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Arnhem - 02 december 2004
J. NOEL - DIGISENS
3D Digitization and visualisation using microCT scanner
3D volume digitization and visualization
DIGISENS S.A.BP 278 Savoie Technolac 73375 Le Bourget-du-Lac Cedex-France
Tel :+33(0)4 79 65 89 16email : info@digisens.frwww.digisens.fr/museo
Applications in Cultural Heritage
Julien NOEL
Arnhem - 02 december 2004
J. NOEL - DIGISENS
3D Digitization and visualisation using microCT scanner
DIGISENS S.A.BP 278 Savoie Technolac 73375 Le Bourget-du-Lac Cedex-France
Tel :+33(0)4 79 65 89 16email : info@digisens.frwww.digisens.fr/museo
DIGISENS
Software development for microCT and CT applications :
- Calibration software
- 3D Reconstruction software
- 3D Volume and surface rendering / analysis software
3D CT and microCT solution provider for :
- industries
- universities
- museum’s laboratories
Winner of the European IST Prize (Information Society
Technology) : www.ist-prize.org
First prize of the 2004 SITEM Innovation Award
(International Show of Museographical and Heritage-
oriented Technology)
Arnhem - 02 december 2004
J. NOEL - DIGISENS
3D Digitization and visualisation using microCT scanner
3D Micro Computed Tomography
Principle
Acquisition
Reconstruction
Visualization
Arnhem - 02 december 2004
J. NOEL - DIGISENS
3D Digitization and visualisation using microCT scanner
3D Micro-CT (Micro Computed Tomography) is a non destructive X-ray technique for internal expertise and volume digitization.
Definition
Advantages :
- Volume digitization (volumical data)
- Complete digitization of entire objet, without shaded zone
- Compatible with all material, even black, brillant and transparent surfaces
- Non deteriorative scanning
- High precision (0,005 mm)
- Fast digitizing (1 hour / object)
- Density segmentation
- Real time visualisation
Drawbacks :
- Size limitation
- No color
Arnhem - 02 december 2004
J. NOEL - DIGISENS
3D Digitization and visualisation using microCT scanner
3-D Computed Tomography
X-Ray technology
Digital detector
microCT : Microfocus X-Ray tube
Arnhem - 02 december 2004
J. NOEL - DIGISENS
3D Digitization and visualisation using microCT scanner
Principle
Arnhem - 02 december 2004
J. NOEL - DIGISENS
3D Digitization and visualisation using microCT scanner
360 digital radiographs
Cone-Beam reconstruction
Volume rendering (voxels)
Arnhem - 02 december 2004
J. NOEL - DIGISENS
3D Digitization and visualisation using microCT scanner
Radiography X Tomography X
2D slice 3D rendering
Tomography X
Arnhem - 02 december 2004
J. NOEL - DIGISENS
3D Digitization and visualisation using microCT scanner
• Back projection
x = A -1 b
2 4 8
16 36 90
Computed Tomography reconstruction
Arnhem - 02 december 2004
J. NOEL - DIGISENS
3D Digitization and visualisation using microCT scanner
e.g Ramp filter
Filtered Back Projection
Arnhem - 02 december 2004
J. NOEL - DIGISENS
3D Digitization and visualisation using microCT scanner
3D digitization and visualisation using microCT,
for
Museums & Research Centers applications
Some examples of 3D digitization with 3D CT technology and volume rendering software
Arnhem - 02 december 2004
J. NOEL - DIGISENS
3D Digitization and visualisation using microCT scanner
Surface scanningStructured light
Laser scanning
Multi-spectral
Drawbacks :
- No internal information
- Slow process
- Low details
- Shaded zones
- Can’t work with black, bright or transparent surface
Arnhem - 02 december 2004
J. NOEL - DIGISENS
3D Digitization and visualisation using microCT scanner
Human skulls with 3D CT scanning
Arnhem - 02 december 2004
J. NOEL - DIGISENS
3D Digitization and visualisation using microCT scanner
Human skull
Arnhem - 02 december 2004
J. NOEL - DIGISENS
3D Digitization and visualisation using microCT scanner
Closed wooden box :
how to discover internal and invisible
objects
Arnhem - 02 december 2004
J. NOEL - DIGISENS
3D Digitization and visualisation using microCT scanner
Real Picture 3D rendering
(possibility to apply mapping textures)
Grenoble Museum’s collection
African sculpted box. MHNGr.1979.633
Arnhem - 02 december 2004
J. NOEL - DIGISENS
3D Digitization and visualisation using microCT scanner
African sculpted box. MHNGr.1979.633
The internal view with transparency of the wood reveals shellfishes, plants and grains.
In fact it seems to be a shellfish necklace.
Shellfish virtual extraction by selection of an expected range of density.
3D virtual cross-section to discover the inner objects
Grenoble Museum’s collection
Arnhem - 02 december 2004
J. NOEL - DIGISENS
3D Digitization and visualisation using microCT scanner
Talisman : discover all about mysterious objects
Arnhem - 02 december 2004
J. NOEL - DIGISENS
3D Digitization and visualisation using microCT scanner
Lyon Museum’s collection
Talisman from Madagascar
External volumical view of an african talisman
Segmentation of high density components : 3D view of the hook and dicovery of a pearl.
