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The GeoDict Cloud - High Performance Computing in Material Development
With the GeoDict Cloud, your company becomes independent of local IT resources and benefits from a high-performance system without having to invest in and manage your own HPC system.
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Digital Material Development for Batteries
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Computer simulations with GeoDict help reservoir engineers and geoscientists to digitalize and automate the analysis of physical rock properties.
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Microstructures of materials
The microstructures of materials for different industrial applications have been modelled using the structure generators available in GeoDict. The files needed to replicate these generated microstructures are accessible to all GeoDict users.
Synchrotron and µCT data sets
X-ra micro-tomographic study of young sea ice
Identified fibers and validation data for fiber identification
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Synchrotron and µCT Data Sets

from different Application Areas

An X-ray micro-tomographic study of the pore space, permeability and percolation threshold of young sea ice

The following metadata belongs to a µCT dataset of young sea ice, the results of which are presented in an article in the science journal The Cryosphere.

Subject:
Digital (Sea Ice) Core Analysis

Authors:
Sönke Maus (Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, NTNU),
Martin Schneebeli (WSL-Institut für Schnee- und Lawinenforschung SLF),
Andreas Wiegmann (Math2Market GmbH)

Identified Fibers and Validation Data for Fiber Identification in an ultra-large µCT scan of a nonwoven sample

The following data sets belong to the µCT scan of a nonwoven sample provided by Reifenhäuser Reicofil GmbH & Co. KG.

Subject:
Image Processing and Image Analysis, nonwoven

Authors:
Andreas Griesser (Math2Market GmbH),
Dr. Rolf Westerteiger (Math2Market GmbH),
Dr. Erik Glatt (Math2Market GmbH),
Wesley De Boever, PhD (at that time Bruker),
Prof. Dr. Hans Hagen (TU Kaiserslautern),
Andreas Wiegmann, PhD (Math2Market GmbH)