Simulation-Based Analysis of Complex Radiographic Images

Brierley, Nick

doi:10.1007/s10921-020-00696-z

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“…Past NDE research efforts worth highlighting given close links to the vision of NDE 4.0, without necessarily having been carried out in that context, include work on modelassisted probability of detection (MAPOD) [17], model-assisted inspection qualification [18][19][20], model-assisted data analysis [21][22], inspection optimization [23], data fusion [24], as well as inspection-based simulation [25][26][27] and machine leaning, even applied to a traditional, "wet" inspection technique [28]. Work on advanced robotic inspection and un-conventional inspection delivery systems, including collaborative robots (cobots) and unmanned aerial vehicles / drones, are worth highlighting, too, performed especially by the research and technology organization TWI and Strathclyde University [4,[29][30].…”

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Advances in the UK Toward NDE 4.0

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Turner

et al. 2020

Research in Nondestructive Evaluation

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In the UK, the NDE community is making a coordinated effort to underpin and enable the full benefits of the large-scale trend towards comprehensive digitalization and automation of industrial processes and assets, frequently referred to as "Industry 4.0". Certain facets of what is now considered to be NDE 4.0 have been the subject of research for some time and have already gained industrial traction, while others are quite new, with unexplored potential and pitfalls. However, in these areas there is scope for learning from progress in fields outside of, but related to, NDE such as dimensional metrology. This paper reviews progress to date based on UK activities, considers some planned and potential research tasks in this domain, and highlights the major challenges the NDE community must tackle. In particular, as interoperability and data reuse are key features of Industry 4.0 practices, international and cross-domain efforts on data format standardization are needed. It is clear that, without the NDE community stepping up to the challenge, much of Industry 4.0 cannot be realized; yet if the NDE 4.0 vision is implemented comprehensively, NDE has the potential to become more capable, more valuable, and therefore more highly valued.

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