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ORCIDInternational Journal of Imaging Systems and Technology, Volume 8
Volume 8, Number 1, 1997
- Michael P. André, Joie P. Jones:
Editorial. 1-2 - Frederic L. Lizzi, Michael Astor, Tian Liu, Cheri X. Deng, D. Jackson Coleman, Ronald H. Silverman:
Ultrasonic spectrum analysis for tissue assays and therapy evaluation. 3-10 - Ernest J. Feleppa, Tian Liu, Andrew Kalisz, Mary C. Shao, Neil Fleshner, Victor Reuter, William R. Fair:
Ultrasonic spectral-parameter imaging of the prostate. 11-25 - Thomas R. Nelson, Dolores H. Pretorius:
Interactive acquisition, analysis, and visualization of sonographic volume data. 26-37 - Jian-Feng Chen, J. Brian Fowlkes, Paul L. Carson, Jonathan M. Rubin:
Determination of scan-plane motion using speckle decorrelation: Theoretical considerations and initial test. 38-44 - A. J. Healey, S. Leeman, J. P. Weight:
Space-time imaging of transient ultrasound fields. 45-51 - Laurence Wilson, Michael Neale:
Characterization of arterial plaque using intravascular ultrasound: In vitro and in vivo results. 52-60 - Joie Pierce Jones:
Applications of acoustical microscopy in diagnostic medicine. 61-68 - Flemming Forsberg, Barry B. Goldberg, Yunqiu Wu, Ji-Bin Liu, Daniel A. Merton, Nandkumar M. Rawool:
Harmonic imaging with gas-filled microspheres: Initial experiences. 69-81 - Claude B. Sirlin, Michael S. Girard, Gregory C. Steinbach, Kristine G. Baker, Susan K. Broderdorf, Lisa A. Hall, Robert F. Mattrey:
Effect of ultrasound transmit power on liver enhancement with Imagent® US, a PFC-stabilized microbubble contrast agent. 82-88 - Jonathan Ophir, Faouzi Kallel, Tomy Varghese, Michel Bertrand, Ignacio Céspedes, Hari Ponnekanti:
Elastography: A systems approach. 89-103 - L. Gao, Kevin J. Parker, S. K. Alam, Deborah J. Rubens, Robert M. Lerner:
Theory and application of sonoelasticity imaging. 104-109 - Mathias Fink, Christian Dorme:
Aberration correction in ultrasonic medical imaging with time-reversal techniques. 110-125 - Jian-yu Lu:
Limited diffraction array beams. 126-136 - Michael P. André, Helmar S. Janée, Peter J. Martin, Gregory P. Otto, Brett A. Spivey, Douglas A. Palmer:
High-speed data acquisition in a diffraction tomography system employing large-scale toroidal arrays. 137-147
Volume 8, Number 2, 1997
- Eric W. Mc Farland:
Guest editorial: Advances and applications of biological microscopy: From atomic force microscopy (AFM) to magnetic resonance microscopy (MRM). 149-150 - S. Kasas, N. H. Thomson, B. L. Smith, P. K. Hansma, J. Miklossy, H. G. Hansma:
Biological applications of the AFM: From single molecules to organs. 151-161 - Filip Braet, Ronald De Zanger, Steffan Kämmer, Eddie Wisse:
Noncontact versus contact imaging: An atomic force microscopic study on hepatic endothelial cells in vitro. 162-167 - R. García, Javier Tamayo, C. Bustamante:
Scanning tunneling microscopy imaging and selective modification of purple membranes. 168-174 - Bruce F. McEwen, Amy B. Heagle:
Electron microscopic tomography: A tool for probing the structure and function of subcellular components. 175-187 - G. Margaritondo, Gelsomina De Stasio
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Synchrotron spectromicroscopy for the life sciences: General considerations and special procedures. 188-203 - Heung-Rae Lee, Luiz B. DaSilva, Gary E. Ford, Waleed Haddad, Ian McNulty, James Trebes, Yin Yeh:
A novel iterative optimizing quantization technique and its application to X-ray tomographic microscopy for three-dimensional reconstruction from a limited number of views. 204-213 - Peter H. Bartels, Thomas Gahm, D. Thompson:
Automated microscopy in diagnostic histopathology: From image processing to automated reasoning. 214-223
Volume 8, Number 3, 1997
- Paul B. Bell Jr., Barbara Safiejko-Mroczka:
Preparing whole mounts of biological specimens for imaging macromolecular structures by light and electron microscopy. 225-239 - James N. Turner, Hakan Ancin, Douglas E. Becker, Donald H. Szarowski, Maria Holmes, Nate O'Connor, Michael Wang, Timothy Holmes, Badrinath Roysam:
Automated image analysis technologies for biological 3D light microscopy. 240-254 - S. Davis Kent, Hua Lee:
Scanning tomographic acoustic microscopy: Development and applications. 255-262 - Sungmin Choi, Xiao-Wu Tang, D. G. Cory:
Constant time imaging approaches to NMR microscopy. 263-276 - S. E. Hurlston, Gary P. Cofer, G. Allan Johnson:
Optimized radiofrequency coils for increased signal-to-noise ratio in magnetic resonance microscopy. 277-284 - Erik Petersen, Kimberlee Potter, John Butler, Kenneth W. Fishbein, Walter Horton, Richard G. S. Spencer, Eric W. McFarland:
