Joint analysis improves data interpretation in cultural heritage objects using neutron and synchrotron tomography.
When studying the internal structure of objects consisting of several dissimilar parts by computer tomography, the necessity of using different types of radiation, which interact with matter in different ways, may arise. For example, synchrotron radiation and thermal neutrons have such properties. In this case, a method for joint analysis of data obtained under different conditions should be developed. A method for combining three-dimensional arrays based on determining the coordinates of four reference points and an affine transformation of the coordinate system is considered. Examples of combining results of studying cultural heritage objects using neutron and synchrotron tomography are given.
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