2D high resolution CT slices of the pearl and the hook
Arnhem - 02 december 2004
J. NOEL - DIGISENS
3D Digitization and visualisation using microCT scanner
Talisman from Madagascar
Lyon Museum’s collection3D surface rendering of the hook and the pearl : detailed views and transparent rendering
Arnhem - 02 december 2004
J. NOEL - DIGISENS
3D Digitization and visualisation using microCT scanner
Paleolagus Fossil : how to virtually extract bone from
stone
Arnhem - 02 december 2004
J. NOEL - DIGISENS
3D Digitization and visualisation using microCT scanner
Grenoble Museum’s Collection
Paleolagus haydeni, Wyoming (USA), oligocène.
Digitalization and 3D volume rendering of a 35 million years fossil.
The aim of microCT scanning is here to study the skull by virtually removing the stone.
Arnhem - 02 december 2004
J. NOEL - DIGISENS
3D Digitization and visualisation using microCT scanner
Paleolagus haydeni, Wyoming (USA), oligocène.
Grenoble Museum’s Collection
Virtual extraction of the bone and real time 3D visualization
Arnhem - 02 december 2004
J. NOEL - DIGISENS
3D Digitization and visualisation using microCT scanner
Hornet
Very high resolution digitalization applied to
insects – internal 3D anatomy analysis.
Arnhem - 02 december 2004
J. NOEL - DIGISENS
3D Digitization and visualisation using microCT scanner
Arnhem - 02 december 2004
J. NOEL - DIGISENS
3D Digitization and visualisation using microCT scanner
Arnhem - 02 december 2004
J. NOEL - DIGISENS
3D Digitization and visualisation using microCT scanner
Rodent : classification of the animal by studying internal teeth
Arnhem - 02 december 2004
J. NOEL - DIGISENS
3D Digitization and visualisation using microCT scanner
3D real time cross sections of the teeth to determine the specie
Grenoble Museum’s collection
After comparison with literature schemes, we can classify the specie : this rodent is an Arvicola terrestris
Arnhem - 02 december 2004
J. NOEL - DIGISENS
3D Digitization and visualisation using microCT scanner
Ostracod fossil
Real size 2mm
Rabbit’s bone
Junon – Le Louvre
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J. NOEL - DIGISENS
3D Digitization and visualisation using microCT scanner
Computed Tomography of a small clay pompeian head
CT of a cat shaped coffin
CT and reconstruction made by University of Bologna, Physics department
A cat mummy exposed at the Egyptian section of the City Museum of Bologna
It is possible to see the rest of a cat skeleton without opening the coffin.
Arnhem - 02 december 2004
J. NOEL - DIGISENS
3D Digitization and visualisation using microCT scanner
Human Mandible and teeth
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J. NOEL - DIGISENS
3D Digitization and visualisation using microCT scanner
VisioFURL
3D volumical visualization & media for :
Museum Exhibitions
Pedagogical courses
Libraries & Database
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J. NOEL - DIGISENS
3D Digitization and visualisation using microCT scanner
Integration of 3D models into an interactive interface for presentation (exposition) and pedagogy.
VisioFurl
Arnhem - 02 december 2004
J. NOEL - DIGISENS
3D Digitization and visualisation using microCT scanner
Arnhem - 02 december 2004
J. NOEL - DIGISENS
3D Digitization and visualisation using microCT scanner
Research (internal discoveries, fabrication process analysis, species determination …)
Conservative / restorative applications (classification, volume digitalisation of cultural heritage, conservation, restorative applications …)
Exposition (popularisation, demonstration, 3D libraries and database …)
Museums & Research Centers applications
Arnhem - 02 december 2004
J. NOEL - DIGISENS
3D Digitization and visualisation using microCT scanner
How to implement 3D Computed Tomography digitization in Museums, Research laboratories, Universities, or Industries:
Install complete CT and/or microCT equipment with software for scientific analysis (volume rendering) and real time 3-d visualisation (surface/volume rendering)
Rent a CT/µCT equipment for weeks or months in situ
Upgrade any radiographic equipment for 3D CT capabilities
Arnhem - 02 december 2004
J. NOEL - DIGISENS
3D Digitization and visualisation using microCT scanner
Julien NOEL
DIGISENS S.A.12 allée du Lac de GardeBP 278 - Savoie Technolac73375 Le Bourget du Lac CedexTel : +33 (0)4 79 65 89 16Mobile : 33 (0)6 86 61 55 13e-mail : julien.noel@digisens.fr
www.digitalscanservice.com
DIGISENS S.A.BP 278 Savoie Technolac73375 Le Bourget-du-Lac Cedex-France
Tel :+33(0)4 79 65 89 16email : info@digisens.frwww.digisens.fr/museo
Thanks for your attention
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