Measurement Science and Technology · 2001 · 13 citations · 14 references
Computed TomographyImage ReconstructionEngineeringMeasurementBiomedical EngineeringMedical InstrumentationElectromagnetic CompatibilityRegularization ParameterElectrical Impedance TomographySignal ReconstructionBiostatisticsComputational ElectromagneticsDance ImagesInstrumentationRadiologyHealth SciencesReconstruction TechniqueMedical ImagingBubble ColumnInverse ProblemsMedical Image ComputingSignal ProcessingSingle-step ReconstructionBiomedical ImagingWaveform AnalysisTomography
Single-step reconstruction of electrical impedance tomograms can have speed advantages. Key to obtaining good information from the tomograms is the regularization method used in reconstruction. For high-speed continuous monitoring of a patient or industrial process, there are important issues to consider when selecting a suitable value for the regularization parameter. A case study of a bubble column is presented. This demonstrates automation of the interpretation of sequences of tomograms and the optimal choice of regularization parameter.
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