<p>(A–D) Example modern “mesofossil” fraction of the Miombo woodland charcoal particle (A) reflected light image (B–D) image processed three-dimensional reconstruction showing all sides of the particle. (E–H) Modern “microfossil” fraction of the Miombo woodland charcoal. (E) reflected light image (F–H) image processed three-dimensional reconstructions showing all sides of the particle.</p
We assess the potential of X-ray microtomography as a tool for the non-destructive, three-dimensiona...
Premise of the study: Charcoal particles preserved in sediments are used as indicators of paleowildf...
<p>TEM images of individual particles in sample L5 by a side (a) and front (b) view, and their local...
<p>(E–F) shows also the ability to code the images according to charcoal volume for a range of parti...
<p>(A) Original reflected light image (B–D) image processed three-dimensional reconstructions top vi...
Variations in the abundance of fossil charcoals between rocks and sediments are assumed to reflect c...
<div><p>Variations in the abundance of fossil charcoals between rocks and sediments are assumed to r...
Identification of ancient charcoal fragments is a valuable tool in reconstructing past environments ...
Charred fragments of botanical materials in sediments provide important clues as to the historic fir...
Figure 1. Podocarpus salignus dead foliage ash/char (Fig. 2E) illustrating the stages of image proce...
<p><b>A</b> Typical shape of a woody fuel type charcoal piece; <b>B</b> Typical shape of an herbaceo...
(a) SMT 1: ashes mixed with charcoal and charred vegetal matter (XPL). Note the compaction of the ma...
<p>Photographs were taken using reflected-light microscopy with immersion oil.</p
This article gives a brief overview over the problem of obtaining three-dimensional images of macrom...
A) Fragment showing slightly abraded edges (sample PBUMCN 1167). B) Macro-charcoal impregnated by py...
We assess the potential of X-ray microtomography as a tool for the non-destructive, three-dimensiona...
Premise of the study: Charcoal particles preserved in sediments are used as indicators of paleowildf...
<p>TEM images of individual particles in sample L5 by a side (a) and front (b) view, and their local...
<p>(E–F) shows also the ability to code the images according to charcoal volume for a range of parti...
<p>(A) Original reflected light image (B–D) image processed three-dimensional reconstructions top vi...
Variations in the abundance of fossil charcoals between rocks and sediments are assumed to reflect c...
<div><p>Variations in the abundance of fossil charcoals between rocks and sediments are assumed to r...
Identification of ancient charcoal fragments is a valuable tool in reconstructing past environments ...
Charred fragments of botanical materials in sediments provide important clues as to the historic fir...
Figure 1. Podocarpus salignus dead foliage ash/char (Fig. 2E) illustrating the stages of image proce...
<p><b>A</b> Typical shape of a woody fuel type charcoal piece; <b>B</b> Typical shape of an herbaceo...
(a) SMT 1: ashes mixed with charcoal and charred vegetal matter (XPL). Note the compaction of the ma...
<p>Photographs were taken using reflected-light microscopy with immersion oil.</p
This article gives a brief overview over the problem of obtaining three-dimensional images of macrom...
A) Fragment showing slightly abraded edges (sample PBUMCN 1167). B) Macro-charcoal impregnated by py...
We assess the potential of X-ray microtomography as a tool for the non-destructive, three-dimensiona...
Premise of the study: Charcoal particles preserved in sediments are used as indicators of paleowildf...
<p>TEM images of individual particles in sample L5 by a side (a) and front (b) view, and their local...