A simplified method for hand-made oblique graphical reconstructions.

H Claeys; P Aerts

doi:10.1002/ar.1092100416

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A simplified method for hand-made oblique graphical reconstructions.

H Claeys·P Aerts

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The present paper deals with a convenient, manual method for making oblique graphical reconstructions from serial sections. The method is based on a projection on the plane of drawing of a three-dimensional coordinate system, which is submitted to two successive and predetermined spatial rotations. Restriction to two rotations simplifies the mathematical approach to a coordinate transformation from a three-dimensional into a two-dimensional system. The resulting formulae, which are quite easily applied, lead to a quick visualization procedure.

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H Claeys, P Aerts. 1984. A simplified method for hand-made oblique graphical reconstructions.. https://doi.org/10.1002/ar.1092100416

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