Motion compensated micro-CT reconstruction for in-situ analysis of dynamic processes

Thomas De Schryver; Manuel Dierick; Marjolein Heyndrickx; Jeroen Van Stappen; Marijn Antoine Boone; Luc Van Hoorebeke; Matthieu N. Boone

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Motion compensated micro-CT reconstruction for in-situ analysis of dynamic processes

Thomas De Schryver
, Manuel Dierick
, Marjolein Heyndrickx
, Jeroen Van Stappen
, Marijn Antoine Boone
, Luc Van Hoorebeke
, Matthieu N. Boone

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Abstract

This work presents a framework to exploit the synergy between Digital Volume Correlation (DVC) and iterative CT reconstruction to enhance the quality of high-resolution dynamic X-ray CT (4D-µCT) and obtain quantitative results from the acquired dataset in the form of 3D strain maps which can be directly correlated to the material properties. Furthermore, we show that the developed framework is capable of strongly reducing motion artifacts even in a dataset containing a single 360° rotation

Original language	English
Article number	7655
Journal	Scientific Reports
Volume	8
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1038/s41598-018-25916-5
Publication status	Published - 16 May 2018

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