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The Materials Map is an open tool for improving networking and interdisciplinary exchange within materials research. It enables cross-database search for cooperation and network partners and discovering of the research landscape.

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  • 2024Non-destructive testing of challenging aerospace structurescitations
  • 2023A New Concept for Permanent Geometric Reference Points made from RFID tags for Composite Aircraft Componentscitations
  • 2023Using DICONDE for NDT Data Exchange6citations
  • 2021Digitalization and Data Management in Aircraft Maintenance based on the Example of the Composite Repair Processcitations

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Using DICONDE for NDT Data Exchange

  • Raddatz, Florian
  • Rodeck, Rebecca
  • Wende, Gerko
  • Tuppatsch, Jens-Peter
Abstract

The processing of multiple data sets from different NDT vendors and systems can be challenging. Accessing the data requires dealing with different and often proprietary dataformats. In addition to that the correct spatial alignment requires knowledge andinformation about the acquisition system and must consider different approaches formarkers and reference coordinate systems. The key features of NDE 4.0 and digital twin concepts are storage and interoperability with standard data formats. In this example data from thermography, manual ultrasonic testing and immersion ultrasonic testing areconsidered. For established devices multiple tools exist for the conversion of data into image-based formats. However, besides the lack of spatial alignment there is a need to access the raw data for further processing. In medical and CT-like applications the DICOM format has become a widely used exchange format. Its derivative DICONDEtransfers this into the field of NDT. This study demonstrates the use of this format for data processing from multiple NDT methods and addresses issues related to interoperability and the integration of less structured data from inspections.

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  • impedance spectroscopy
  • laser emission spectroscopy
  • ultrasonic
  • thermography