Abstract:
The present disclosure provides a scanned image correction apparatus, method and a mobile scanning device. The apparatus includes an image collector, an arm swing detector, and an image processor. The image collector is configured to collect a scanned image of an object under inspection during a scanning process of scanning the object under inspection by the mobile scanning device, and determine an image parameter of the scanned image. The arm swing detector is disposed at a monitor point on a detector arm of the mobile scanning device, and configured to detect a displacement offset of the detector arm in a specified direction and build an arm swing model of the detector arm. The image processor is configured to determine a change relationship between the image parameter of the scanned image and the displacement offset of the detector arm, and correct the scanned image based on the change relationship.
Abstract:
The disclosure provides a scanning imaging system for security inspection of an object and an imaging method thereof, the system comprising: a conveying unit configured for bringing the object to move along a conveying direction; a plurality of radiographic sources at one side of the conveying unit, being arranged successively in a direction vertical to a plane, in which the conveying unit is located, and configured for alternately emitting ray beams to form a scanning area; a linear detector array at the other side of the conveying unit, being configured for detecting first projection images, which are formed after the ray beams emitted by the plurality of radiographic sources penetrate through the object, in the process of the object passing through the scanning area; an imaging unit configured for obtaining a first reconstructed image of the object based on the first projection images of the plurality of radiographic sources.
Abstract:
A spectral CT image reconstructing method includes: collecting incomplete original projection data in each of a plurality of energy windows; performing a projection data cross estimation using corresponding original projection data in at least one pair of energy windows constituted by different energy windows of the plurality of energy windows to obtain estimated projection data, wherein each pair of energy windows comprises a first energy window and a second energy window; combining the original projection data and the corresponding estimated projection data to obtain complete projection data; and reconstructing a spectral CT image using the complete projection data.
Abstract:
A method of evaluating an image quality for an imaging system and the imaging system are provided. The method may comprise: acquiring an image to be evaluated which is generated by the imaging system; extracting a plurality of sub-images from the image; obtaining a coefficient vector indicating a degree of sparsity by applying a sparse decomposition on the plurality of sub-images based on a pre-set redundant sparse representation dictionary; and performing a linear transformation on the coefficient vector so as to obtain an evaluation value for the image quality. The sparse dictionary is learned by only using a few high quality perspective images, and then the image quality is evaluated based on the sparse degree of the image which is obtained by using the sparse dictionary, thereby achieving a convenient and rapid no-reference image quality evaluation.
Abstract:
An inspection device for quarantine that includes a dual-energy CT apparatus capable of distinguishing substances, a DR apparatus, a substance identification system capable of enhancing display of an object (plant, animal, meat, etc.) focused for quarantine and automatically so labeling, and an image processing system capable of highlighting a suspect of quarantine and providing a corresponding automatic alarm. Compared to the prior art, the present disclosure can highlight a focused object for quarantine, which may improve accuracy and efficiency of inspection for quarantine at a port.
Abstract:
A method for positioning a target in a three-dimensional CT image and a security check system. The method includes: displaying a three-dimensional CT image; receiving a selection by a user of at least one area of the three-dimensional CT image at a first viewing angle to generate a first three-dimensional description; receiving a selection by the user of at least one area of the three-dimensional CT image at a second viewing angle to generate a second three-dimensional description, wherein an angle between the first viewing angle and the second viewing angle is within a predetermined range and the first three-dimensional description and the second three-dimensional description are related to a size, a location, and/or a physical property of a target at corresponding viewing angles; and determining the target in the three-dimensional CT image based on the first three-dimensional description and the second three-dimensional description.
Abstract:
The present invention provides a privacy protection method and a human body security inspection system having the same function. The privacy protection method comprises the steps of: acquiring in real-time scanning row or column image data of a personal to be inspected; displaying a physical profile image and an outline image of the personal to be inspected, on basis of the processed image of the scanning row or column image data; transmitting the physical profile image to an equipment end display in a human body security inspection system and displaying it thereon, and displaying the outline image of the personal to be inspected on a remote operation end display of the human body security inspection system; performing the suspicious matter recognition based on the outline image; and correspondingly displaying a suspected frame on the physical profile image, based on the suspicious matter recognized in the outline image.
Abstract:
A human body back-scattering inspection method and system are discloses. The method includes: obtaining a back-scattering scan image of a human body under inspection; distinguishing a body image from a background image in the back-scattering scan image; and calculating a feature parameter of the background image to determine whether radioactive substance is carried with the human body. With some embodiments of the present disclosure, it is possible to determine whether any radioactive substance is carried with a human body during back-scattering inspection of the human body. In further embodiments of the present disclosure, it is possible to approximately determine which part(s) of the human body carries the radioactive substance. This improves efficiency of inspection.
Abstract:
Disclosed is method and apparatus for creating a statistical average model of an enamel-dentine junction. The method includes steps of: acquiring CT image data of a tooth; segmenting the CT image data to obtain a surface of an enamel-dentine junction; segmenting the obtained surface using a curvature-based clustering algorithm to remove a bottom of the enamel-dentine junction; spherical-parameterizing, by means of spherical harmonic analysis, the surface of the enamel-dentine junction after removal of the bottom; and aligning different samples of the tooth to obtain a statistical average model.
Abstract:
A CT system and method thereof are discloses. The system includes: a fixed multi-plane multi-source X-ray generation device and a control system thereof that provide X-ray source used in luggage inspection; a single-energy, pseudo-dual-energy or spectral detector system and data transfer system that receive perspective data of X ray penetrating the luggage, and transfer the data to a computer for processing; a conveyor and a control system thereof that control a speed for moving the luggage forth and back, and perform tomogram scanning; and a host computer system that performs tomogram reconstruction and provides man-machine interaction. The system takes full advantage of characteristics, such as high speed and stability, brought by the distributed ray sources which replace the normal slip ring technology. The system also adopts the idea of inverse-geometry CT, and reduces detector area and cost by increasing the number of ray sources. With the reduction of detector area, cone-beam artifacts and cup-shape artifacts caused by scattering are also reduced, and influence of the oblique effect on registration of dual-energy data is suppressed.