1 June 2010 Jade detection and analysis based on optical coherence tomography images
Shoude Chang, Yinxin Mao, Guangming Chang, Costel Flueraru
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Abstract
Optical coherence tomography is a fundamentally new type of optical sensing technology that can perform high-resolution, cross sectional sensing of the internal structure of materials and biological samples. This work briefly describes its capability of exploring and analyzing the internal structures and textures of various jades. With a depth resolution of 4 µm in jade and penetration range of 5 mm in jade, swept-source OCT could be used as a new powerful instrument to generate 3-D volume data of jade, which is important for applications in jade industry and artwork, particularly for jade detection and classification, counterfeit recognition, and guided artistic carving.
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Shoude Chang, Yinxin Mao, Guangming Chang, and Costel Flueraru "Jade detection and analysis based on optical coherence tomography images," Optical Engineering 49(6), 063602 (1 June 2010). https://doi.org/10.1117/1.3449112
Published: 1 June 2010
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KEYWORDS
Optical coherence tomography

Statistical analysis

Image segmentation

Translucency

Optical engineering

Imaging systems

Diagnostics

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