A High-Resolution Acoustic Imaging System to Map Interior Fish Morphology
Abstract
An acoustic imaging microtome system (AIMS) was constructed to map the internal structure of fish. The system consists of two pairs of high-frequency (4.5 MHz) transmit-and-receive planar arrays, with one pair in the vertical plane and the other in the horizontal plane. AIMS provides a series of acoustic images, analogous to microtome slices, along the length of a fish by combining electronically controlled sequential acoustic transmissions and...
Paper Details
Title
A High-Resolution Acoustic Imaging System to Map Interior Fish Morphology
Published Date
Mar 1, 2015
Volume
49
Issue
2
Pages
59 - 69
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