Corinne Jorgensen is an associate professor in the School of Information Studies at the Florida State University. Her research areas address issues in the organization of information, the impacts of technology on information seekers and providers, usability of information systems, and users' information-seeking behaviors, with a special focus on users of image and multimedia databases.

When you hear the term "image management," do you think of making a good impression? Or taking good care of Impressionists? If the latter, this book is for you! Vast collections of images exist in a wide range of organizations and institutions, and on the Internet. Some of these images are difficult to track down; others are just too large, too small, too valuable, or too fragile to access directly. In this introductory text to the field, Jorgensen describes the theoretical, empirical, and pragmatic underpinnings of storage and retrieval as they apply to a variety of visual formats.