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17 March 1983 Computer Evaluation Of Real-Time X-Ray And Acoustic Images
M. H. Jacoby, R. S. Loe, P. A. Dondes
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Abstract
The weakest link in the inspection process is the subjective interpretation of data by inspectors. To overcome this troublesome fact computer based analysis systems have been developed. In the field of nondestructive evaluation (NDE) there is a large class of inspections that can benefit from computer analysis. X-ray images (both film and fluoroscopic) and acoustic images lend themselves to automatic analysis as do the one-dimensional signals associated with ultrasonic, eddy current and acoustic emission testing. Computer analysis can enhance and evaluate subtle details. Flaws can be located and measured, and accept-ance decisions made by computer in a consistent and objective manner. This paper describes the interactive, computer-based analysis of real-time x-ray images and acoustic images of graphite/epoxy adhesively bonded structures.
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M. H. Jacoby, R. S. Loe, and P. A. Dondes "Computer Evaluation Of Real-Time X-Ray And Acoustic Images", Proc. SPIE 0359, Applications of Digital Image Processing IV, (17 March 1983); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.965975
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KEYWORDS
Inspection

Acoustics

X-rays

X-ray imaging

Image processing

Computing systems

Adhesives

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