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New method of grain-boundary extraction by directional optimal filtering: application to estimating creep in metals
Ste´phane JournauxSte´phane JournauxPierre GoutonG. Thauvinsubject
Measure (data warehouse)business.industryComputer scienceGeneral EngineeringFilter (signal processing)Atomic and Molecular Physics and Opticssymbols.namesakeFourier transformWaveletCreepsymbolsGrain boundaryComputer visionArtificial intelligenceInstrumentation (computer programming)businessAlgorithmDigital filterLinear filterdescription
It is economically important for manufacturers of high- temperature machines to be able to measure creep so they can predict residual service life more accurately. This paper describes and refines an image analysis method for evaluating creep in laboratory test pieces. It is a preliminary study of how to extract relevant information for creep mea- surement by counting cavities. Sample preparation for quantification by image analysis is an important step determining the further development of the image analysis technique. Grain-boundary extraction, which in- volves directional information, is the major problem to be solved before measurement can be automated. The search for a crest-line extraction filter by the Canny method has led to the development of a directional wavelet transform filter. The results of this innovative filtering method are applied here. © 2002 Society of Photo-Optical Instrumentation Engineers.
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2002-07-01 | Optical Engineering |