论文信息 - Detection and segmentation of pipeline inspection features for diagnostically lossless data compression

Detection and segmentation of pipeline inspection features for diagnostically lossless data compression

In this paper we discuss the characteristics of pipeline features, e.g. welds, cracks and erosion objects, and present a method for the diagnostically lossless compression of Transverse Field Inspection data, a new type of pipeline inspection data in contrast to the traditional Magnetic Flux Leakage inspection data.

Sandra I. Woolley | Donald D. Anderson | Wei-Ching Tham

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