AWE multi-axis radiographic facility: A review of 3D-reconstructions from limited data

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Image Processing, Information Theory And Communication Theory, Nuclear Explosions

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This paper presents a 3D-reconstruction study carried out to address issues regarding the optimal number of radiographic views and their orientations in a new flash X-radiography facility. The results presented in this paper are taken from reconstructions with noiseless projection data simulated from a phantom. These idealized results have shown the relative improvements gained by adding additional views, as well as the impact of varying the view orientations and the effectiveness of various constraints to suppress reconstruction artefacts. It has been concluded that, given sufficient a priori knowledge to implement appropriate constraints, a limited number of views (as few as five in the new facility) can give reasonable reconstructions, and that the reconstruction is relatively insensitive to the view orientation. .

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