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Simulation of Image Fusion of Dual Modality (Electrical Capacitance and Optical Tomography) in Solid/Gas Flow

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This paper presents a novel method of combining dual modality electrical capacitance and optical tomography for applications in monitoring and investigating solid/gas flow. The objective of this method is to obtain a good quality image of the full-scale concentration distribution of solid/gas flow. A new image reconstruction algorithm fused the dual modality images is developed and evaluated.

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The author would like to thank the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) for its sponsorship and support in completing the training course at Technical University of Lodz, Poland (MAL/03036). A special thanks and appreciation to Dr. Volodymyr Mosorov and Prof. Dr. Dominik Sankowski of Technical University of Lodz.

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Mohd Zain, R., Abdul Rahim, R., Fazalul Rahiman, M.H. et al. Simulation of Image Fusion of Dual Modality (Electrical Capacitance and Optical Tomography) in Solid/Gas Flow. Sens Imaging 11, 33–50 (2010). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11220-010-0050-1

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