The book "Description Logic for Scene Understanding" by Britta Hummel offers a comprehensive examination of the application of Description Logics (DL) for analyzing and interpreting natural scenes using external sensors. It addresses the challenges that arise in the automated capture and processing of information from complex environments. The author explains how DL, derived from predicate logic, provides a suitable foundation for representing and reasoning with sensor data and domain-specific knowledge. The first part of the book focuses on methodological approaches to using DL for the representation of scene information and for solving tasks in the field of scene understanding. The second part presents a detailed case study that deals with traffic intersections and introduces the ontology model RONNY (ROad Network oNtologY). The results of the experiments demonstrate that a logic-based system can enhance the performance of modern computer vision technologies and is capable of handling tasks that exceed current capabilities.