X-ray computed tomography (also referred to as X-ray CT, CAT scan, or simply 'CT') is a
technological advancement with expanding applications, from medical imaging and …

Industrial x-ray computed tomography (XCT) is seen as a potentially effective tool for the
industrial inspection of complex parts. In particular, XCT is an attractive solution for the …

X-ray computed tomography (CT) is uniquely suited for dimensional measurement of
components having internal geometry, difficult-to-reach part features, and easy-to-deform or …

Additive manufacturing (AM) allows for fast fabrication of three dimensional objects with the
use of considerably less resources, less energy consumption and shorter supply chain than …

The substitution method—an empirical approach for uncertainty assessment (adapted from
the ISO 15530-3 guidelines) that is based on a comparison between repeated …

Different aspects of noise in X-ray computed tomography (XCT) for industrial purposes are
examined. An overview of the most common noise metrics is given, together with a …

While computed tomography (CT) has long been used for medical applications and material
inspection, its application field has recently been broadened to include industrial …

This paper presents the application of the substitution method for the estimation of
measurement uncertainties using calibrated workpieces in X-ray computed tomography (CT) …

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Forensic imaging technology has rapidly advanced over the past several decades and is
gaining increasing significance in medico-legal death investigations. Medical-grade …