Image Processing of Fossil Growth Patterns for Paleo-Geochronology.
- Unno, Wasaburo
- ウンノ, ワサブロウ
- Unno, Wasaburo
- Ohno, Terufumi
- オオノ, テルフミ
- Ohno, Terufumi
- Mitsui, Hidenori
- ミツイ, ヒデノリ
- Mitsui, Hidenori
- Nishino, Takanobu
- ニシノ, タカノブ
- Nishino, Takanobu
- Tsuji, Takaaki
- ツジ, タカアキ
- Tsuji, Takaaki
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April 2012 Publisher
Kinki daigaku rikogaku sogo kenkyushoAbstract
publisher[Abstract] Utility of an image processing device combined with the high resolution CCD camera is explored for paleo-geochronogical investigation of fossil growth patterns. Bivalve fragment (Miocene, Japan), spiriferid brachiopod (Permian, Australia) and stromatolite (Precambrian, Mauritania) are analyzed. Enlargement of high contrast images turns out to be very useful to reveal hitherto unseen features preserved in these fossil growth patterns