MS 11: Applications of the Radon Transform
Thu, 30 March, 2017, 13:30–15:30, Room: UC 202G
Organizer
Simon Arridge
Abstract
The Radon transform has been a fundamental component of an ever-increasing landscape of imaging modalities, and arises whenever measured data can be expressed as the integral over lines or surfaces of the parameter of interest. In this minisymposium we bring together several leading imaging scientists to illustrate the diverse areas of application of this concept.
List of speakers
| Xiaochuan Pan Algorithm-Enabled Imaging in CT and PET |
| Mark Anastasio Joint image reconstruction of absorption and refraction properties in single-shot edge-illumination X-ray phase-contrast tomography |
| Per Christian Hansen Region-of-Interest CT with Limited Data for Underwater Pipeline Inspection |
| Samuli Siltanen Sparse-data tomographic imaging in practice |
| William Lionheart Non-linearity in monochromatic transmission tomography |
| Bernadette Hahn The Radon transform for dynamic objects |