About this Event
PLEASE NOTE: This course is only free to University of Manchester Staff or Students.
Standard binerisation methods are explored for simple structure analysis while watershed methods are explained for multiphase materials. The final parts of the course concentrate on the production of bespoke segmentation pipelines.
Course Timings
- Start time: The course will start promptly at 9:30am, you are welcome to join the Zoom meeting in advance
- Breaks: there will be breaks throughout the day
- End time: the finish time can be variable between 3:00pm - 4:30pm as it depends on the number of questions
Course Content
1. Global thresholding methods
- Basic theory behind global thresholding and the current techniques used to identify phase boundaries
2. Advanced global thresholding methods
- Techniques such as hysteresis, auto-thresholding etc are explained and how these can be applied
3. Watershed segmentation
- What is watershed segmentation and the generation of seed points
- Application of a number seed point generation methods
- Watershed method for engineering parts
- Watershed method for multiphase materials
- Customised watershed recipes
4. Local segmentation methods
- Application of local segmentation tools
- Theory of opening and closing in segmentation
- White/black hat segmentation
5. Production of bespoke segmentation recipes
Course Fees and Payment Process
- Staff and Students at The University of Manchester: free
- External Academics: £95 per course
- Industry: £250 per course
Following registration, you will be sent an official quotation for any course fees. You will need to arrange a Purchase Order (PO) from your organisation to The University of Manchester, with a copy sent directly to [email protected].
Resources
As this is an in-person course, all computing facilities and course materials will be provided.
Training Course Prerequisite(s)
Our training course ‘Introduction to X-ray CT Visualisation using Avizo’.
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
The University of Manchester, Alan Turing Building, Photon Science Institute, Manchester, United Kingdom
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