The Second International Congress for Stereology, again, has brought together scientists from very diverse discipl ines for discussion of problems concerning the recognition of three-dimensional structure, problems which confront those who study materials, rocks, biological systems or heavenly bodies. The program was organized into sessions each dealing with a special type of structural problem regardless of systems in the study of which these problems occur. Since all natural sciences have similar structural questions to investigate, discourses among biologists, metallurgists etc. were…mehr
The Second International Congress for Stereology, again, has brought together scientists from very diverse discipl ines for discussion of problems concerning the recognition of three-dimensional structure, problems which confront those who study materials, rocks, biological systems or heavenly bodies. The program was organized into sessions each dealing with a special type of structural problem regardless of systems in the study of which these problems occur. Since all natural sciences have similar structural questions to investigate, discourses among biologists, metallurgists etc. were intense. Subject areas were not separated during the Congress. No concurrent sessions were held. Each participant had the opportunity to hear every paper. This re sulted in an unusually high attendance. During the last session, after five and a half days of intense work almost half the participants were still present in the lecture hall. Each of us was fascinated with what he was able to learn from fellow stereologists who studied different sectors of nature. Friendshipswere establ ished across oceans and across discipl inary boundaries. Each session was introduced by a key-note lecture didactical, meth odological and theoretical in nature. These key-note lectures can be recognized in this volume by their greater length, 12 pages being allotted to each key-note speaker. Collectively they constitute al most a textbook of stereology. Contributed papers in each problem category deal with appl ications.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Introduction: Problems of Stereology.- Opening Session.- Structure in Space and its Appearance on Sections.- The Tetrahedron as a Unit of Volumetric Measurement.- Special Lecture.- Sectioned Textures in the Decorative Arts.- General Quantitative Stereology.- Quantitative Evaluation of Sectioned Material.- Measurement of Extracellular Space in Developing Rat Brain from Electron Micrographs.- A Stereological Method for Measuring the Specific Surface Area of Metallic Powders.- Roentgen-Stereometry and Sectional Display of Computed Three-dimensional Dose Distributions in Radio-Therapy.- Morphometry of the Small Myelinated Fibres of the Cortex Cerebri.- Comparison of some Quantitative Studies of Trabecular Bone.- Morphometrische Untersuchungen am Labyrinth der Meerschweinchenplazenta.- Ultrastructural Equilibria in Liver Cell Cytoplasm.- Serial Section Analysis of Grain Structures.- Surface Area and Length of Convolutions of the Cerebral Cortex.- Quantitative Measurements from Projected Images.- Shape Determination.- Formbestimmung von Körpern aus ebenen Schnitten.- The Relationship Between Mean Surface Curvature and the Stereologic Counting Measurements.- Interpretation and Misinterpretations of the Microscopic Image.- A New Method for Measuring Strain Distribution.- The Stereo Ultrastructure of the Corneal Surfaces in the "Stereoscan".- Scanning Electron Microscopy Applications for Microtopography.- Sampling and Statistical Analysis.- Sampling of Material and Statistical Analysis in Quantitative Stereology.- A Comparison of Sampling Procedures in a Structured Cell Population.- Computer Analysis of Pancreatic Islet Tissue.- Methodical Difficulties in Morphometry of the Neuropil of Nervous Tissue.- Stereoscopy, Photogrammetry.- A Method of RadiologicalStereo-Orthometry.- Stereology and Biophotogrammetry.- The Stereoultrastructure of Natural and Artificial Surfaces of Biological Materials.- Cranioencephalic Stereo-Topometry.- After Dinner Talk.