Journal of Vision - Volume 5, Number 12

Volume 5, Number 12, Abstracts 1a-99a

doi:10.1167/5.12

http://journalofvision.org/5/12/

ISSN 1534-7362

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Fall Vision Meeting, 2005: Abstracts

The Fall Vision Meeting Meeting was held October 21-23, 2005, in Tuscon, Arizona in cooperation with the Optical Society of America. The following are the abstracts of that meeting. ARVO holds the copyright to Journal of Vision, Vol. 5, No. 12, but not to the individual abstracts in that issue. ARVO has published these abstracts as a service to the vision science community.

Boynton Lecture
1	Pokorny & Smith	Sensitivity regulation in the visual system
Retinal Implants
2	Fine, Horsager, & Greenwald	The perceptual effects of retinal electrical stimulation
3	Wyatt, Drohan, Yomtov, Ziv, & Kelly	Engineering development of a wireless subretinal prosthesis
4	Fried, Hsueh, & Werblin	A method for generating precise temporal patterns of retinal spiking using prosthetic devices
5	Marc	Retinal remodeling
Myopia, Accommodation & Presbyopia
6	Candy	Accommodative control of retinal defocus during human infancy
7	Schor & Bharadwaj	A pulse-step model of accommodation dynamics in the aging eye
8	Troilo	The role of accommodation in emmetropization and the development of myopia: Evidence from animal studies
9	Smith	Operational properties of emmetropization in monkeys
Contributed Vision Session
10	Macknik, Martinez-Conde, Schlegel, & Tse	Neural and BOLD responses to visibility and invisibility in the visual system of humans and primates
11	von dem Hagen & Morland	Extent of abnormal retinal projection in human albinism correlates with pigmentation levels
12	Appelbaum, Wade, Pettet, Vildavski, & Norcia	Dynamics of texture segmentation
13	Anstis & MacLeod	Reversals of motion in dim light
14	Holloway, Náñez Sr, Seitz, & Watanabe	The relationship between flicker fusion and subliminally induced neural plasticity
15	Saenz, Boynton, & Koch	Cortical sources of spatial & feature-based attentional control
Connectivity & Function in the Short-Wavelength Cone Pathway
16	Schein	Neuroanatomy of S cone ON/OFF pathways
17	Martin	Structure and electrophysiology of S cone pathways
18	Smithson	What’s special about S-cone vision?
19	Stockman	S-cone signals in human postreceptoral pathways
Night Vision
20	Barbur	The challenges of assessing visual performance in the mesopic range
21	van de Pol, Kaupp, Salmon, Lozano, & Schallhorn	Subjective and objective measures of quality of vision and their relation to simulated night driving performance after LASIK for high myopia
22	Higgins, White, Cades, Ciaccio, & Liu	Effect of age on transient adaptation at low light levels
23	Peli, Bowers, Luo, & Zebehazy	Assessing visual aids for night blindness
Contributed Color Vision Session
24	Shevell	Retinal images that stimulate S, M and L cones
25	Eskew & Giulianini	Nonlinear cone combination in S cone mechanisms: Results that are independent of color representation and off-axis looking
26	Parry & Dwarampudi	Temporal phase shifts in cone and rod mechanisms as a function of eccentricity
27	MacLeod, Anstis, & Shubel	Singularity of visual dynamics near isoluminance
28	Barbur, Veit, & Plant	Functional specialisation for the processing of colour categories in the cortex –evidence from clinical studies
29	Maeda, Yamamoto, Matsuno, Fukunaga, & Nakagoshi	Color selective response suppression under metacontrast masking in the human visual cortex
Evolution of the Visual System
30	Sivak	Optics of the fish eye: Diverse and conserved characteristics
31	Ross, Kirk, & Heesy	The evolution of eye shape at the origin of Primates and Anthropoidea
32	Casagrande	Evolution of visual pathways
33	Krubitzer	The evolution of visual cortex in mammals: Genetic and epigenetic contributions to the phenotype
Color in Natural Environments
34	Foster, Amano, & Nascimento	Optimizing trichromacy for information about surface color in natural scenes
35	Golz	Chromatic statistics of natural scenes as cues for the perception of surface and illumination color
36	Webster, Mizokami, Werner, & Crognale	Hue constancy across changes in spectral purity and a functional theory of the Abney Effect
37	Wachtler, Lee, & Sejnowski	Efficient coding of color in natural scenes
Amblyopia
38	Harvey, Dobson, Miller, & Clifford	Amblyopia in astigmatic children: Development and treatment
39	Levi	Critical periods and plasticity in humans with amblyopia
40	McKee	The pattern of visual functions in human amblyopia
41	Quinn	Clinical trials in amblyopia-what have we learned?
Visual Areas: Form and Function
42	Sereno	Visual area homologies in non-human and human primates
43	Tootell	A very different slant on orientation sensitivity in human and non-human primates
44	Ungerleider	Perceptual decision-making in the human brain
45	Wandell	Visual field map clusters
Posters
46	Ahumada & Beard	Multi-pole estimates of contrast sensitivity functions predict crack detection
47	Baker, Chen, Lewis, & Wang	Appearance of keratoconus eyes: Computation
48	Barbero, Rubinstein, & Thibos	An improved Hartmann-Shack wavefront sensor for ocular aberrometry using wavefront slope and curvature measurements
