I Marszalec E, Martinkauppi JB & Pietikäinen M (1997) Evaluation of the performance of color camera for measuring small color differences. SPIE 3208 Intelligent Robots and Computer Vision XVI: Algorithms, Techniques, Active Vision, and Materials Handling, 348-359.
II Marszalec E, Martinkauppi JB, Soriano MN & Pietikäinen M (2000) Physics-based face database for color research. Journal of Electronic Imaging 9(1): 32-38.
III Soriano MN, Marszalec E, Martinkauppi JB & Pietikäinen M (1999) Making saturated facial images useful again. SPIE 3826 EUROPTO Conference on Polarization and Color Techniques in Industrial Inspection, 113-121.
IV Soriano MN, Martinkauppi JB, Huovinen S & Laaksonen MH (2002) Adaptive skin color modeling using the skin locus for selecting training pixels. Pattern Recognition, in press.
V Martinkauppi JB & Soriano MN (2001), Basis functions of the color signal of skin under different illuminants. Proc. 3rd International Conference on Multi-spectral Color Science MCS’01, Joensuu, Finland, 21-24.
VI Martinkauppi JB, Soriano MN & Laaksonen MH (2001) Behavior of skin color under varying illumination seen by different cameras at different color spaces. SPIE 4301 Machine Vision in Industrial Inspection IX, 102-113.
VII Martinkauppi JB, Soriano MN, Huovinen S & Laaksonen MH (2002) Face video database. Proc. 1st European Conference on Color in Graphics, Imaging and Vision (CGIV’2002), Poitiers, France, 380-383.
VIII Martinkauppi JB, Sangi P, Soriano MN, Pietikäinen M, Huovinen S & Laaksonen MH (2001) Illumination-invariant face tracking with mean shift and skin locus. Proc. IEEE International Workshop on Cues in Communication (Cues 2001), Kauai, Hawaii, 44-49.
The author participated in the research and writing of Papers I-IV and was mainly responsible for the practical arrangements and measurements done for the database created in Paper II and the measurements for Paper I. She wrote Papers V-VII while the other authors gave their useful comments. In the Papers V-VI, she was responsible for the research made. Papers VI-VIII are based on her ideas, while Paper V was based on Dr. Soriano’s idea. For Paper VII, all the authors participated in the practical research. In Paper VIII, the present author applied the chromaticity constraint technique for the mean shift algorithm which was implemented by Mr. Sangi. While she mainly performed the writing and experiments, also the co-authors Prof. Pietikäinen and Mr. Sangi participated in the writing process. The other authors gave once again useful comments.