- Structure and Rotation of Barred and Spiral Galaxies Interpreted by Methods of Hyperstereology (i.e. extrapolation from n- to (n+1)-Dimensional Space).- Size Determination.- The Determination of the Size Distribution of Particles in an Opaque Material from a Measurement of the Size Distribution of their Sections.- Size Distribution of Particles Derived from the Size Distribution of their Sections.- Size Distribution of Cubic Particles.- Determination of the Beta Granule Mass in Pancreatic Islets using Linear Scanning Methods.- Unfolding Particle Size Distributions.- A Simple Formula for the Calculation of Spatial Size Distributions from Data Found by Lineal Analysis.- The Direct Determination of the Number of Convex Particles Per Unit Volume and the Moments of Their Size Distribution by an Intercept Analysis on a Section.- Number of Particles in Unit Volume.- Number of Particles Per Unit Volume.- The Calculation of the Mean Caliper Diameter of a Body for Use in the Analysis of the Number of Particles Per Unit Volume.- Anisotropy, Orientation in Space.- Determination of Structural Anisotropy.- A Revised Table for the Rapid Determination of the Orientation of Face-Centered Cubic Metals from Octahedral Traces.- Sequence-Analysis, A New Method for the Quantitative Determination of the Arrangement of Phases in Opaque Samples.- Topology as Related to Stereology.- Measurement of Topological Parameters.- A Study of Contact and Contiguity of Dispersions in Opaque Samples.- The Topological Properties of Structural Components.- Methods in General.- A System of Basic Stereologic Formulae.- Graphische Methoden in der Stereologie.- Automatic Measuring and Counting Devices and Instrumentation.- Automatic Measuring and Scanning Devices in Stereology.- A Semi-Automatic System for Stereologic Work in Light and Electron Microscopy.- A System for Stereometric Analysis, Using the Electron Microprobe.- A Computer-Linked, Scanning, Microspectrophotometer Using the Two-Wavelength Method.- Application of Computers to Quantitative Analysis of Microstructures.- The Metals Research Image Analysing Computer.- Rationalization in Direct Microscopical Measurement.- Morphometric Microscope with Automatic Sampling Stage.- Reconstruction from Serial Sections.- Reconstruction from Serial Sections.- Glass Plate Reconstruction from Serial Sections Used in the Study of Neonatal Biliary Atresia.- The Technique of Polyplanetic Microscopy.- The Synthalyzer for Optical Reconstruction and Dissection of Structures in Three Dimensions.- An Investigation into Human Enamel Structure by an Optical Sectioning Technique.- Three-Dimensional Reconstruction of Nervous Tissue.- Serial Section Cinematography.- Topology and Serial Section Cinematography Editor's Note.- Serial Section Cinematography.- An Automated Device For Cinematography of sequential Microscope Sections.- Demonstrations.- Demonstration of the Relationship between Crystal Orientation and Octahedral Traces.- Bio-Photogrammetry.- Automatic Sampling Stage Microscope and Data Print-Out Unit.- "Stereoscan" Scanning Electron Microscope.- Author Index.
Introduction: Problems of Stereology.- Opening Session.- Structure in Space and its Appearance on Sections.- The Tetrahedron as a Unit of Volumetric Measurement.- Special Lecture.- Sectioned Textures in the Decorative Arts.- General Quantitative Stereology.- Quantitative Evaluation of Sectioned Material.- Measurement of Extracellular Space in Developing Rat Brain from Electron Micrographs.- A Stereological Method for Measuring the Specific Surface Area of Metallic Powders.- Roentgen-Stereometry and Sectional Display of Computed Three-dimensional Dose Distributions in Radio-Therapy.- Morphometry of the Small Myelinated Fibres of the Cortex Cerebri.- Comparison of some Quantitative Studies of Trabecular Bone.- Morphometrische Untersuchungen am Labyrinth der Meerschweinchenplazenta.- Ultrastructural Equilibria in Liver Cell Cytoplasm.- Serial Section Analysis of Grain Structures.- Surface Area and Length of Convolutions of the Cerebral Cortex.- Quantitative Measurements from Projected Images.