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Mineral Analysis
The Canadian Mineralo gist Vol. 32, pp. 919-933 (1994)
MINERALRECOGNITIOINDIGITALIMAGESOFROCKS:
A NEWAPPROACHUSINGMULTICHANNECLLASSIFICATION
PATRICKLAUNEAU* ANIDALEXANDERR.CRUDEN DepartmenotfGeol,ogEy,rinilnteCollegeU,niversitoyfTorontoM,ississaugOa.ntariPISL1C6
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LaboratoiredePCtrophysiqucet Tectonique,Universit€Paul Sabatier, 38.ruedzTrente-Sit-Ponts3,1400ToulouseCedetFrance
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Digital image-analysisis usedfor counting(modalanalysis)andmeasuringgrains(textureandfabric analysis). Traditionally, minerals are visually recognized and manually outlined prior to digitizing aud subsequentanalysis. This limitation can be overcomeby using multichannelmethodsoi classification,in which the minerals in multichanneldigital i-agesareaccuratelyrecogpi;donthebasisoftheiruniquespectralorelementalsignaturese,stablishedbyatrainingstage prioi to classificatioir.fnJtecnnique is appliedherefor ttremoAAanalysisof three-color,electro-opticalimagesdigitized usingCCDvideocamerasandscannersa,ndmulti-elementalX-raymapsacquiredwithanelectronmicroprobe.I,1allthree casJstudiesof the analysisof plutonic igneousrocks, the resulting mineral modesare sufficiently preciseto identify signifi- cantcompositionalheterogeneitiebsetweengroupsof samplesand in thecaseof X-ray elementmaps,to quantifythedegree andtypeof alteration.
Keywords:digital images,multichannelclassification,electro-opticaldevices,electronmicroprobe,X-ray elementmaps, modal analysis.
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