Figure 9
Orientation of quartz pixels for samples WGSI3 and WG102, shown as inverse pole figure (IPF) color maps relative to the vertical z axis in the sample reference frame (a) and as lower-hemisphere pole figures for a selection of Miller indices (b). Orientation obtained using peak selection over single pixels generates noisy maps. Peak selection using an kernel significantly improves the quality of orientation maps, especially for sample WG102. Computation with kernel selection took ca 2 h for sample WG102 and ca 5 min for sample WGSI3, using a full node (40 cores) of the Nice cluster at ESRF. Orientation-to-color mapping and pole figure plots were obtained using the orix library (Ånes et al., 2024). |