WHAT’S IN A CT NUMBER? MEASURING THE SIZE AND SHAPE OF SMALL OBJECTS IN POLYCHROMATIC CT DATA (178)
This contribution will present an objective and accurate approach to measuring the size, shape and orientation of discrete features within a CT volume that are small with respect to the data resolution, as defined by its point-spread function. The method requires knowledge of the end-member CT number of the phase(s) measured, and challenges of the first-principles calculation will be explored.