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SUMMARY:Progress on the CT program at the Imaging and Medical beamline
DTSTART:20141121T004500Z
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DESCRIPTION:Speakers: Jayde Livingstone (Australian Synchrotron)\, Daniel 
 Hausermann (Australian Synchrotron)\, James Pearson (IMBL / Monash Univers
 ity)\, Andrew Stevenson (Australian Synchrotron/ CSIRO)\, Iwan Cornelius (
 Imaging and Medical Beamline\, Australian Synchrotron)\, Christopher Hall 
 (Australian Synchrotron)\, Anton Maksimenko (Australian Synchrotron)\n\nTh
 e Imaging and Medical Beamline (IMBL) of the Australian Synchrotron (AS) i
 s now becoming one of the most advanced instruments of this type in the wo
 rld. It is designed to provide a wide variety of imaging techniques. Three
  beamline’s enclosures at various distances provide the end user a good 
 choice of beam characteristics ranging from the hi-flux for lower resoluti
 on and size up to huge 48x5cm beam at 134m from the source with the allowe
 d energy range 17-120kEv. The wide range of the area detectors at the beam
 line allows the computed tomography (CT) to be combined with almost any kn
 own X-ray imaging modality. The beamline’s data acquisition system is di
 rectly linked to the high performance computing facility: MASSIVE tuned fo
 r the on-the-fly real-time reconstruction and 3D volume rendering. Advance
 d CT experiment control system with the unprecedented level of flexibility
  allows users to implement many of their ideas and construct an absolutely
  new experiment logic with minimal efforts and time. Deep integration of t
 he acquisition\, reconstruction and rendering facilities allows one to thi
 nk of the their combination as of a a single system with modular architect
 ure. This report summarizes implemented\, designed and planned features of
  the beamline as applied to the CT type of the experiment. Brief overview 
 of the CT experiments conducted in this year is given. Some latest outcome
 s of the CT system are presented with the samples coming of different fiel
 ds of science: biology\, geology\, paleontology\, material science and med
 icine.\n\nhttps://events.synchrotron.org.au/event/3/contributions/715/
LOCATION:Conference Room AS
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URL:https://events.synchrotron.org.au/event/3/contributions/715/
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