The university's faculty and students, he said, helped create companies like Meridian Environmental Technology Inc., which provides computerized weather projections.
It differs from standard computerized tomography in the reduced number of projections.
Neural networks have some applications in computerized tomography, in particular to reconstruct an image from projections.
The Orbscan topography system (Orbscan II; version 3.10.31) uses a computerized slit-scanning method, which creates 40 vertical slit projections sequentially onto the cornea at an angle of 45º.
An in vitro study was designed to investigate the influence of projection data discontinuity related artifacts in limited-volume cone-beam computerized tomography (CBCT) imaging of the jaws.
The same back-projection approach is used in medical imaging methods such as computerized axial tomography (CAT) scanning, but electron tomography entails special considerations arising from the nature of the specimens examined and their interactions with the electron beam.
The new projections are consistent with studies based on several years of complete, computerized shelter data in New York and Philadelphia, and with more recent data in eight other metropolitan areas.
The problem of reconstruction of slices and volumes from 1D and 2D projections has arisen in a large number of scientific fields (including computerized tomography, electron microscopy, X-ray microscopy, radiology, radio astronomy and holography).
A semi-computerized procedure would have been preferred to the manual delineation using hardcopies and overhead projection.
On the basis that a gas/liquid two-phase flow was considered as a strongly inhomogeneous medium due to the high contrast in acoustic impedance distribution, the authors analysed the inherent dependency of the incomplete tomographic projections on the distribution of bubbles in liquid when using transmission-mode (TM) ultrasound computerized tomography (UCT).
Cryo-ET is a 3D imaging technique that in principle is comparable to computerized axial tomography (CAT) by which a 3D structure is reconstructed from its two-dimensional (2D) projections.
