Helge L. C. Daempfling, Christian Mielke, N. Koellner, M. Lorenz, C. Rogass, U. Altenberger, D. Harlov, M. Knoper
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Abstract
Abstract. In this study we present a novel method for the automatic
detection of minerals and elements using hyperspectral transmittance imaging
microscopy measurements of complete thin sections (HyperTIM). This is
accomplished by using a hyperspectral camera system that operates in the
visible and near-infrared (VNIR) range with a specifically designed sample
holder, scanning setup, and a microscope lens. We utilize this method on a
monazite ore thin section from Steenkampskraal (South Africa), which we
analyzed for the rare earth element (REE)-bearing mineral monazite ((Ce,Nd,La)PO4), with high
concentrations of Nd. The transmittance analyses with the hyperspectral VNIR
camera can be used to identify REE minerals and Nd in thin sections. We
propose a three-point band depth index, the Nd feature depth index (NdFD),
and its related product the Nd band depth index (NdBDI), which enables
automatic mineral detection and classification for the Nd-bearing monazites
in thin sections. In combination with the average concentration of the
relative Nd content, it permits a destruction-free, total concentration
calculation for Nd across the entire thin section.
期刊介绍:
EJM was founded to reach a large audience on an international scale and also for achieving closer cooperation of European countries in the publication of scientific results. The founding societies have set themselves the task of publishing a journal of the highest standard open to all scientists performing mineralogical research in the widest sense of the term, all over the world. Contributions will therefore be published primarily in English.
EJM publishes original papers, review articles and letters dealing with the mineralogical sciences s.l., primarily mineralogy, petrology, geochemistry, crystallography and ore deposits, but also biomineralogy, environmental, applied and technical mineralogy. Nevertheless, papers in any related field, including cultural heritage, will be considered.