Greetings,
My thoughts...
Open an image with the distresses.
Try the different imaging processing features under the Process menu.
The Process>Binary would be helpful after you have enhanced the features
that you find useful.
Then the Edit>Selection menu might help.
Then Analyze>Measure et al.
If you find your doing the same thing over and over, the
Plugins>Macros>Record becomes useful.
After you have played a bit, the help menu becomes invaluable,
documentation and plugin repositories; and of course the listserv/forums.
Enjoy,
Fred
On Thu, July 9, 2020 9:33 am, Nkanyiso Mhlongo wrote:
> Good evening,
>
> I'm Nkanyiso. I'm working on my investigational project under the topic
> "Assesing flexible pavement distress using ImageJ". I wish to use the
> directionality, roughness or any other plugins which can allow me to asses
> distresses on pavements; and hopefully compare the 'perfect' pavement and
> the one with a distress ( pothole, rutting, cracking, etc).
>
> I'm totally new to ImageJ, I haven't used it before. What can I do to
> achieve my goal?
>
> Some advices, links, documents or any other form of assistance will be
> highly appreciated.
>
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