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| + | The aim of the project is to inform, starting from a volume and a collection of points in it, the volume’s surface in order to achieve a characterization of the porosity both in the tangential and perpendicular directions. | ||
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| + | Then every unit gets a unique percentage of porosity defined by its area so that the structure is kept in the perimeter. Finally, dependently by the porosity, the depth of those units is determined. | ||
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Latest revision as of 14:57, 17 October 2016
Andrea Fusaro
The aim of the project is to inform, starting from a volume and a collection of points in it, the volume’s surface in order to achieve a characterization of the porosity both in the tangential and perpendicular directions.
First of all, the volume is defined and filled with a cloud of points, so that any of them finds a corrisponding on the surface of it: the mapping will allow to obtain a multitude of planar surfaces.
Then every unit gets a unique percentage of porosity defined by its area so that the structure is kept in the perimeter. Finally, dependently by the porosity, the depth of those units is determined.
