This is an up-to-date volume of selected and expanded papers originating from Vision Interface 88, a conference held in Edmonton, Canada. A broad range of topics are covered-from image processing to hardware design. They include robot vision, biomedical imaging, remote sensing and parallel processing, shape recognition and features, computational methods in vision, and three dimensional vision and application.Contents:Measuring the Alignment Accuracy of Surface Mount Assembly Circuit Board Masks (D Gauthier et al.)Automated Detection of Breast Tumors (S M Lai et al.)Symbolic Knowledge Representation for Remote Sensing (G W Plunkett & D G Goodenough)Contour Tracing and Parametric Approximations for Digitized Patterns (R Legault & C Y Suen)Estimating Movement Direction with a Neural Network (W C Treurniet)Space Station — An Application for Computer Vision (K H Doetsch & R C Hughes)Integrating Methodologies in Image Analysis (T Pavlidis & Y-T Liow)and other papersReadership: Computer scientists.Key Features:A synthesis of the theory of the coupling of many-body angular momentum systems with application to the universal role of doubly stochastic matrices and their quantum-mechanical probabilistic interpretationAn application of binary coupling theory to the Heisenberg ring Hamiltonian, viewed as a composite system in which the total angular momentum is conserved. The cases for two, three, and four systems are solved exactlyNew formulas for the number of magic squares and a generalization of the Regge form for the coupling of two angular momenta to a general method of realizing all magic squaresNew perspective of the Zeilberger formula for counting the number of alternating sign matrices, based on zerosDevelopment of little-known properties of the algebra of permutation matrices with applications