2018
DOI: 10.1063/1.5054216
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Surface reconstruction from computed tomography (CT) image of human head with the effect of noise

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“…Those 2D slices are stacked and finally reconstructed into a 3D model with visible inner structure 100 . X-ray CT provides abundant information of the porosity in LPBF printed metals, including spatial distribution, morphology, dimensions and volumes, and other quantitative data 102 . Figure 5 demonstrates representative views of porosity distribution and a pore detected by CT. X-ray CT method has received intense interest from the academia.…”
Section: The Archimedes Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Those 2D slices are stacked and finally reconstructed into a 3D model with visible inner structure 100 . X-ray CT provides abundant information of the porosity in LPBF printed metals, including spatial distribution, morphology, dimensions and volumes, and other quantitative data 102 . Figure 5 demonstrates representative views of porosity distribution and a pore detected by CT. X-ray CT method has received intense interest from the academia.…”
Section: The Archimedes Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%