Reinventing the wheel:: an attempt to create an objective technical color wheel for Pantone colors by using hue angles (hab) as the deciding factor

Michael Abildgaard Pedersen

Reinventing the wheel: an attempt to create an objective technical color wheel for Pantone colors by using hue angles (hab) as the deciding factor

Michael Abildgaard Pedersen

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Abstract

This study attempts to find an objective method to determine whether a given color is yellow, orange, or red, simply by evaluating its technical values and without looking at the color. After a review of the early Pantone Matching System and the current Pantone Formula Guide Coated, the first attempt to create a color wheel was to some extent possible.
This was done firstly by selecting already named Pantone colors and colors that
unambiguously belong to a particular color group, and secondly by using their hue angles (h*/hab) to determine the boundaries surrounding the orange color
group in the CIE a*b* projection circle. By this method, the orange color group is determined to be located between 41.5° and 85° (hab). However, more in
-depth studies are required to verify or falsify his methodology.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Proceedings of the 46th international Research Conference of iarigai : Stuttgart, Germany, September 2019
Editors	Patrick Gane, Cathy Ridgway
Number of pages	13
Volume	XLVI(VI)
Place of Publication	Darmstadt
Publisher	International Association of Research Organizations for the Information, Media and Graphic Arts Industries
Publication date	3 Dec 2019
Pages	29-41
ISBN (Electronic)	9783948039011
Publication status	Published - 3 Dec 2019
Event	46th International iarigai Conference: Advances in Printing and Media Technology - Stuttgart, Germany Duration: 15 Sept 2019 → 18 Sept 2019

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Conference	46th International iarigai Conference: Advances in Printing and Media Technology
Country/Territory	Germany
City	Stuttgart
Period	15/09/19 → 18/09/19

Series	Advances in Print and Media Technology

Keywords

Media, communication and languages
Pantone
color groups
color wheels
hue angels
technology, engineering and IT

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Abildgaard Pedersen, M. (2019). Reinventing the wheel: an attempt to create an objective technical color wheel for Pantone colors by using hue angles (hab) as the deciding factor. In P. Gane, & C. Ridgway (Eds.), Proceedings of the 46th international Research Conference of iarigai: Stuttgart, Germany, September 2019 (Vol. XLVI(VI), pp. 29-41). International Association of Research Organizations for the Information, Media and Graphic Arts Industries.

Abildgaard Pedersen, Michael. / Reinventing the wheel: an attempt to create an objective technical color wheel for Pantone colors by using hue angles (hab) as the deciding factor. Proceedings of the 46th international Research Conference of iarigai: Stuttgart, Germany, September 2019. editor / Patrick Gane ; Cathy Ridgway. Vol. XLVI(VI) Darmstadt : International Association of Research Organizations for the Information, Media and Graphic Arts Industries, 2019. pp. 29-41 (Advances in Print and Media Technology).

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Abildgaard Pedersen, M 2019, Reinventing the wheel: an attempt to create an objective technical color wheel for Pantone colors by using hue angles (hab) as the deciding factor. in P Gane & C Ridgway (eds), Proceedings of the 46th international Research Conference of iarigai: Stuttgart, Germany, September 2019. vol. XLVI(VI), International Association of Research Organizations for the Information, Media and Graphic Arts Industries, Darmstadt, Advances in Print and Media Technology, pp. 29-41, 46th International iarigai Conference: Advances in Printing and Media Technology, Stuttgart, Germany, 15/09/19.

Reinventing the wheel: an attempt to create an objective technical color wheel for Pantone colors by using hue angles (hab) as the deciding factor. / Abildgaard Pedersen, Michael.
Proceedings of the 46th international Research Conference of iarigai: Stuttgart, Germany, September 2019. ed. / Patrick Gane; Cathy Ridgway. Vol. XLVI(VI) Darmstadt: International Association of Research Organizations for the Information, Media and Graphic Arts Industries, 2019. p. 29-41 (Advances in Print and Media Technology).

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Abildgaard Pedersen M. Reinventing the wheel: an attempt to create an objective technical color wheel for Pantone colors by using hue angles (hab) as the deciding factor. In Gane P, Ridgway C, editors, Proceedings of the 46th international Research Conference of iarigai: Stuttgart, Germany, September 2019. Vol. XLVI(VI). Darmstadt: International Association of Research Organizations for the Information, Media and Graphic Arts Industries. 2019. p. 29-41. (Advances in Print and Media Technology).

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