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LIAG-Seminar: Food for the sandworms: Using radioluminescence images to analyse the composition and provenance of sediments

Speaker: Dirk Mittelstraß

Time: 11:00 Uhr

In the DFG project, ARENICOLA, we are developing a new method to fingerprint sand grains in order to determine their mineralogy and crystal defect inventory. We measure the cold light emitted by minerals under radioactive irradiation (radioluminescence) and analyse the gained multispectral images using machine learning methods. If successful, this project will provide a new tool for geophysical parameterisation. This talk will present first results and provide insights into the technical challenges.

Participation is possible on site in the large meeting room of GEOZENTRUM Hannover (“Großer Sitzungssaal”) or Online via the following Webex-Linkhttps://liag.webex.com/liag/j.php?MTID=m66ed948cd47b9e6ef8b8a656ec3938ea

The talk will be presented in English.

 

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