… scopy and imaging systems are described. Furthermore, THz … Unlike ultrasound imaging,
TPI is noncontact in nature and … Figure 7 shows sample images of a fiber composite imaged …

… , the images can be analysed and visualised as chemical images … of chemical compounds
in non-homogenous samples. … imaging is therefore highly suitable for analysis of samples of …

… Owing the sensitivity, minimal sample preparation, rapid and nondestructive nature, the
technique has been extensively exploited its non-invasive potential to confirm the maturity and …

… imaging of optically thick samples [15]. One can thus directly observe the dynamics of a single
… sample, rather than reconstructing them from experiments on many different samples. The …

… Second, we have demonstrated measurement of the distribution of soot accumulations in
a sample soot-trapping ceramic filter using MMW CT imaging. Three-dimensional CT …

… A conventional radiographic image is produced by sample translation and offers a rapid
scan of the specimen under test, and, at the same time, locates the defect zones in one plane. …

… T1 imaging in the presence of Gd(DTPA)2- provides a nondestructive histological surrogate
for GAGs in intact human joints. Excised human samples were imaged after equilibration …

… Therefore, the TPI is a true 3-D imaging tool and the structure map of a sample can be
fully reconstructed by analyzing the measured TPI data set. To illustrate the 3-D structural …

… The best case factor of 10 4 means that for a flat sample, our 2D imaging rate of 7,800 resels
s −1 would increase to 78 Mresels s −1 . Whereas currently a single 2D projection of 5 μm × …

… However as in PPT, 3 computing the phase image reduces the associated effect … sample
surface and records the temporal response of the sample by capturing a sequence of images …