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A Curve-based Material Recognition Method in MeV Dual-energy X-ray Imaging System

High energy dual-energy X-ray Digital Radiography(DR) imaging is mainly used in material recognition of the cargo inspection. We introduce the development history and the principle of the technology and describe the data process flow of our system. The system corrects original data to get the dual-energy transparence image. Material categories of all points in the image are identified by the classification curve which is related to the X-ray energy spectrum. For the calibration of classification curve, our strategy involves a basic curve calibration and a real-time correction devoted to enhance the classification accuracy. Image segmentation and denoising methods are applied to smooth the image. The image contains more information after colorization. Some results show that our methods achieve the desired effect.

preprint2014arXivOpen access

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