Computational Methods for Detection of Microgeometry Changes in Tribological Surfaces

In the modelling and characterization of changes undergone by engineering surfaces from tribological processes, an automatic detection system is often required to minimize subjective elements of the assessment in the analysis. Microgeometry changes in tribological surfaces are indentations, scratche...

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Published in:Tribology Online 2022/09/15, Vol.17(3), pp.196-206
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