Search for dissertations about: "High-resolution imaging"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 207 swedish dissertations containing the words High-resolution imaging.
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1. High-resolution imaging of kidney tissue samples
Abstract : The kidney is one of the most important and complex organs in the human body, filtering hundreds of litres of blood daily. Kidney disease is one of the fastest growing causes of death in the modern world, and this motivates extensive research for better understanding the function of the kidney in health and disease. READ MORE
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2. High Resolution Analysis of Halftone Prints : A Colorimetric and Multispectral Study
Abstract : To reproduce color images in print, the continuous tone image is first transformed into a binary halftone image, producing various colors by discrete dots with varying area coverage. In halftone prints on paper, physical and optical dot gains generally occur, making the print look darker than expected, and making the modeling of halftone color reproduction a challenge. READ MORE
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3. High-resolution biomedical phase-contrast tomography
Abstract : Improved three-dimensional biomedical imaging can give a better understanding of tissue structure, growth and diseases. Most present imaging techniques that provide cellular spatial resolution are based on visible or infrared light. These methods cannot image deeper than a millimeter into tissue. READ MORE
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4. Urban Land-cover Mapping with High-resolution Spaceborne SAR Data
Abstract : Urban areas around the world are changing constantly and therefore it is necessary to update urban land cover maps regularly. Remote sensing techniques have been used to monitor changes and update land-use/land-cover information in urban areas for decades. Optical imaging systems have received most of the attention in urban studies. READ MORE
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5. High-resolution radio imaging of galaxy nuclei
Abstract : Star formation and galaxy evolution are intimately linked together. A detailed understanding of the environment where stars form may help us explain the differences we see between galaxies today and at earlier times in the history of the Universe. READ MORE