Automated quantitative microstructural analysis using the open-source server-client platform OMERO
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V. Friedmann
studied Materials Science at the University of Lille and made her PhD at the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology in investigating creep-fatigue damage and failure of dissimilar austenite/martensite tube welds. She currently leads the team
Microstructure Characterization at Fraunhofer IWM who hosts the central materialography labs of the institute.
Abstract
OpenMicroscopyEnvironment Remote Objects (OMERO) is an open-source client-server system for archiving, visualizing and analyzing image data and associated meta-data in a repository and making the data usable in a database [1]. For this paper, OMERO has been studied as an image data repository and was selected as a central data space for metallography. Based on use cases examples from the Fraunhofer Institute for Mechanics of Materials (IWM), various possibilities of automated microstructural analysis using OMERO will be presented and discussed.
Kurzfassung
Das OpenMicroscopyEnvironment Remote Objects (OMERO) ist ein quelloffenes Client-Server System, mit dem Bilddaten und -metadaten in einem Repositorium archiviert, visualisiert, analysiert und in einer Datenbank nutzbar gemacht werden können [1]. Wir haben OMERO als Bilddatenrepositorium untersucht und als zentrale Datenrauminfrastuktur für die Metallografie ausgewählt. Anhand von praktischen Beispielen aus dem Fraunhofer IWM werden verschiedene Möglichkeiten der automatisierten Mikrostrukturanalyse mit OMERO vorgestellt und diskutiert.
About the author
studied Materials Science at the University of Lille and made her PhD at the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology in investigating creep-fatigue damage and failure of dissimilar austenite/martensite tube welds. She currently leads the team Microstructure Characterization at Fraunhofer IWM who hosts the central materialography labs of the institute.
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- Inhalt
- Editorial
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- Gruson’s chilled cast iron – a legendary wonder material of the 19th century
- Automated quantitative microstructural analysis using the open-source server-client platform OMERO
- Tip Rubbing as a Rare Metallurgical Root Cause of Gas Turbine Compressor Blade Failure
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