MC simulations are a useful tool in the development of new imaging devices, as well as in the assessment of new reconstruction methods. In this respect, GATE (Geant4 Application for Emission Tomography) is an open source platform dedicated to numerical MC simulations that has become a well validated toolkit for the simulation of SPECT and PET systems.
This work used Monte Carlo (MC) simulations in order to investigate the feasibility of the application of a super-resolution method, namely Super Spatial Resolution (SSR), to a preclinical SPECT system. The SSR method is used to obtain a resolution enhancement by combining several images containing slightly different perspectives of the same scene.
Super Spatial Resolution (SSR) method for small animal SPECT imaging: A Monte Carlo study
Massari Roberto;D'Elia Annunziata;Soluri Alessandro
2020
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This work used Monte Carlo (MC) simulations in order to investigate the feasibility of the application of a super-resolution method, namely Super Spatial Resolution (SSR), to a preclinical SPECT system. The SSR method is used to obtain a resolution enhancement by combining several images containing slightly different perspectives of the same scene.| File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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