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Date:         Fri, 15 Nov 2002 17:42:30 -0400
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Subject:      Re: Plugin for Calculation of Bone Structure
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Hello,

I am working on the 3D pore structure of carbonates and I would be
interested in 3D pore shape and volume characterization as well.
I am using x-ray tomography and I try to find a plug-in which could perform
things like pore size distribution and pore surface area.
Please keep me informed in case you get something.

Best Regards

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Veerle Cnudde
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Subject: Re: Plugin for Calculation of Bone Structure


Hello,
I'm interested in the same things and I'm using X-ray microtomography, but
I'm investigating the pores of natural building stones.
For the moment I haven't found a solution for the analysing of 3D
reconstructed images, but I think we are looking for the same thing.
best regards,
Veerle Cnudde
University of Ghent,
Belgium
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From: "Hari Menon" <[log in to unmask]>
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Subject: Re: Plugin for Calculation of Bone Structure


> I am also looking for a a Plugin which can be used to find pore size
> distribution, pore volume and pore surface area in Xray Tomography 3D
> reconstructed images. If some one is familiar please let me know.
>
> Thanks
> Dr. Hari Koduvely
> Unilever Research
> India
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> >From: Johannes Linzbach <[log in to unmask]>
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> >Hi group members!
> >I have a stack of images. These images are from bone, which are created
> >by a micro-CT.
> >With the help of ImageJ, I would like to calculate some parameters which
> >describe the bone structure.
> >Some examples of these parameters are the MIL (Mean Intercept Length),
> >the Volume Orientation and Trabecular Thickness. Does somebody know of a
> >Plug-in which can calculate these parameters?
> >I'm grateful for any tips that you can give me.
> >Thanks,
> >Johannes Linzbach
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