Dear all (and in particular Norman)
It's been over four years since the last of these posts, and during this time, I've developed an automatic system to routinely generate feature images, inspired by Norman's exceptional work. You can view these images at https://truecolors.imev-mer.fr.
While the images may not possess the same level of beauty as those generated by Norman, the advantage lies in the complete automation of the process.
Recently, a colleague of mine approached me regarding a special issue on "Art & Science" and expressed interest in publishing one of the images I've generated. Hence, I find it pertinent to seek your input on this matter. Do you foresee any inconvenience in publishing one of the images that I have generated? If not, how should I properly acknowledge Norman (and the forum) for their contributions? I guess that the « simple » sentence akwnoledging the NASA (that I often used publishing my science papers) is not enough
Furthermore, I am open to the idea of having Norman (or any other people you consider pertinent) listed as a co-author, considering it would be an honor.
Thanky you very much for you answer
Fabrizio
It's been over four years since the last of these posts, and during this time, I've developed an automatic system to routinely generate feature images, inspired by Norman's exceptional work. You can view these images at https://truecolors.imev-mer.fr.
While the images may not possess the same level of beauty as those generated by Norman, the advantage lies in the complete automation of the process.
Recently, a colleague of mine approached me regarding a special issue on "Art & Science" and expressed interest in publishing one of the images I've generated. Hence, I find it pertinent to seek your input on this matter. Do you foresee any inconvenience in publishing one of the images that I have generated? If not, how should I properly acknowledge Norman (and the forum) for their contributions? I guess that the « simple » sentence akwnoledging the NASA (that I often used publishing my science papers) is not enough
Furthermore, I am open to the idea of having Norman (or any other people you consider pertinent) listed as a co-author, considering it would be an honor.
Thanky you very much for you answer
Fabrizio
Statistics: Posted by dortenzio — Fri Apr 12, 2024 1:42 pm America/New_York