Nucleon spatial imaging

A compelling modern development in the study of QCD in the confinement regime is the introduction of Generalized Parton Distribution functions (GPDs). These functions (as well as TMD functions) allow for a multidimensional description of the internal structure of hadrons far more complex than usual From factors or Parton Distributions functions. Indeed, GPDs measure the transverse spatial distribution of parton as a function of their longitudinal momentum fraction. The goal of the comprehensive program in hard exclusive processes at Jefferson lab is to gain information about GPDs. In this talk, such existing measurement as well as those planned in the near future will be presented and discussed.