论文信息 - Stereoscopic display of atomic force microscope images using anaglyph techniques

Stereoscopic display of atomic force microscope images using anaglyph techniques

This paper describes the use of a standard stereo‐pair image display method for presenting the three‐dimensional relief information found in atomic force microscope (AFM) images. The method makes use of commercially available image processing software packages. The techniques are illustrated on AFM images of the cuticle structure of a human hair fibre.

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