Image Fusion and Its Applications 2011
DOI: 10.5772/16903
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Multitechnique Fusion of Imaging Data for Heterogeneous Materials

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“…Correlation with other techniques which can also capture size and homogeneity, such as those mentioned herein, can provide incredibly valuable information in a complete analysis of a surface material [59,63]. Great developments in such correlated analysis has been made by Fulghum and co-workers, who have successfully correlated imaging XPS with AFM, FTIR and confocal microscopy [20,33,34,64,65], whilst others have sought to correlate quantitative imaging XPS with electron backscatter diffraction (ESBD) for corrosion of grain boundaries [44].…”
Section: Correlation With Raman Spectroscopymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Correlation with other techniques which can also capture size and homogeneity, such as those mentioned herein, can provide incredibly valuable information in a complete analysis of a surface material [59,63]. Great developments in such correlated analysis has been made by Fulghum and co-workers, who have successfully correlated imaging XPS with AFM, FTIR and confocal microscopy [20,33,34,64,65], whilst others have sought to correlate quantitative imaging XPS with electron backscatter diffraction (ESBD) for corrosion of grain boundaries [44].…”
Section: Correlation With Raman Spectroscopymentioning
confidence: 99%