X-ray micro-tomography an attractive characterisation technique in materials science

By L. Salvo, Peter Cloetens, Eric Maire, S. Zabler, J. Blandin, J. Buffière, W. Ludwig, Elodie Boller, D. Bellet, C. Josserond. 2003

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Simple and fast porosity analysis of concrete using X-ray computed tomography (2016, background): “materials science applications is also presented in [19].”
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PyHST2: an hybrid distributed code for high speed tomographic reconstruction with iterative reconstruction and a priori knowledge capabilities (2013, unknown): “Such indeterminacy arises for example during in-situ imaging of evolving systems [2], where one strives to reduce the acquisition time at the expense of either the signal to noise ratio of the radiographies, or of the number of radiographies.”