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March 1, 1978IEEE Transactions on Computers

The Automatic Counting of Asbestos Fibers in Air Samples

Pavlidis Steiglitz

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A method is described for automating the counting of asbestos fibers in air samples by computer processing of digitized pictures. Preliminary results show the method is feasible.

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