49	Barbur, Rodriguez-Carmona, & Harlow	The relative merits of anomaloscope matches and colour discrimination tests in assessing loss of chromatic sensitivity
50	Büchler Costa	Multi-conjugated adaptive optics for wide-field aberration measurement in the human eye
51	Cao, Zele, & Pokorny	Reaction times to rod and cone incremental and decremental stimuli
52	Carroll, Lin, Wolfing, Christie, Williams, & Makous	Retinal microscotomas revealed by adaptive-optics microflashes, and a model
53	Chang, Saito, Uchikawa, & Nakajima	Focal colors forms axes
54	Cohn	Does stochastic resonance influence sensory thresholds?
55	Coletta, Moskowitz, & Han	Pupil displacement in videokeratoscopy is correlated with axial length
56	Dakin, Volbrecht, & Nerger	Bezold-Brücke hue shifts derived from hue-naming functions
57	Eisner & Incognito	Female hormones and SWS-cone-mediated response
58	Elliott, Highsmith, Crognale, & Crognale	Physiological correlates for the watercolor effect
59	Engles, Holloway, Náñez Sr, & Cheshire	The relationship between macular pigment optical density and hyperacuity training
60	Engles, Holloway, Náñez Sr, & Barrera	Resolution is influenced by the temporal processing of the human visual system
61	Fukuya & Uchikawa	Boundary conditions of the surface reflectance for transition of the modes of color appearance
62	Gavrik	Mathematical analysis of spectral intensity functions of the basic color sensations
63	Goto, van de Pol, Kaupp, Lozano, & Paul	Objective measurement of accommodation function using an autorefractometer
64	Gray, Merigan, Gee, Tumbar, Reinholz, Twietmeyer, Porter, Wolfing, & Williams	High-resolution in vivo imaging of primate retinal ganglion cells
65	Guirao & Ferri	Application of evolutionary computing to the study of the ocular optics
66	Highsmith & Crognale	Effects of attention on the chromatic pattern on-set VEP
67	Holloway, Náñez Sr, Seitz, Bonnet, & Watanabe	Dorsal stream perceptual learning is highly related to critical flicker fusion thresholds
68	Holloway & Engles	Flicker fusion as a correlate of hyperacuity
69	Horsager, Greenwald, & Fine	Manipulating perceptual brightness during retinal electrical stimulation using pulse trains
70	Kamal Uddin & Sachio	Concentric shrinkage of visual space enhanced by centripetal attention
71	Kannon, Sakai, Nakauchi, & Usui	Blur adaptation modulates amplitude and phase spectra of perceived image
72	Martinez-Conde, Macknik, Troncoso, & Dyar	Microsaccades counteract visual fading during fixation
73	McDermott, Loving, Mulligan, Bebis, & Webster	Eye movements and visual search in novel and familiar contexts
74	McKeefry, Burton, & Parry	The perceived speed of chromatic and luminance gratings in the presence of adjacent modifier stimuli
75	McLin, Goettl, Barnes, Previc, & Hengst	Visual warning signal optimization
76	Mizokami & Crognale	Color contrast adaptation on visual evoked potentials
77	Mulligan	Optical eye models for gaze tracking
78	Nagai & Uchikawa	Figure segregation on multi-colored textures caused by color distribution differences
79	Olzak & Laurinen	A framework for understanding center-surround interactions in apparent contrast and fine spatial discriminations
80	Powers	Binocular fusion: Training effects in adolescent poor readers
81	Ravikumar, Bradley, & Thibos	Influence of environmental color on refraction and polychromatic image quality
82	Rowe & Jacobs	Naturalistic color discriminations in new world monkeys having different combinations of M/L pigments: Effects of luminance and stimulus duration
83	Sakai, Kannon, & Usui	Spatial contextual effect on blur perception in foveal vision
84	Schira	Metric reconstruction of human striate cortex: An average
85	Segawa & Uchikawa	Spatiotemporal effects of the visual attention on detecting a target smoothly appearing in the peripheral visual field
86	Tan, Chen, & Lewis	Ametropia: The ocular shape and dimensions
87	Thomas-Meyers & Nagy	Attentional cuing to target stimuli in complex displays
88	Troncoso, Tse, Macknik, Caplovitz, Hsieh, Schlegel, & Martinez-Conde	fMRI correlates of corner illusions show that BOLD activation varies gradually with corner angle
89	Uchikawa & Segawa	Categorical color regions of dichromats in a L, M, S cone based color space
90	VanValkenburgh	Evidence indicating that pre-migraine CSD can begin in either V1 or V2, and cross a border into the other
91	VanValkenburgh	A data acquisition engineer’s attempts to improve the precision of his retinotopic map
92	Wagge & Olzak	Visual integration in center/surround stimuli: Cortical mechanisms
93	Wilson & Brainard	Perceptual evaluation of statistical image models
94	Xu & Fine	A model for surface segmentation using luminance and color information
95	Yasuda, Mizokami, Webster, & Webster	Category boundaries and visual sensitivity in face perception
96	Yata, Nagao, & Uchikawa	A categorical color perception model using artificial neural network
97	Yellott	Correcting spurious resolution
98	Zele, Cao, & Pokorny	Lets get physical: Metrics for suprathreshold tasks
99	Zemach, Teller, & Palmer	Substantial shifts of lightness matches can result from shifts of stimulus range


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