technology. Medical Imaging: Image Processing 1997
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Martin Weibrecht, Gerhard Spekowius, Peter Quadflieg, Hartwig R. Blume:
Image-quality assessment of monochrome monitors for medical soft copy display. Medical Imaging: Image Processing 1997

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