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A Metric for the Comparison of Surface Topographies of Standard Reference Material (SRM) Bullets and Casings

Published

Author(s)

Jun-Feng Song, Theodore V. Vorburger, Li Ma, John M. Libert, Susan M. Ballou

Abstract

Based on the maximum cross-correlation function, CCFmax, a new parameter called signature difference, Ds, is developed for verifying the similarity of the 2D and 3D ballistics signatures of the standard bullets and of the prototype standard casings.  It is suggested that the parameter and algorithm developed for the standard bullets and casings project could be used for any 2D and 3D surface topography comparisons in surface metrology.
Proceedings Title
Proceedings of American Society of Precision Engineers
Conference Dates
January 1, 2005
Conference Location
Unknown, VA
Conference Title
ASPE--American Society for Precision Engineering

Keywords

SRM, standard bullets, standard casings, standard reference material, surface metrology, topography comparison

Citation

Song, J. , Vorburger, T. , Ma, L. , Libert, J. and Ballou, S. (2005), A Metric for the Comparison of Surface Topographies of Standard Reference Material (SRM) Bullets and Casings, Proceedings of American Society of Precision Engineers, Unknown, VA (Accessed October 11, 2025)

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Created October 1, 2005, Updated February 19, 2017
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