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G. Baranoski

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h-index: 24
Works: 166
Citations: 2,080

Most-cited papers

Hyperspectral Modeling of Skin Appearance
T. F. Chen, G. Baranoski, B. Kimmel, E. Miranda
2015ACM Transactions on Graphics66 citations
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Light & Skin Interactions: Simulations for Computer Graphics Applications
G. Baranoski, A. Krishnaswamy
201061 citations
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A two-stage approach for discriminating melanocytic skin lesions using standard cameras
P. G. Cavalcanti, J. Scharcanski, G. Baranoski
2013Expert systems with applications56 citations
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First Principles Approach
G. Baranoski, A. Krishnaswamy
201049 citations
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A Cell‐Based Light Interaction Model for Human Blood
D. Yim, G. Baranoski, B. Kimmel, T. F. Chen +1 more
2012Computer graphics forum (Print)46 citations Open access
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Rapid Dissemination of Light Transport Models on the Web
G. Baranoski, Thomas Dimson, T. F. Chen, B. Kimmel +2 more
2012IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications43 citations
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On the noninvasive optical monitoring and differentiation of methemoglobinemia and sulfhemoglobinemia
G. Baranoski, T. F. Chen, B. Kimmel, E. Miranda +1 more
2012Journal of Biomedical Optics31 citations Open access
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Spectral appearance changes induced by light exposure
B. Kimmel, G. Baranoski, T. F. Chen, D. Yim +1 more
2013ACM Transactions on Graphics27 citations
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Elucidating the contribution of Rayleigh scattering to the bluish appearance of veins
Spencer R. Van Leeuwen, G. Baranoski
2018Journal of Biomedical Optics18 citations Open access
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On the detection of peripheral cyanosis in individuals with distinct levels of cutaneous pigmentation
G. Baranoski, Spencer R. Van Leeuwen, T. F. Chen
2017Annual International Conference of the IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society18 citations
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Simulating the appearance of sandy landscapes
B. Kimmel, G. Baranoski
2010Computers & graphics17 citations
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SPLITSnow: A spectral light transport model for snow
Petri M. Varsa, G. Baranoski, B. Kimmel
2021Remote Sensing of Environment16 citations Open access
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On the dysfunctional hemoglobins and cyanosis connection: practical implications for the clinical detection and differentiation of methemoglobinemia and sulfhemoglobinemia.
Stephen W Askew, G. Baranoski
2018Biomedical Optics Express15 citations Open access
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A novel first principles approach for the estimation of the sieve factor of blood samples.
Lesley Northam, G. Baranoski
2010Optics Express15 citations Open access
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Assessing the sensitivity of human skin hyperspectral responses to increasing anemia severity levels
G. Baranoski, Ankita Dey, T. F. Chen
2015Journal of Biomedical Optics13 citations Open access
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Influence of Sand-Grain Morphology and Iron-Oxide Distribution Patterns on the Visible and Near-Infrared Reflectance of Sand-Textured Soils
G. Baranoski, B. Kimmel, T. F. Chen, E. Miranda
2014IEEE Journal of Selected Topics in Applied Earth Observations and Remote Sensing13 citations
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Elucidating the biophysical processes responsible for the chromatic attributes of peripheral cyanosis
G. Baranoski, Spencer R. Van Leeuwen, T. F. Chen
2017Annual International Conference of the IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society12 citations
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Assessing the Spectral Sensitivity of Martian Terrains to Iron Oxide Variations Using the SPLITS Model
G. Baranoski, B. Kimmel, T. F. Chen, E. Miranda
2015IEEE Journal of Selected Topics in Applied Earth Observations and Remote Sensing11 citations
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Effects of sand grain shape on the spectral signature of sandy landscapes in the visible domain
G. Baranoski, B. Kimmel, T. F. Chen, E. Miranda +1 more
2013IEEE International Geoscience and Remote Sensing Symposium11 citations
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In silico assessment of environmental factors affecting the spectral signature of C 4 plants in the visible domain
G. Baranoski, B. Kimmel, T. F. Chen, D. Yim
201210 citations
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Optical Properties of Skin Surface
G. Baranoski, T. F. Chen
20159 citations
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Revisiting the CLBlood Model : Formulation Enhancements and Online Deployment
Spencer R. Van Leeuwen, G. Baranoski, B. Kimmel, D. Cheriton
20178 citations
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Multilayer Modeling of Skin Color and Translucency
G. Baranoski, T. F. Chen, A. Krishnaswamy
20148 citations
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Appearance Modelling of Living Human Tissues
Augusto L. P. Nunes, Anderson Maciel, Gary W. Meyer, N. John +2 more
2019Computer graphics forum (Print)7 citations Open access
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A physiologically-based framework for the simulation of skin tanning dynamics
T. F. Chen, G. Baranoski
2019BiOS6 citations
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Porosity effects on red to far-red ratios of light transmitted in natural sands: implications for photoblastic seed germination
