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The SPIRALS team conducts research on self-adaptation for distributed systems and large software systems. The team has 6 permanent researchers, 1 post-doc, 10 PhD students, and 4 research engineers from 10 different nationalities. The research objectives are developing self-healing and self-optimizing systems through mining software artifacts and sharing runtime behaviors. The team works on middleware and software engineering foundations applied to mobile and cloud computing environments and case studies in retail, telecom, home automation, and cyber-physical systems.

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Hematite identification

Adi Noegroho

This document presents a methodology for automatically identifying hematite grains in images taken under polarized light microscopy. The methodology uses image processing techniques to segment hematite grains from two crystallographic images taken at different polarizer angles. Hematite grains are first coarsely segmented, then fragmented to generate seed pixels. Region growing is used to discriminate individual grains from the seed pixels using both crystallographic images. The results show most grains were correctly identified, though limitations include sensitivity to sample surface defects from preparation.

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