Volumetric Visualization Of X-RAY Phase Contrast Computed Tomography
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Abstract
X-ray phase contrast imaging (XPCI) utilizes the wave properties of X-rays to capture high-contrast radiographs of objects consisting of low-density materials that yield low-contrast, uninformative images. Combining XPCI with computed tomography (CT) enables the collection of high-contrast volumetric data of those low-density objects. We investigate the possibilities of rendering and examining the resulting data using three-dimensional (3D) visualization techniques and virtual reality (VR).
Authors
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Collin Epstein
Davidson College, Sandia National Laboratories, Davidson College
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Daniel Boye
Physics Department, Davidson College, Davidson College
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Ryan Goodner
Sandia National Laboratories
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Kyle Thompson
Sandia National Laboratories
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Amber Dagel
Sandia National Laboratories