Oak Ridge National Laboratory / Toshiba / Bio-Imaging Research Inc. / Elsevier Science Ltd. / CT Data / / /
Event
M&A / Natural Disaster / /
Facility
University of Texas High / UT facility / University of Texas / CT Facility / Xray CT Facility / UT CT Facility / / /
IndustryTerm
tomography systems / Theoretical energy spectra / particular imaging tasks / industrial systems / energy input / low energy / image-processing software / fourthgeneration devices / direct imaging / energy spectrum / imaging / energy / software correction / lower-energy ones / metal / medical systems / steel chisel / real-time analysis / average energy / data processing / kinetic energy / high-energy system / higher average energy / excess photon energy / higher energy / energy conditions / early geological applications / past and current geologic applications / higher-energy sources / software-corrected image / energy spectrum defines / chemical variability / energy-dependent range / higher-energy / /
MusicGroup
X-ray / /
Organization
University of Texas at Austin / Hounsfield Unit / William D. Carlson Department of Geological Sciences / University of Texas / /
Person
Richard A. Ketcham / William D. Carlson / / /
Position
*Corresponding author / geologist / General / /
ProvinceOrState
Texas / Illinois / Connecticut / /
Technology
radiation / air sparging / technology of proven value / X-ray / tomography / artificial intelligence / rapidly evolving technology / crystallization / /
Computers & Geosciences[removed]–400 Acquisition, optimization and interpretation of X-ray computed tomographic imagery: applications to the geosciences Richard A. Ketcham*, William D. Carlson