Re: imageJ and materials science

Posted by Peter Oslanec-2 on Jun 02, 2009; 11:44am
URL: http://imagej.273.s1.nabble.com/imageJ-and-materials-science-tp3692327p3692331.html

With pleasure.

My interest is to use ImageJ as microstructure quantity characterization
tool and as learning tool for students. I've tried to use it for length and
angular  measurements in microstructure of NI based single crystal
superalloy, some precipitates characterization of aged magnesium alloy,
several times to obtain volume (area) fractions in several MMCs (long, short
fibres). I would like to learn how to automate segmentation process for
complicated microstructures (with various microstructural components) in
means of tresholding and granulometry.

Peto.

2009/6/2 SANJU GUPTA <[hidden email]>

> Hi
> I am just wondering if you pl. introduce
> yourself and what you plan to do.
> Thanks.
> Sincerely,
> SGupta
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> I am looking for someone who is working or worked with ImageJ in the field
> of materials science. I would like to share my experiences and learn new
> procedures in characterizing materials microstructures.
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> Thanks.
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> Peto.
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