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12th european CongreSS for Stereology and image analySiS 2017

Monday, September 11th to Thursday, September 14th 2017

Fraunhofer-Zentrum, Kaiserslautern

Supported by

International Society for Stereology and Image Analysis

www.issia.net

PreFace

Dear participants of the European Congress on Stereology and Image Analysis,

Let me welcome you in Kaiserslautern on behalf of the International Society for Stereology

and Image Analysis (ISSIA). ECSIA is already the 12th European Congress organized under the

auspieces of the Stereology Society. It alternates with International Congress every two years.

I am sure that this congress will bring you much new information, inspiration and contacts.

First of all I would like to invite you to the talk of Annick De Backer, the winner of the PhD

Competition in Stereology and Image Analysis, held during the Social Dinner on Wednesday,

13th September. Annick worked on her PhD thesis “Quantitative atomic resolution electron mi-

croscopy using advanced statistical techniques” under the supervision of Prof. Sandra Van Aert

at University of Antwerp. Please, do not miss this opportunity – it is the first time this prize is

awarded. I would like to thank all applicants as well as members of the evaluation committee

which carefully evaluated all submitted theses and found them to be of a very high quality.

Further, I would like to invite all ISSIA members to the General Assembly which will be held at

17:00 on Monday, 11th September. For those who are not ISSIA members yet – please consider

becoming a member – you are very much welcome to come to the meeting as well, so that

you can learn more about our Society. In short, the International Society for Stereology and

Image Analysis (www.issia.net) is an international scientific society aiming to promote stereology

and image analysis in a wide range of disciplines, such as mathematics, biomedicine, physics,

geology, metallurgy, plant biology, etc. The official journal of ISSIA is Image Analysis & Stere-

ology (www.ias-iss.org). ISSIA members are entitled to reduced publication fees in the IAS

journal. Further benefits of ISSIA membership include reduced rates at congresses, courses

and workshops organized by ISSIA; possibility for student members to apply for Hans Elias

bursaries enabling participation in ISSIA Congresses; possibility to take part in a competition

for the best PhD thesis using stereology and/or image analysis; access to the LinkedIn forum

(www.linkedin.com/groups/4239739).

Last but not least I would like to express my thanks and gratitude to ECSIA organizers, especially

Katja Schladitz and Claudia Redenbach, for their tremendous efforts connected with organizing

this event.

Wishing you a pleasant and fruitful time during the congress,

Lucie Kubínová

ISSIA President

Monday, SePTeMber 11Th

Auditorium i 0.01/059:15 Opening addresses by Lucie Kubínová, President of

the International Society for Stereology and Image Analysis and Konrad Steiner, Managing Director of the High Performance Center Simulation and Soft-ware based Innovation

9:45 spatial Point Processes in stereology and Bio­imaging, Ute Hahn

10:30 Coffee

spatial statistics Contributed talks

11:00 inLABru – spatial modelling for ecological surveys, Janine B. Illian

Endocytosis Quantification for Characterization of Pharmacological Response in Fluorescence microscopy, Ana I Gomez

11:30 spatio­temporal Point Process modelsfor eye movements, Anna-Kaisa Ylitalo

Stereological Study on the Effect of Running Exercise on the Capillaries in Hippocampus in a rat model of Depression, Yong Tang

12:00 A Model-Based Method for 3D Cell Density estimation from 2D tissue sections, Yi Yin

12:30 Lunch issiA Board meeting, Mo 0.27

spatial statistics Contributed talks

13:30 Second Order Characteristics of Air Bubble Lo­cations in glacial ice, Tuomas Rajala

microstructure modeling of a cold­ sprayed coating, Bruno Figliuzzi

14:00 Wavelet and spectral analysis of spatial point processes, Martina Sormani

A Stochastic Model of Unsaturated Porous materials, Cedric J. Gommes

14:30 Processes of Spatial Points with Multiple Noisy Appearances, Ina Trolle Andersen

