IFPEN and Reactiv'IP boost the computation of a porous media descriptor by up to 20 times As part of its mission to support its various partners, IFPEN worked in collaboration with Reactiv'IP,...
Scientific publications
All the publications referencing IPSDK are listed in this page.
If the library played a critical part in your work or directly impacted results and performances, you should cite it as a reference in your publication.
You can find examples of citation below:
IPSDK Explorer 3.1; Reactiv’IP; Grenoble, France, 2022; https://www.reactivip.com/.
IPSDK ToolKit SDK 3.1; Reactiv’IP; Grenoble, France, 2022; https://www.reactivip.com/.
A fast and adaptive solution for object separation
This article describes an innovative algorithm based on adaptive watershed to separate efficiently objects in 2D or 3D images.
Rayons X et Matières : Rapid characterisation of a complex sedimentary deposit ( Tsunami Deposit ) using X ray computed tomography (CT)
During the 14th Rayons X et Matières, Saptarshee MITRA presented his great research achievement. The topic of his presentation was : Rapid characterization of complex sedimentary deposit (Tsunami...
IPSDK SMART Segmentation : ESRF use case
Testimonial from Shifali Singh, Postdoctoral Researcher at ESRF, on the advantages in using IPSDK Machine Learning SMART Segmentation module. We can't resist the pleasure of sharing our performance...
Schlumberger Moscow Research IPSDK Benchmark
We swear that IPSDK is the most optimized Scientific Image Processing solution in the world! What? You don't believe us... No problem, we can prove it to you! Please have a look to the following...
How to remove Ring Artifacts with IPSDK?
Based on "Superior techniques for eliminating artifacts in X-ray micro-tomography", IPSDK permits to remove ring artifacts from micro-CT datasets. The main idea was to use...
Freeware vs IPSDK Comparison
How to effectively compare image processing SDK ? When someone allows himself to present his image processing product as one of the fastest in the market, it is his duty to prove it. The first idea...