Size, Shape and Texture Analysis

Beddow, J.

doi:10.1007/978-94-009-3757-4_26

Science on Form 1986

DOI: 10.1007/978-94-009-3757-4_26

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Size, Shape and Texture Analysis

J. Beddow¹

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Technologically Relevant Particle Shape Analysis

Drescher

Heidenreich

Müller

1990

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The current state in shape analysis is distinguished by a number of characterization methods, but the great variety of specific shapes complicates the selection of parameters that are relevant for a particular problem. Therefore, the preferred approach is to characterize single particles "free of presupposition" and to select technologically relevant parameters using cluster and discriminance algorithms. Parameter vectors including elongation, bulkiness, fractal dimension and area‐equivalent diameter are calculated on the basis of image analysis. First applications to bacteria and agricultural freestuffs exemplify the concept and illustrate that technologically relevant particle shape analysis permits the classification of single particles and the quantification of property functions.

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Technologically Relevant Particle Shape Analysis

Drescher

Heidenreich

Müller

1990

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Morphological Characterization of Flowing Particles by Image Analysis Techniques

Bonifazi

Francini

Guarnieri

et al. 1995

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The guidelines which are at the base of the definition of a system capable of operating on a slurry containing the solid particulate for its characterization are described. All the considerations have been developed with particular reference to the case of a granular heterogeneous material in particular, the different research problems, making a comparison with the case of static images, acquired under laboratory conditions, are pointed out. Attention was focused on problems of acquisition and digital image processing to obtain information which is clean from noise and errors. The considerations and procedures analysed show general validity and can be applied to a large number of problems linked to the “on‐line” morphological characterization of particulate solids materials. Some results for morphological characteristics of lead sulphide (PbS) samples are reported.

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Quantifying Roundness of Detrital Minerals By Image Analysis: Sediment Transport, Shape Effects, and Provenance Implications

Resentini

Andó

Garzanti

2018

Journal of Sedimentary Research

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Size, Shape and Texture Analysis

Cited by 3 publications

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Technologically Relevant Particle Shape Analysis

Technologically Relevant Particle Shape Analysis

Morphological Characterization of Flowing Particles by Image Analysis Techniques

Quantifying Roundness of Detrital Minerals By Image Analysis: Sediment Transport, Shape Effects, and Provenance Implications

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