- Shape Determination.- Formbestimmung von Körpern aus ebenen Schnitten.- The Relationship Between Mean Surface Curvature and the Stereologic Counting Measurements.- Interpretation and Misinterpretations of the Microscopic Image.- A New Method for Measuring Strain Distribution.- The Stereo Ultrastructure of the Corneal Surfaces in the "Stereoscan".- Scanning Electron Microscopy Applications for Microtopography.- Sampling and Statistical Analysis.- Sampling of Material and Statistical Analysis in Quantitative Stereology.- A Comparison of Sampling Procedures in a Structured Cell Population.- Computer Analysis of Pancreatic Islet Tissue.- Methodical Difficulties in Morphometry of the Neuropil of Nervous Tissue.- Stereoscopy, Photogrammetry.- A Method of RadiologicalStereo-Orthometry.- Stereology and Biophotogrammetry.- The Stereoultrastructure of Natural and Artificial Surfaces of Biological Materials.- Cranioencephalic Stereo-Topometry.- After Dinner Talk.- Structure and Rotation of Barred and Spiral Galaxies Interpreted by Methods of Hyperstereology (i.e. extrapolation from n- to (n+1)-Dimensional Space).- Size Determination.- The Determination of the Size Distribution of Particles in an Opaque Material from a Measurement of the Size Distribution of their Sections.- Size Distribution of Particles Derived from the Size Distribution of their Sections.- Size Distribution of Cubic Particles.- Determination of the Beta Granule Mass in Pancreatic Islets using Linear Scanning Methods.- Unfolding Particle Size Distributions.- A Simple Formula for the Calculation of Spatial Size Distributions from Data Found by Lineal Analysis.- The Direct Determination of the Number of Convex Particles Per Unit Volume and the Moments of Their Size Distribution by an Intercept Analysis on a Section.- Number of Particles in Unit Volume.- Number of Particles Per Unit Volume.- The Calculation of the Mean Caliper Diameter of a Body for Use in the Analysis of the Number of Particles Per Unit Volume.- Anisotropy, Orientation in Space.- Determination of Structural Anisotropy.- A Revised Table for the Rapid Determination of the Orientation of Face-Centered Cubic Metals from Octahedral Traces.- Sequence-Analysis, A New Method for the Quantitative Determination of the Arrangement of Phases in Opaque Samples.- Topology as Related to Stereology.- Measurement of Topological Parameters.- A Study of Contact and Contiguity of Dispersions in Opaque Samples.- The Topological Properties of Structural Components.- Methods in General.- A System of Basic Stereologic Formulae.- Graphische Methoden in der Stereologie.- Automatic Measuring and Counting Devices and Instrumentation.- Automatic Measuring and Scanning Devices in Stereology.- A Semi-Automatic System for Stereologic Work in Light and Electron Microscopy.- A System for Stereometric Analysis, Using the Electron Microprobe.- A Computer-Linked, Scanning, Microspectrophotometer Using the Two-Wavelength Method.- Application of Computers to Quantitative Analysis of Microstructures.- The Metals Research Image Analysing Computer.- Rationalization in Direct Microscopical Measurement.- Morphometric Microscope with Automatic Sampling Stage.- Reconstruction from Serial Sections.- Reconstruction from Serial Sections.- Glass Plate Reconstruction from Serial Sections Used in the Study of Neonatal Biliary Atresia.- The Technique of Polyplanetic Microscopy.- The Synthalyzer for Optical Reconstruction and Dissection of Structures in Three Dimensions.- An Investigation into Human Enamel Structure by an Optical Sectioning Technique.- Three-Dimensional Reconstruction of Nervous Tissue.- Serial Section Cinematography.- Topology and Serial Section Cinematography Editor's Note.- Serial Section Cinematography.- An Automated Device For Cinematography of sequential Microscope Sections.- Demonstrations.- Demonstration of the Relationship between Crystal Orientation and Octahedral Traces.- Bio-Photogrammetry.- Automatic Sampling Stage Microscope and Data Print-Out Unit.- "Stereoscan" Scanning Electron Microscope.- Author Index.
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