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Dual energy CT scan of ordinary objects: wires, pen, fruits (orange, avocado), pastery, bacon, butter, cheese. The purpose of these scans is to enable experimenting with CT scans using various kernels and iterative reconstructions. For instance, studying metal artifacts at different energies, material identification using dual energy index, examining the relation between reconstruction kernel sharpness, iterative reconstruction strength and noise. The dataset also can be used to set up mock trials, e.g. where readers have to choose the sharpest image, or the one with least disturbing metal artifacts. Similarly, it could serve debug purposes, e.g. testing the workflow, DICOM readers, etc. Zenodo-get ( https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.1261812 ) could be used to download the whole record at once.
CT, dual energy, FBP, iterative reconstruction, ordinary objects
CT, dual energy, FBP, iterative reconstruction, ordinary objects
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