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1 August 1972 An Overview--Advantages Of Imaging Techniques For Nondestructive Testing
Harold Berger, K. J. Reimann
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Proceedings Volume 0029, Imaging Techniques for Testing and Inspection; (1972) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.978142
Event: Imaging Techniques for Testing and Inspection, 1972, Los Angeles, United States
Abstract
As the opening authors at a two-day seminar concerned with imaging techniques, we have a responsibility to define some terms. Obviously, "imaging" is the first word that merits consideration. The dictionary (Ref. 1) associates many words with an image, including imitation, likeness, copy, and conception. A definition (Ref. 1) that seems to fit many of the topics to be discussed here is as follows: "An image is an optical appearance or counterpart of an object---analogous to an image formed by light rays." A definition such as this permits us to include test systems that employ light as well as other radiations (X- and y-rays, neutrons, acoustical, ultrasound, and thermal) in our image seminar. Indeed,a glance at the program quickly verifies that the majority of test systems to be discussed involve radiation other than light.
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Harold Berger and K. J. Reimann "An Overview--Advantages Of Imaging Techniques For Nondestructive Testing", Proc. SPIE 0029, Imaging Techniques for Testing and Inspection, (1 August 1972); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.978142
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KEYWORDS
Nondestructive evaluation

Radiography

Televisions

Inspection

Ultrasonography

Computing systems

Signal detection

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