Starting from areal surface topography data as provided by current commercial 3D profilometers and 3D digital microscopes, this work investigates the problem of automatically identifying functionally relevant, individual features within the acquisition area. Feature identification is achieved by adopting an original template-matching algorithmic procedure, based on applying the Ring Projection Transform in combination with a parametric template. The proposed algorithmic procedure addresses in particular template-matching scenarios where significant variability may be associated with the feature compared to the reference template. The algorithm is applied to a test case involving the semi-structured surface texture of a superabrasive polishing tool.
Geometric registration of areal topography data for comparative surface metrology
michele morettiWriting – Original Draft Preparation
;nicola seninWriting – Original Draft Preparation
2015
Abstract
Starting from areal surface topography data as provided by current commercial 3D profilometers and 3D digital microscopes, this work investigates the problem of automatically identifying functionally relevant, individual features within the acquisition area. Feature identification is achieved by adopting an original template-matching algorithmic procedure, based on applying the Ring Projection Transform in combination with a parametric template. The proposed algorithmic procedure addresses in particular template-matching scenarios where significant variability may be associated with the feature compared to the reference template. The algorithm is applied to a test case involving the semi-structured surface texture of a superabrasive polishing tool.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.