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Part 1: IMAGE PROCESSING 1 IMAGE PROCESSING TECHNIQUESThis part deals with the formation, acquisition and PROCESSING of images. Its contents can bebest represented as a diagram where the evolution of the considered information (images)and the processes involved are Level ImageImage Acquisitionelectron-solid interactiondetection of elastically & in-elastically scattered electronsImage EnhancementImage SegmentationBinary ImageDataImage Measurementanalog-to-digital 1: IMAGE PROCESSING Basics of IMAGE formationSince only the images obtained by a scanning electron microscope (SEM) and a transmissionelectron microscope (TEM) were used in this work and since both TECHNIQUES are well-established, only a brief introduction is given on the principles and instrumentation of SEMand

scattering the scattering angle exceeds 90°, the electron is said to be backscattered and may emerge from the specimen close to the point where it entered. The efficiency of elastic scatter events increases with the atomic number of the specimen. A region containing

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