Interpretation of C-Scan Data
Figure 4 - Zoomed images of indicated discontinuities showing a "linear" texel map and a "nearest" texel map of data onto surface model.
Figure 5 - Zoomed view of texture mapped surface model of tire and zoomed flat C-scan from user interface.
Figure 6 - Integration of design and NDT facilitated by shared data formats can have a significant impact on the future application and component reliability.
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