
Improvement of X-Ray image acquisition using a GPU based 3DCT simulation tool
Michael Reiter, Muhammad Muddassir Malik, Christoph Heinzl, Dietmar Salaberger, Meister Eduard Gröller, Hubert Lettenbauer, Johann KastnerImprovement of X-Ray image acquisition using a GPU based 3DCT simulation tool
In International Conference on Quality Control by Artificial Vision. May 2009.
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- Publication Type: Conference Paper
- Date (from): 27.5.2009
- Date (to): 29.5.2009
- Lecturer: Michael Reiter
- Location: Wels, Austria
- Note: not peer reviewed, will appear
- Keywords: Computed tomography, CT simulation, Industrial X-Ray Imaging
Abstract
This paper presents a simulation tool for industrial X-Ray computed tomography (CT) systems which is able to predict the results of real measurements. Such a prediction helps the technician in measurement technology to minimize artefacts by using optimal measurement parameters and therefore it helps to get more accurate results. The presented simulation software offers an implementation for CPU’s and GPU’s. The performance difference between these implementa-tions is shown, for a specific test part. Furthermore a parameter variation has been carried out, to illustrate the influence of the acquisition settings. We use a multi-image view tool to compare and evaluate the acquired dataset series which contains CT data gained with different X-Ray source voltages and a different number of projections.Additional Files and Images
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@inproceedings{Reiter_2009_IXIA,
title = "Improvement of X-Ray image acquisition using a GPU based
3DCT simulation tool",
author = "Michael Reiter and Muhammad Muddassir Malik and Christoph
Heinzl and Dietmar Salaberger and Meister Eduard
Gr{\"o}ller and Hubert Lettenbauer and Johann Kastner",
year = "2009",
abstract = "This paper presents a simulation tool for industrial X-Ray
computed tomography (CT) systems which is able to predict
the results of real measurements. Such a prediction helps
the technician in measurement technology to minimize
artefacts by using optimal measurement parameters and
therefore it helps to get more accurate results. The
presented simulation software offers an implementation for
CPU’s and GPU’s. The performance difference
between these implementa-tions is shown, for a specific test
part. Furthermore a parameter variation has been carried
out, to illustrate the influence of the acquisition
settings. We use a multi-image view tool to compare and
evaluate the acquired dataset series which contains CT data
gained with different X-Ray source voltages and a different
number of projections.",
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month = may,
note = "not peer reviewed, will appear",
booktitle = "International Conference on Quality Control by Artificial
Vision",
location = "Wels, Austria",
keywords = "Computed tomography, CT simulation, Industrial X-Ray Imaging",
URL = "http://www.cg.tuwien.ac.at/research/publications/2009/Reiter_2009_IXIA/",
}