Stochastic Model of the 3D Microstructure of Li-ion Battery Cathodes in Energy Cells Under Various Cyclical Aging scenarios, Klaus Kuchler

15:00 Coffee

15:30 examination of normal, non­normal and Bi-Modal Grain Size Distributions, George F. Vander Voort

Reactive Flow in Random Porous Media, Torben Prill

16:00 Estimation of the volume-weighted size distri-bution of filler particles in rubber based on investigations of fresh cuts by radiometric stereo microscopy, Joachim Ohser

On the Combination of Stochastic Modeling, image Analysis and numerical simulation for Virtual materials testing, Matthias Neumann

16:30 On the estimation of parameters of a spheroid distribution from planar sections, Markus Baaske

Geometrical Characterization of Bubbly Flows: Comparison of Image Analysis and Stochastic geometry, Mathieu de Langlard

17:15 issiA Assembly

TueSday, SePTeMber 12Th

Auditorium i 0.01/059:00 3D imaging in materials science, Eric Maire

9:45 Recent Developments in the Analysis of Micro­structures by 3D-EBSD, Peter Konijnenberg

10:30 Coffee

FIB-SEM image processing and analysis Contributed talks

11:00 Bridging the gap – FIB-SEM tomography for hierarchic structures, Simon Thiele

Estimation of 3D Object Moments by Virtual grid, Jiří Janáček

11:30 Feature Adaptive Sampling – Fast Image Acquisi­tion in scanning electron microscopy, Tim Dahmen

A New Systematic Sampling Design on the Sphere, Javier Gonzalez-Villa

12:00 Macropore Characterization in Silica Monoliths using FIB-SEM Tomography, Sabine Schlabach

improved sampling and Analysis of images in Corneal Confocal microscopy, Jens R. Nyengaard

12:30 Lunch

FIB-SEM image processing and analysis Contributed talks

13:30 removal of Curtaining effects by a Variational Model with Directional Forward Differences, Gabriele Steidl

Volume Estimation with Local Stereological Probes – Practical Application and Potential Bias, Stine Hasselholt

14:00 initial stage sintering of Polymer Particles, Regina Fuchs

Investigation of fibrosis in capillary vessels of murine organs, Sonja Föhst

14:30 exemplar Based inpainting as reconstruction Technique for Sparsely Sampled Scanning Elec­tron microscopy Data, Patrick Trampert

Stereological tools to quantitatively assess the structure of the Sympathetic Ganglia in mammals, Augusto Coppi

15:00 Coffee

stereology and image Analysis in Plant science Contributed talks

15:30 Stereological Analysis in Selection of the Culti­vated Plant species, Jadranka Luković

Advanced Microstructural Analysis of Lithium-Ion Active Material Obtained by Synchrotron X-Ray Tomography, Tim Mitsch

16:00 In Situ Measurement of Nuclear Genome Size in Plant tissue sections using DnA image Cytometry, Aleš Kladnik

Modelling the Microstructure of Metal Matrix Composites, Claudia Redenbach

16:30 Overview of Stereological Methods for Mea-surement of Geometrical Characteristics of Plant Photosynthetic Tissues, Cells and Organelles, Lucie Kubínová

Project Meeting “Reconstruction of Porous Media from FIB-SEM Images”

17:00 Poster session and snacks (Z03.07/08)

Auditorium i 0.01/0509:00 Consistency in Different Grain Size Measure­

ment Methods, George F. Vander Voort

09:45 On-line and Off-line Image Processing in the steel industry, Gabriel Fricout

10:30 Coffee

modeling of microstructures Contributed talks

11:00 Statistical Analysis of the 3D Microstructure of Paper: Capabilities and Challenges, Karin Zojer

Central Limit Theorems for Subordinated Gaussian Random Fields with Long Memory, Vitalii Makogin

