Petrographic thin section
Mineral phase maps, grain size, and sorting from thin-section microscopy.
Example outputs shown for illustration. Numbers depend on your samples and protocol.
The measurement, today
Thin-section point counting is the classic manual method, and it samples only a small fraction of the section.
From image to reviewed result
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Calibrate the scale
Set spatial scale from a bar or known dimension. Every downstream number inherits real units.
- 2
Detect & segment
Segmentation models find the objects and regions of interest: grains, particles, pores, fibers, cells.
- 3
Measure
Quantify size, count, area fraction, density, and orientation. The metrics your method already defines.
- 4
Review the overlay
Inspect the result on every field. Adjust thresholds by hand; the change is logged with the output.
- 5
Export & compare
Publication-ready statistics, plus batch comparison across lots, conditions, and time points.
What you export
Related applications
Digital rock & porosity
Pore fraction, throat proxies, and fracture density from micro-CT slices and SEM.
Mineral & granular analysis
Particle size, shape, and mineral-class proxies for mineral processing streams.
Grain size analysis
Average grain size and full distributions, traced automatically from etched micrographs.
Send a sample image and a measurement goal
We will show the closest ConductVision workflow and flag what needs custom validation for your images.