Bioreactor and probe system for magnetic resonance microimaging and spectroscopy of chondrocytes and neocartilage. 285-292 - Ratneshwar Lal, Roger Proksch:
Multimodal atomic force microscopy: Biological imaging using atomic force microscopy combined with light fluorescence and confocal microscopies and electrophysiologic recording. 293-300 - Robert J. Holt, Arun N. Netravali:
Motion and structure from line correspondences under orthographic projection. 301-312 - M. G. Konicki, Hojjat Adeli:
A three-dimensional animation system for seismic response of multistory structures. 313-321 - Qing Zhu, Bernard Steinberg:
Modeling and correction of incoherent wavefront distortion. 322-335
Volume 8, Number 4, 1997
- Pierre Lobel, Christian Pichot, Laure Blanc-Féraud, Michel Barlaud:
Microwave imaging: Reconstructions from experimental data using conjugate gradient and enhancement by edge-preserving regularization. 337-342 - Peter T. Gough, David W. Hawkins:
Unified framework for modern synthetic aperture imaging algorithms. 343-358 - Geoffrey Shippey:
Simple algorithms for sonar imaging and bathymetry with a linear swept-frequency (chirp) source. 359-376 - Behzad Kamgar-Parsi, B. Johnson, D. L. Folds, Edward O. Belcher:
High-resolution underwater acoustic imaging with lens-based systems. 377-385 - Vittorio Murino, Andrea Trucco:
Markov-based methodology for the restoration of underwater acoustic images. 386-395 - R. G. Yaccarino, Yahya Rahmat-Samii:
Microwave antenna imaging, diagnostics, and phaseless reconstructions. 396-406 - Stephanie J. Lockwood, Hua Lee:
Pulse-echo microwave imaging for NDE of civil structures: Image reconstruction, enhancement, and object recognition. 407-412
- Robert Y. Li, Earnest Sherrod, Jung Kim, Gao Pan:
Fast image vector quantization using a modified competitive learning neural network approach. 413-418
Volume 8, Number 5, 1997
- Pavel Shkarin, Richard G. S. Spencer:
Time domain simulation of Fourier imaging by summation of isochromats. 419-426 - Ming-Ting Sun, Dave Boyer, Mike Lukacs:
Video bridging for multipoint video conferencing. 427-431 - Iwaki Akiyama:
Tomographic reconstruction technique for pulsed-echo imaging. 432-437 - Piero Tortoli, Francesco Guidi, Gabriele Guidi, P. Berti, Carlo Atzeni:
Novel instrument for high-resolution ultrasound flow imaging. 438-443 - Kai-Chieh Liang, Jin Li, C.-C. Jay Kuo:
Embedded wavelet coder with multistage vector quantization. 444-449 - Gary E. Ford, Adel I. El-Fallah:
Inhomogeneous surface diffusion for image filtering. 450-456 - Kaoru Arakawa:
Fuzzy rule-based image processing. 457-461 - M. P. Kiskinova:
Elemental and chemical imaging of interfaces with the scanning photoemission microscope on ELETTRA. 462-467 - Iole Moccagatta, Raj Talluri:
MPEG-4 video verification model: Status and directions. 468-479 - Wen-Shiang Vincent Shih, Wei-Chung Lin, Chin-Tu Chen:
Morphologic field morphing: Contour model-guided image interpolation. 480-490 - Chi Hau Chen, Gwo Giun Lee:
Image segmentation using multiresolution wavelet analysis and expectation-maximization (EM) algorithm for digital mammography. 491-504
Volume 8, Number 6, 1997
- Z.-P. Liang:
Guest editorial. 505 - Kenneth M. Hanson, Gregory S. Cunningham, Robert J. McKee:
Uncertainty assessment for reconstructions based on deformable geometry. 506-512 - Zhi-Pei Liang, Hao Pan, Richard L. Magin, Narendra Ahuja, Thomas S. Huang:
Automated image registration by maximization of a region similarity metric. 513-518 - Gordon E. Sarty:
Natural k-plane coordinate reconstruction method for magnetic resonance imaging: Mathematical foundations. 519-528 - Ramesh Venkatesan, E. Mark Haacke:
Role of high resolution in magnetic resonance (MR) imaging: Applications to MR angiography, intracranial T1-weighted imaging, and image interpolation. 529-543 - Fernando E. Boada, Joseph S. Gillen, Douglas C. Noll, Gary X. Shen, Keith R. Thulborn:
Data acquisition and postprocessing strategies for fast quantitative sodium imaging. 544-550 - Zhi-Pei Liang, Hong Jiang, Christopher Paul Hess, Paul C. Lauterbur:
Dynamic imaging by model estimation. 551-557 - Michael R. Smith, L. Chen, Yan Hui, T. Mathews Jr., J. Yang, X. Zeng:
Alternatives to the use of the DFT in MRI and spectroscopic reconstructions. 558-564 - Vincenza Viti, Caterina Petrucci, Piero Barone:
Prony methods in NMR spectroscopy. 565-571 - Keith R. Thulborn, Steve D. Uttecht, Carlos Betancourt, S. Lalith Talagala, Fernando E. Boada, Gary X. Shen:
Functional, physiological, and metabolic toolbox for clinical magnetic resonance imaging: Integration of acquisition and analysis strategies. 572-581
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