11:30 time­resolved measurement and modeling of Microstructural Coarsening in 3D, Carl E. Krill III

random marked Closed sets – models and statistics, Zbyněk Pawlas

12:00 Data­Driven selection of tessellation models Describing Polycrystalline microstructures, Ondrej Šedivý

Variances of estimators based on pixel configu­ration counts, Jürgen Kampf

12:30 Lunch

modeling of microstructures Contributed talks

13:30 modeling of random Cellular structures for simulation of Properties and Processes at Vari­ous Length Scales, Tomasz Wejrzanowski

raster image Analysis of Diffusion for Particle mixtures, Marco Longfils

14:00 Morphological Modeling of Three-Phase Micro­structures of Anode Layers using sem images, François Willot

Background Motion Estimation Based on Graph Matching in Star Images, Jinqiu Sun

14:30 Microstructure Characteristics Controlling the Liquid Permeability: Case Studies of Separa­tion membranes and Pem gas Diffusion Layers, Lorenz Holzer

A simple expression for the map of Asplund’s distances with the multiplicative Logarithmic image Processing (LiP) law, Guillaume Noyel

15:00 Coffee

simulation of microstructures Contributed talks

15:30 Flow and deposition simulation related to chromatographic separation processes, Sebastian Osterroth

Computing B­spline surfaces from Volume Data Using a Local Construction Approach, Dennis Mosbach

16:00 Generating digital microstructures for the ho­mogenization of short fiber reinforced plastics with high volume fraction, Matti Schneider

Segmentation of Fibres in Cracked Steel Fibre Reinforced Concrete (SFRC) using Differential Quantities, Markus Kronenberger

16:30 Characterization of solute transport and mixing in porous media through pore-scale informa­tion, Giovanni M. Porta

From Single fibre Pullout tests from concrete to the tensile material Properties, Jürgen Schnell

17:00 Coffee

simulation of microstructures Contributed talks

17:15 Pore-Scale Flow Channeling In Heterogeneous media, Martina Siena

Introducing a Histogram Independent Segmen­tation Routine for Characterization of a Silicon Based Lithium-Ion Anode Material, Thomas Vorauer

17:45 An empirical pore cluster definition based on brittle fracture criterion, Phil Daro Krummrich

structural segmentation of Defective Particle systems, Daniel Westhoff

18:30 Dinner and announcement of results of ISSIA PhD Competition and lecture by the awardee Annick De Backer: “Quantitative atomic resolution microscopy using advanced statistical techniques”

WedneSday, SePTeMber 13Th

ThurSday, SePTeMber 14Th

Auditorium i 0.01/0509:00 Confocal stereology in Biomedicine, Daniel

Peterson

09:45 Current Challenges in Bioimage Informatics,Thomas Walter

10:30 Coffee

10:45 Optimal estimating functions for spatial point processes, Rasmus Waagepetersen

11:30 Coffee

Contributed talks Contributed talks

11:45 Generalized Tortuosity for 3D Characterization of zeolites, Johan Chaniot

Analysis and Modelling of the Influence of Ageing to Microstructure of Lithium-Ion Battery Cells, Julian Feinauer

12:15 Parametric mapping from plant histology images using grey level granulometry, David Legland

simulation of ultrasound scattering effects in a Polycrystalline Medium based on 3D Full-field X­ray Orientation microscopy, Dascha Dobrovolskij

12:45 Morphological Dilation and Opening of Ellip­soids, Jesus Angulo

improved Cavalieri­type estimation for Per­turbed systematic sampling, Mads Stehr

13:15 Lunch

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Proceedings

There are no proceedings in the strict sense. However, you are cordially invited to submit

the paper related to your talk to Image Analysis and Stereology (www.ias-iss.org). For

further information, please feel free to contact Aleš Kladnik during ECSIA.

Abstracts

You can find all abstracts on

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Please notice that the abstracts are exclusively for personal use and may not be used other-

wise or redistributed without permission.

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