G. Baranoski, B. Kimmel, Petri M. Varsa, Mark Iwanchyshyn
2019Remote Sensing6 citations
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Three-wavelength method for the optical differentiation of methemoglobin and sulfhemoglobin in oxygenated blood
Spencer R. Van Leeuwen, G. Baranoski, B. Kimmel
2017Annual International Conference of the IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society6 citations
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On the Effective Differentiation and Monitoring of Variable Degrees of Hyperbilirubinemia Severity Through Noninvasive Screening Protocols
G. Baranoski, T. F. Chen, Petri M. Varsa
2018Annual International Conference of the IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society5 citations
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High‐fidelity iridal light transport simulations at interactive rates
B. Kravchenko, G. Baranoski, T. F. Chen, E. Miranda +1 more
2017Comput. Animat. Virtual Worlds5 citations
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On the identification and interpretation of human skin spectral responses under adverse environmental conditions
G. Baranoski, T. F. Chen
2015Annual International Conference of the IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society5 citations
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Melanosome distribution patterns affecting skin reflectance: Implications for the in vivo estimation of epidermal melanin content
T. F. Chen, G. Baranoski
2015Annual International Conference of the IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society5 citations
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On the high-fidelity monitoring of C3 and C4 crops under nutrient and water stress
G. Baranoski, T. F. Chen, B. Kimmel, E. Miranda +1 more
2012Asia-Pacific Environmental Remote Sensing5 citations
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On the Modeling of Light Interactions with Human Blood
D. Yim, G. Baranoski, T.-F. Chen, B. Kimmel +2 more
20115 citations
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Environmentally Induced Snow Transmittance Variations in the Photosynthetic Spectral Domain: Photobiological Implications for Subnivean Vegetation under Climate Warming Conditions
G. Baranoski, Petri M. Varsa
2024Remote Sensing4 citations Open access
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On the Light Penetration in Natural Sands
G. Baranoski, B. Kimmel, Petri M. Varsa, Mark Iwanchyshyn
2019IEEE International Geoscience and Remote Sensing Symposium4 citations
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Identifying the optical phenomena responsible for the blue appearance of veins
Spencer R. Van Leeuwen, G. Baranoski
2017Optical Engineering + Applications4 citations
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Detecting and monitoring water stress states in maize crops using spectral ratios obtained in the photosynthetic domain
G. Baranoski, Spencer R. Van Leeuwen
20174 citations Open access
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Beyond Computer Graphics Applications
G. Baranoski, A. Krishnaswamy
20104 citations
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Black carbon impact on snow and vegetation interactions affecting environmental feedback loops and climate change
G. Baranoski, Petri M. Varsa, Hong Guan
2025Environmental Remote Sensing3 citations
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Observation-driven generation of texture maps depicting dust accumulation over time
Rebecca L. C. Santos, G. Baranoski
2022The Visual Computer3 citations Open access
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Tanning-Elicited Variations in the Ultraviolet Absorption Spectra of the Cutaneous Tissues: Skin Photobiology and Photomedicine Implications
G. Baranoski, Paulo Alencar, Spencer R. Van Leeuwen, T. F. Chen
2021Annual International Conference of the IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society3 citations Open access
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Revisiting the SPLITS Model: Towards an Enhanced Implementation
Mark Iwanchyshyn, B. Kimmel, G. Baranoski, D. Cheriton
20203 citations
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Can porosity affect the hyperspectral signature of sandy landscapes?
G. Baranoski, B. Kimmel
2017Remote Sensing3 citations
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Practical Acceleration Strategies for the Predictive Visualization of Fading Phenomena
B. Kimmel, G. Baranoski
2016International Conference on Computer Animation and Social Agents3 citations
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On the decomposition of foliar hyperspectral signatures for the high-fidelity discrimination and monitoring of crops
G. Baranoski, Spencer R. Van Leeuwen, T. F. Chen
2016Asia-Pacific Remote Sensing3 citations
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Effective compression and reconstruction of human skin hyperspectral reflectance databases
T. F. Chen, G. Baranoski
2015Annual International Conference of the IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society3 citations
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Simulating the spectral properties of iron-bearing regions of Mars using the SPLITS model
G. Baranoski, B. Kimmel, T. F. Chen, E. Miranda
20142014 IEEE Geoscience and Remote Sensing Symposium3 citations
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Simulations in Health and Life Sciences
G. Baranoski, A. Krishnaswamy
20103 citations
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Rendering the Bluish Appearance of Snow: When Light Transmission Matters
Petri M. Varsa, G. Baranoski
2023IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications2 citations Open access
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Conference on graphics, patterns and images
Hugo Proença, David Menotti, Afonso Paiva, G. Baranoski
2022Pattern Recognition Letters2 citations
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