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Automatic Image Analysis



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Abstract

THE NEED TO CONSIDER DIGITAL IMAGING SYSTEMS IS PREDICATED ON recognition of stereological principles and quantitative metallography/materialography as essential concepts in materials science. The application of quantitative metallography/materialography in materials science requires the measurement of microstructures. It may be argued that the study of materials cannot be termed a “science” if it does not use quantitative methods.


Keywords:
Metallography, Materialography, Preparation methods, Sample preparation, Mechanical polishing, Electrolytic polishing, Cutting, Sectioning, Hot mounting, Cold mounting, Grinding, Polishing, Polishing artifact, Etching, Microscope, Quantitative metallography, Stereology, Vickers hardness, Quality control, Microstructure

Paper ID: MNL11198M
Committee/Subcommittee: E04.14
DOI: 10.1520/MNL11198M
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ISBN10: 0-8031-4265-X
ISBN13: 978-0-8031-4265-7