historical instrumental global surface terrestrial and marine weather data recovery, imaging, digitisation and quality control.
ISO 19263-1 can be used to establish and maintain image quality in digitisation workflows, and to develop a digitisation strategy including assessment of collections and system selection.
Automated densitometric measurements of immunoprecipitates in cores were made for each marker antibody in each core individually identified after digitisation and image cropping of the slides, as previously reported (Garcia et al, 2007a, 2007b).
Baylor transformed 1,723 raw digital images from Wellesley into more than 4,200 edited page and envelope images, said Darryl Stuhr, manager of digitisation projects for Baylor's electronic library.
In particular, the practicality of obtaining physical flame chemiluminescence characteristics through the inherent colour-filtering architecture employed in the digitisation of flame images was demonstrated.
She'll have to; the MPAA - eager to save a potentially lucrative industry from being stifled at birth - scuppered the portion of the drafted bill dealing with the digitisation of dead celebs' images for non-commercial, "artistic" purposes.
But the digitisation of words and images, the ease-of-use of modern software and the awesome dissemination power of the web has prompted a reassessment of research publishing and of the relationship between researchers and publishers.
Plant 3D models (meshes) were created from the high-resolution images using 3DSOM, a commercial 3D digitisation software [ 23].
Film mammograms were digitised with a laser scanner designed for mammogram digitisation.
The methodology is separated into two phases: (1) Digitisation of the retina, in which the different measures of the eye image are recognised.
