3D X-Ray tomography can be successfully applied for Cultural Heritage, as well as for medicine and industry. Some applications of this diagnostic technique, developed by researchers from DIFA, SMA, DIBINEM and DIBIGEA of the University of Bologna, and of the Study and Research Centre Enrico Fermi (Rome), are shown in the poster. To enhance the scientific divulgative impact, some 3D images are also presented as holograms that rotate, disintegrate, and recapture in space.
F. Albertin, M. Bettuzzi, R. Brancaccio, F. Casali, L. Leonardi, M.P. Morigi, et al. (2018). The 3D X-Ray CT as new way of the Scientific Dissemination concerning Cultural Heritage.
The 3D X-Ray CT as new way of the Scientific Dissemination concerning Cultural Heritage
ALBERTIN, FAUZIAMembro del Collaboration Group
;M. BettuzziMembro del Collaboration Group
;R. BrancaccioSoftware
;F. CasaliSupervision
;L. LeonardiMembro del Collaboration Group
;M. P. MorigiMembro del Collaboration Group
;E. PecceniniMembro del Collaboration Group
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2018
Abstract
3D X-Ray tomography can be successfully applied for Cultural Heritage, as well as for medicine and industry. Some applications of this diagnostic technique, developed by researchers from DIFA, SMA, DIBINEM and DIBIGEA of the University of Bologna, and of the Study and Research Centre Enrico Fermi (Rome), are shown in the poster. To enhance the scientific divulgative impact, some 3D images are also presented as holograms that rotate, disintegrate, and recapture in space.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
